http://www.iaeme.com/IJCIE International Journal of Civil E Volume 8, Issue 8, August 2017, Available online at http://http://ww ISSN Print: 0976-6308 and ISSN © IAEME Publication STUDY ON CO ITS STRU Profe SR Engin Assistant P SR Engin Assistant P SBIT Engin ABSTRACT A smart city is an communication technology fashion to manage a city's systems, schools, librarie supply networks, waste ma A smart city is promoted efficiency of services. ICT and the city infrastructure evolving, and how to ena integrated with real-time devices then processed an keys to tackling inefficienc Information and comm performance and interac consumption and to impr applications are developed A smart city may therefore simple 'transactional' relat to its specifics and therefor used for similar concepts city, information city, in teletopia, Ubiquitous city, Major technological, interest in smart cities, inc ET/index.asp 101 ed Engineering and Technology (IJCIET) , pp. 101–112, Article ID: IJCIET_08_08_012 www.iaeme.com/ijciet/issues.asp?JType=IJCIET&V N Online: 0976-6316 Scopus Indexed ONCEPT OF SMART CI UCTURAL COMPONEN Venkat Reddy P essor, Department of Civil Engineering, neering College, Warangal, Telangana, India Siva Krishna A Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, neering College, Warangal, Telangana, India Ravi Kumar T Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, neering College, Khammam, Telangana, India urban development vision to integrate in y (ICT) and Internet of things (IOT) technol s assets. These assets include local departmen es, transportation systems, hospitals, power anagement, law enforcement, and other comm d to use urban informatics and technology T allows city officials to interact directly with and to monitor what is happening in the city able a better quality of life. Through the monitoring systems, data are collected fro nd analyzed. The information and knowledg cy. munication technology (ICT) is used to en ctivity of urban services, to reduce costs rove contact between citizens and governm d to manage urban flows and allow for real- e be more prepared to respond to challenges tionship with its citizens. Yet, the term itself r re, open to many interpretations. Other terms include cyberville, digital city, electronic com ntelligent city, knowledge-based city, MESH wired city. economic and environmental changes h cluding climate change, economic restructuri ditor@iaeme.com VType=8&IType=8 ITY AND NTS a nformation and logy in a secure nts' information r plants, water munity services. to improve the h the community y, how the city is use of sensors om citizens and ge gathered are nhance quality, s and resource ment. Smart city -time responses. than one with a remains unclear s that have been mmunities, flexi H city, telicity, have generated ing, the move to