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My idea of improving Tirupati Proposal

Start Date :
May 23, 2016
Last Date :
Jun 09, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The Municipal Corporation Tirupati is pleased to inform you that our city has been selected under Round 2 for Smart City Mission under the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD). ...
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Nadiya
10 years 4 months ago
Smart water meters can give customers highly accurate records of their consumption while also helpingutilities spot “non-revenue water” (NRW) that is being lost to defective equipment, leaks and theft
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Nadiya
10 years 4 months ago
Monitor drinking water quality
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Nadiya
10 years 4 months ago
A smart water system can have sensors placed strategically throughout the network to detect contaminants. Those sensors can monitor the acidity and alkalinity, watch for biological indicators, measure chlorine and other chemicals and watch for heavy metals, then alert human operators when problems arise so they can intervene quickly to mitigate threats.
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Nadiya
10 years 4 months ago
Utilities can achieve better operations through better knowledge and tighter control of the network’s extensive and complex assets
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Nadiya
10 years 4 months ago
Modern “dashboards” and tools can “improve the efficiency, longevity and reliability of the underlying physical water network by better measuring, collecting, analyzing and acting upon a wide range of events
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P Latha Reddy
10 years 4 months ago
The smart city of the future is likely to have an underlying fiber optic network as both a metro loop around the city (like a ring road for traffic) and then local access that links buildings to this loop
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P Latha Reddy
10 years 4 months ago
Two important reasons to pay close attention to telecommunications: 1) for the value it creates on its own and 2) for the value it enables for all the other responsibilities.
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P Latha Reddy
10 years 4 months ago
Telecommunications also acts as an enabler by providing connectivity. All the other responsibilities – water, power, transportation, etc. – require connectivity to communicate with the sensors and devices they use to collect data
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s bhuvaneswari
10 years 4 months ago
Vehicles for transport of differently able persons from Railway/ Bus station to Tirumala can be proposed.
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P Latha Reddy
10 years 4 months ago
In the 21st century, people and businesses consume telecommunications like a resource, just as they consume electricity to light their homes and water to quench their thirst.
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