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Building Smart Communities:

How California's Communities Can Thrive In the Digital Age

Through a contract with CALTRANS, this project develops a framework for SMARTCommunities™ that will blend community telecommunications networks and distributed settings throughout such communities for the remote delivery of services, telework, distance-learning, telehealth, telecommerce and other applications of the electronic highway alternative.

"SMART COMMUNITY: a geographical area ranging in size from a neighborhood to a multi-county region whose residents, organizations, and governing institutions are using information technology to transform their region in significant ways. Cooperation among government, industry, educators, and the citizenry, instead of individual groups acting in isolation, is preferred. The technological enhancements undertaken as part of this effort should result in fundamental, rather than incremental, change."

 

 



A CALTRANS Project

Report Date:

January 1997

Presented By:
International Center for Communications
San Diego State Univ.

Project Team:
Michael Seaman
Caltrans

Phil Garcia
International Center for Communications

Vicki Suter
UC Davis

Steve PonTell
Center for the New West

Louis Vignapiano
City of Chula Vista