世界のスマートインフラ動向（スマート都市及び人工知能の将来）：Global Smart Infrastructure – A Future of Smart Cities and Artificial Intelligence...市場調査レポートについてご紹介

1. Smart Cities – A Global Transformation
1.1 Broadband Infrastructure and ICT are Key Components for Transformation
1.1.1 Economic prosperity depends on digital productivity
1.1.2 ICT industry has the driver’s seat
1.1.3 Transformation requires open ICT infrastructure
1.1.4 Brief insights into ICT infrastructure developments
1.1.5 Comprehensive infrastructure policies are needed
1.1.6 Collaborative trans-sector policies
1.1.7 Case Study – Australia
1.1.8 The issue is Industry Transformation, not Broadband – analysis
1.2 A Future of Smart Cities and Communities
1.2.1 Smart cities: sustainable engines for growth
1.2.2 Digital cities: digital dreams?
1.2.3 Building smart cities to ease the stress
1.2.4 Key components of smart cities
2. Smart Home Automation
2.1 Home Area Networks
2.1.1 Internal network connectivity
2.1.2 Network devices
2.1.3 The smart home
2.1.4 Steady growth ahead
3. Smart Transport
3.1 Smart Transport – A Key Development
3.2 Electric Vehicles (EV)
3.2.1 Introduction
3.2.2 Vehicle to Grid (V2G)
3.3 Dedicated Short-Range Communications
3.3.1 Overview of developments
3.4 Case study – ITS in Australia
3.4.1 Overview of ITS activities
3.4.2 ITS Australia
3.5 Other examples
3.5.1 Connected vehicle cloud
3.5.2 Smart parking – SFpark
3.5.3 Google Traffic
3.5.4 Vehicle telematics
3.5.5 e-Call
4. Artificial Intelligence
4.1 Smart Societies based on Artificial Intelligence
4.1.1 The proposition
4.1.2 Philosophy and science
4.1.3 Social and economic developments
4.1.4 Are we reaching another breaking point?
4.1.5 Solutions by using information technology to increase our intelligence
4.1.6 Examples of recent developments
4.1.7 Conclusion
5. Selected Case Studies
5.1 Australia
5.1.1 Update mid 2013
5.1.2 Project led by Ausgrid
5.1.3 Update 2012
5.1.4 Retail Trial
5.1.5 Background information
5.1.6 The other Smart Grid-Smart City contenders (Historic)
5.2 Asia
5.2.1 China
5.2.2 Singapore
5.2.3 South Korea
5.2.4 India
5.3 Europe
5.3.1 Amsterdam
5.3.2 Portugal
5.3.3 Stockholm
5.4 Middle East
5.4.1 Qatar
5.4.2 United Arab Emirates
Table 1 – Worldwide Wi-Fi households – 2011; 2016
Table 2 – Global – IPTV subscribers – 2010 – 2013
Table 3 – Selection of predictions in BT’s timeline
Table 4 – Comparison between the use of an iMiEV and a VW Polo Diesel over a 10 year lifecycle.
Table 5 – Singapore – fixed-line versus mobile growth – subscribers and penetration – 1998 – 2013
Chart 1 – Singapore – fixed and mobile subscribers – 2001 – 2012
Exhibit 1 – Transformation – business case examples
Exhibit 2 – Global developments that are forcing transformation
Exhibit 3 – Regulatory system needs to support transformation
Exhibit 4 – Smart communities
Exhibit 5- Internet of Things – the next infrastructure inflection point
Exhibit 6- Trans-sector vs. Cross-sector
Exhibit 7 – Australia – National Broadband Network in 2013
Exhibit 8 – Broadband Commission for Digital Development
Exhibit 9 – Key applications of a digital economy
Exhibit 10 – Smart City Operating System (OS)
Exhibit 11 – The Intelligent Communities Forum
Exhibit 12 – Smart Homes
Exhibit 13 – Examples of HAN technology options
Exhibit 14 – Set-Top Boxes (STBs)
Exhibit 15 – Learning from e-cars
Exhibit 16 – Intelligent transport systems today
Exhibit 17 – USA – The I-80 Integrated Corridor Mobility Project
Exhibit 18 – Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Exhibit 19 – Watson in healthcare
Exhibit 20- Newcastle
Exhibit 21 – Singapore – a snapshot of the Intelligent Nation 2015 (iN2015) project
Exhibit 22 – Smart energy project in Amsterdam 2011