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In the draft decree on smart urban development, the Ministry of Construction proposes to integrate smart urban content into urban planning. The Ministry of Construction proposes to integrate smart urban contents into the draft planning plan, based on the orientation and project of smart urban development at the provincial level, when establishing the planning levels, it is imperative to research and integrate the contents to ensure the construction and management of smart urban areas. For plans from provincial level or higher, it is necessary to establish and use the urban digital copy (Urban Digital Twin) as a core tool for simulating, analyzing script, assessing multi -dimensional impact and supporting planning decisions. The minimum integrated content in the smart urban planning is suitable for the planning level: Spatial planning for digital infrastructure (data centers, telecommunications networks) and innovative innovation infrastructure (technology park, common workspace); Determining specific areas allowed to apply the Regulatory Sandbox and practical testing spaces (Living Labs) to create a favorable legal environment for creative innovation; Determine the effective measurement indicators (KPIS) on the level of intelligence to be achieved in each region and each field. Requirements for smart urban planning stated that, for general planning, in addition to complying with the provisions of the law on urban and rural planning, it is necessary to orient and integrate smart solutions, including the following minimum contents: Clarifying the vision and overall urban development goals, ensuring that in accordance with socio -economic development and unified urban development projects. Supplement the orientation of developing digital infrastructure and smart technical infrastructure in the orientation of overall space development, landscape architecture and social infrastructure; Determining the main technical corridors for the telecommunications network, expected the location of urban data centers, areas prioritizing the development of smart grids, smart water supply and drainage systems. Integrating modern sustainable urban development models, promoting public transportation, saving connection time, in order to improve the quality of life and reduce depending on personal vehicles, export priority areas to pilot smart solutions in each planning stage. For urban areas, it is not stipulated that the planning of the subdivision and general planning should be determined and zoned to the priority areas for pilot implementation, as a basis for detailed planning and calling for investment. According to the draft, subdivision planning must concretize the orientation of the general planning on smart urban development, including the following minimum contents: Space and technical solutions for smart technical infrastructure networks, digital infrastructure and technological solutions that have been oriented at the general planning. plus and motor transport; Determining the priority areas applying the superblock model to prioritize pedestrians and limit vehicle speed; Identify areas that need to be enhanced to monitor security or monitor air quality and noise. Exporting specific targets and technical standards related to smart urban development applies to the planning area, such as electric car charging station density, public Wi-Fi coverage, energy efficiency requirements for public works. Determining and zoning the priority areas for pilot implementation, as a basis for detailed planning and calling for investment. Detailed planning must specify the orientations of superior plannings on smart urban development, including the following minimum contents: Determining the location, scale and specific technical requirements for the installation of smart infrastructure systems: data collection stations, surveillance camera systems, sensor network networks (environmental monitoring, traffic monitoring, water-based water-based, other wi-wi-wi-wi-level points Thi. Proposing feasible intelligent technology solutions in urban operation management in the planning area (including smart lighting systems that automatically adjust brightness, smart waste collection and treatment system, sustainable water and drainage management system, ...). Exporting specific targets and technical standards related to intelligent urban areas applied to construction investment projects ( plan, build and manage the operation of works within the planning scope, as a legal basis for the construction permit, post -investment management and data to ensure that data is digitized, synchronized, ready to integrate into the urban digital copy (Urban Digital Twin). The Ministry of Construction guides the application of regulations and standards in smart urban planning. SetBuilding is collecting this comment on the Ministrys electronic portal. Tue VanTham further examiner more examinations to refer to more examinations
