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| blueprint = Smart Buildings: A Foundation for Safe, Healthy & Resilient Cities | | blueprint = Smart Buildings: A Foundation for Safe, Healthy & Resilient Cities | ||
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| title = Communications | | title = Communications | ||
| supercluster = Buildings | | supercluster = Buildings | ||
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| Smart Buildings: A Foundation for Safe, Healthy & Resilient Cities | |
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| Supercluster | Buildings |
| Authors | Limor Schafman |
| Contact | Limor Schafman |
| Blueprint PDF | Smart Buildings: A Foundation for Safe, Healthy & Resilient Cities |
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Chapter 5 is still under construction
Communications is the connective tissue which enables “smart” to take place. Next generation communications technologies are evolving in terms of choices, capabilities, and sophistication. A municipality’s approach to communications infrastructure has implications for its resilience, growth, satisfaction of businesses and happiness of its citizenry. Public and privately owned buildings have an important role to play in communications infrastructure deployment. This section offers a comprehensive overview of communications network infrastructure available today.