Green Communication Infrastructure (GCI) Serving Different Smart City Applications

Abstract

Aims: The aim of the Green Communication Infrastructure (GCI) project is to understand the idea of a self "sustainably" controlled correspondence foundation fitting for smart city application fields. Background: This paper shows the endeavors to understand the idea of a self "sustainably" energized communication foundation fitting for smart city application fields. The recommended Green Communication Infrastructure (CGI) comprises different kinds of remote settled (or even versatile) hubs performing diverse activities as per the application requests. An imperative class of these hubs is the Wireless Solar Router (WSR). Objective: The work in this venture was begun in 2009 with the aim of demonstrating the essential advances that must be taken to accomplish such framework and proclaim the value of embracing natural vitality assets in building mission basic frameworks. Alternate destinations of this venture are introducing a sensibly cost effective, solid, verified, and simple to introduce correspondence foundation. Method: The arrangement to actualize the GCI was accomplished after passing through two structural levels: device level and system level. Result: The suggested system is highly applicable and serves a wide range of smart city application fields and hence many people and organizations can utilize this system. Conclusion: The presence of a reliable, secured, low cost, easy to install and self-powered communication infrastructure is mandatory nowadays. The communities in developing countries or in rural areas need such a system in order to communicate with other people in the world which will their social and economic situations positively.