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|summary= | |summary=Smart Buildings is a fast-developing subject area. Since the writing of the NIST Global City Teams Challenge [[https://opencommons.org/GCTC|GCTC]] Smart Building Supercluster’s “[[Smart_Buildings:_A_Foundation_for_Safe,_Healthy_Resilient_Cities|Smart Buildings Blueprint]]” in 2020 there have been significant advancements in this sector. This led to the need to update the blueprint with the latest information including references to the Smart Building KPIs, based on the NIST “[[https://opencommons.org/File:933286.pdf|Framework for Holistic Key Performance Indicators for Smart Cities (H-KPIs)]]” | ||
The online version follows the chapters of the original blueprint. These are: | |||
* [[Smart_Buildings_OM|Smart Buildings O&M]] | |||
* [[https://opencommons.org/Organizational_and_Individual_Productivity_and_Wellness_of_Smart_Buildings|Organizational and Individual Productivity and Wellness of Smart Buildings]] | |||
* [[https://opencommons.org/Smart_Building-related_Mobility|Smart Building-related Mobility]] | |||
* [[https://opencommons.org/Grid-Interactive,_Efficient_and_Connected_Buildings_(GEBs)|Grid-Interactive, Efficient and Connected Buildings (GEBs)]] | |||
* [[https://opencommons.org/Interfacing_Smart_Buildings_with_City_Services_and_Infrastructure|Interfacing Smart Buildings with City Services and Infrastructure]] | |||
* [[https://opencommons.org/Cybersecurity_for_Smart_Buildings|Cybersecurity for Smart Buildings]] | |||
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[[Has description::Smart Buildings is a fast-developing subject area. Since the writing of the NIST Global City Teams Challenge [[1]] Smart Building Supercluster’s “Smart Buildings Blueprint” in 2020 there have been significant advancements in this sector. This led to the need to update the blueprint with the latest information including references to the Smart Building KPIs, based on the NIST “[for Holistic Key Performance Indicators for Smart Cities (H-KPIs)]” The online version follows the chapters of the original blueprint. These are: