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Stefano Silvestri¹, Giuseppe Tricomi^1,2,3, Salvatore Rosario Bassolillo^1,4

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Summary

This study presents a novel IT architecture for smart city intelligence systems, enabling seamless integration and data management of digital twin subsystems. The proposed platform facilitates cloud deployment, data sharing, and workflow execution for complex urban analyses.

Keywords:

data integration data platform digital twins deployment digital twins integration smart cities architecture smart cities workflows urban intelligence

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Area of Science:

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Urban Planning
Information Technology

Background:

Complex urban intelligence systems require integrated digital twin subsystems.
Existing IT platforms often struggle with heterogeneous data and subsystem interoperability.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel IT architecture for smart city digital twin systems.
To facilitate cloud deployment, data management, and workflow execution for urban intelligence.

Main Methods:

Development of a novel IT architecture template.
Implementation of a prototype using open-source frameworks.
Testing in real-world settings to evaluate functionalities and performance.

Main Results:

The architecture efficiently supports deployment and integration of heterogeneous subsystems.
It enables seamless data sharing, integration, and visualization.
The system facilitates integration with external systems and workflow orchestration.

Conclusions:

The proposed IT architecture provides a scalable and efficient template for smart city digital twin implementation.
It addresses key challenges in data management, integration, and process automation for urban intelligence.