National Pilot Smart CityNational Pilot Smart City
The national pilot cities were developed to demonstrate and integrate technologies related to the 4th Industrial Revolution on the lands without development plans.
With the aim to present the leading future smart city model by creating an innovative industry ecosystem that can implement creative business models, the national pilot cities have been developed in Sejong and Busan.
Expected Effects of a Smart City
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2.3 million new jobs due to automation using smart technology
Gartner Report (2017) -
Artificial intelligence increases idea diversity by 57%
Cannes Lions Deloitte Digital Case (2018) -
25% improvement in personalized demand through blockchain based information sharing
KPMG Study(2018) -
300% higher employment rate due to walking city development
Example: Dublin Temple Bar District
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Walking increases creativity by 60%
Dr. M. Oppezzo, Prof. D. L. Schwartz of Stanford University (2014) -
A walkable city has 80% higher trust and participation than an automobile-dependent city
Prof. K. M. Leyden of the National University of Ireland (2003) -
A walkable city has 40% more active exchanges than other cities
Manhattan Union Square North Research (2012) -
A walkable city has a 49% lower commercial vacancy rate than other cities
Manhattan Union Square North Research (2012)
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Reduction of GHG by 72% by increasing energy efficiency
UN Sustainable Energy for All(2015) -
Reduction of power consumption by buildings and industry by 14% with increased energy efficiency
UN Sustainable Energy for All(2015) -
24% of CO2 emissions are generated from owned cars
The Guardian, edited (2017) -
As of 2030, the energy directly produced by private companies will be ten times that in 2016
Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils(2016)
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45% reduction in emergency visits to hospital due to remote medical services
Capital Blue Cross Study (2016) -
40% reduction in infectious disease due to the integrated network of hospitals
The Kansas Healthcare Collaborative(2016) -
15% reduction in disease risk due to real-time air monitoring
McKinsey Report(2018) -
11% more social participation for every 10-minute reduction in commuting time
Prof. R. D. Putnam of Harvard University, edited (2000)
National Pilot Smart City Project
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Project Name
5-1 Living Zone National Pilot Smart City Project establish
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Overview
Whole area of Hapgang-ri, Sejong-si (Sejong 5-1 Living Zone), 830,000 pyeong, Design Population 23 million people
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Project Period
2021~2036years (15 years) * Five-year deployment (~‘26 years) / 10 years of operation(~‘36 years)
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Total Project Costs
Total 3.1148 trillion won (government expenses 843①, city expenses 24②, LH 156③, private 30,125)
*①Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport(service) ②Sejong SPC governmental investment ③LH SPC governmental investment ④O¹ consortium(direct investment 25,643, loan 4,482) -
Agency Roles
City(Support for administrative procedures), MOLIT(Business general manager, institutional support), LH(land supply)
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Strategies
SPC(Special Purpose Company) established (established capital 90 billion won(public 180/private 720))
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Project Information
Creating a leading district (3,842 households) and providing smart services (21) using cutting-edge technologies such as AI, big data, and IoT
Sejong City 5-1 Living Zone, the national pilot city of Sejong Smart City designed to lead balanced national development to enhance national competitive edge and upgrade the quality of cities for creating a sustainable city model for future generations, is in the joining of Mihocheon Stream and Geumgang River surrounded by a beautiful natural environment and is to be constructed in an area adjacent to the industry-university-research cluster in the 4-2 living zone, a self-sufficient happy city.
Sejong 5-1 Living Zone is developed as a data-based sustainable innovation ecosystem by establishing an integrated city operation system based on all-stage data flow from data production to collection, to processing, to utilizing to open and use urban data for building citizen-centered governance and creating new business models. It creates a variety of channels for citizens to participate from planning to operating of the city and put together an efficient collaboration system to provide smart services that can be felt by citizens.
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Project Period
2018-2023 (Moving in from the first half of 2023)
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Location
around Gangseo-gu, Busan
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Project Area
2,191,000㎡ (660,000 pyeong)
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Design Population
Approximately 8,500 (approximately 3,380 households)
Busan Eco Delta City (EDC), as the mecca of the future industry with the 4th industrial revolution technologies, aims to enhance the quality of life of citizens, in which all residents can benefit from equal opportunities and inclusive growth in education, culture, safety and environment. As a charming city where art, culture, and tourism are harmonized together under the theme of water based on the potential of the Semulmeori waterfront in which three streams meet, it presents a sustainable future city model with urban planning and smart technologies.
We plan to operate three future urban platforms (digital city, augmented city, robot city) that enable innovative and sustainable urban innovation of Busan Eco Delta Smart City, and adopt ten innovative technologies (robot-based life innovation, learn-work-play integrated society, intelligent urban administration and management, smart water, zero-energy city, smart education & living, smart healthcare, smart mobility, smart safety, smart park) in order to establish a leading model of smart city that brings about an innovative transformation of individuals, societies, cities and the public sector.
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Post-materialism
- Lifestyle-oriented, Work-life Balance
- Human-centered, Environement-friendly
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Decentralization
- Sharing, Open and Distributed
- Diversity and Community based
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Smart Technologies
- Data-driven, Artificial Intelligence
- Creative Innovation
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New Smart Growth City
- Smart Life for Future
- Smart Links for Sharing
- Smart Place for Everyone
- Urban planning for smart city
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Technological Base
- Digital city platform
- Augmented city platform
- Robot city platform
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10 Innovations That Add Valus
to Urban Living- Life innovation with city-bots
- Learn-Work-Play integration
- Intelligent administration and management
- Smart Water
- Zero-energy city
- Smart education & living
- Smart healthcare
- Smart transportation
- Smart safety
- Smart parks
