Smart technology in planning cities that suffer the effects of displacement in war countries

Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Yaroslavskoe shosse, 26, Moscow, 129337, Russia

^* Corresponding author: youssef.h.saied@gmail.com

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to identify the role that smart city technology can play in the development of cities in countries that have been affected by war, for example the Syrian Arab Republic and specifically cities that have been subjected to the multiplication of forced displacement movements, imposes significant burdens on all societies, but provides opportunities for development in adopting a rights-based approach that meets the needs of displaced people and host communities. In addressing the effects of displacement within development plans, access to education, Live and reduce the damage to the environment and build social cohesion, smart city solution can transform these challenges to an opportunity make a technological change aims to improve services in an orderly, influential, and provide applications these cities to achieve an impressive leap and able to analyse a large amount of data, Thus making plans for the future and using these data to make effective changes and transform them into intelligent systems that understand the needs, lifestyles, behaviour and culture of the population. Of course, the shift to smart technology requires the participation of local communities as well as all planning entities in order to achieve the best possible rate of success.