The UISH Project is based on the idea of ​​a smart city, understood as a paradigm shift in urban governance: every decision stems from objective reasoning based on real data and scientifically sound simulations.
Predictive models and technologies enable the identification of needs and critical issues, the planning of interventions, and the rationalization of resource use.
An approach to Urban Intelligence based on multidisciplinary skills, detailed analysis, and specific IT technologies, to collect and manage large amounts of data and provide an integrated interpretation.
The project aims to develop and propose an urban intelligence model that can be applied to the country’s diverse realities, from metropolitan scales to small municipalities. This model identifies the digital transition of cities as an enabling factor for the growth of local communities and for generating inclusive multi-stakeholder governance and strategic planning processes.
To this end, the reference model envisages a modular GDU architecture, aiming to analyze the city in its various subsystems (mobility, built environment, water, greenery, etc.) and matching each of these with a Thematic Digital Twin characterized by scientific approaches, numerical models, services and functionalities, and specific data sources.