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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.48390
AS we know that the traffic is becoming the new problem of any city. As the population of the city is going to increase side by side the traffic is also increasing. Manually we are unable to manage the traffic. One more problem that arise that traffic increase in the city because peoples will not follow the rules. Although they are educated enough but unable to follow the traffic rules that can be cause to the traffic problem. The Internet of Things is based on the Internet, network wireless sensing and detection technologies to realize the intelligent recognition on the labelled traffic item, trailing, monitoring, managing and processed automatically.This research presents an overview of a framework distributed traffic simulation model. Apart from this, the second major problem is water distribution. The manual process not only waste the loss of water but although we do not have any monitoring system which can monitor the utilization of water. The third problem is garbage management. In India, we will see on the daily basis that municipal corporations are not doing their work properly. Everywhere we can see the waste on the road and no action will be taken. There is no transperent system that govement has provided so that the proper monitoring and action can be taken place. In this research paper, we will study all those parameters which can help to improve the lifestyle of the city and try to become that city to be a part of smart city
Smart city, ?Internet of things, water, traffic, garbage
Smart city, ?Internet of things, water, traffic, garbage
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