Contributions of the smart city in containing the epidemic crisis

Abstract

The pandemic emergency (Coronavirus) uncovered the shortcoming of the metropolitan construction, of the metropolitan space and its socioeconomics, which is appeared in the ill-equipped foundation frameworks of the city. Where the conventional plan of public space has made imbalances, in the requirements of the metropolitan setting. The pandemic has supported interest in creating brilliant urban areas by exhibiting the numerous advantages of shrewd arrangements as far as distinguishing tainted people, foreseeing spread elements, lessening human-to-human contact, and empowering authorization and following of social removing and quarantine rules. As brilliant urban areas bear the weight of utilizing innovations to help city life during and after the Coronavirus pandemic. To address the more extensive wellbeing ramifications of shared metropolitan space. Especially thickly populated urban communities will quite often endure more from the side-effects of Coronavirus than rustic regions. The research problem emerged: in the lack of knowledge about the capabilities of smart cities in limiting and controlling the spread of epidemics and current and future infectious diseases.