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Smart Planning Our Future Cities

This research was conducted as part of the LSNetwork program, which has supported the transition to networked LED streetlights for over a decade and is now also helping communities effectively design and deploy Smart City Master Plans to improve quality of life at work, home, and play.

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Type:

Research Report

Date:

2018

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