This paper was presented at the 2025 IEEE Colombian Conference on Communications and Computing – COLCOM, held in Popayán (Colombia) in August 2025. It was jointly authored by César Viloria Núñez, Tania Lucía Cobos, Isaac Zúñiga Silgado, Yair Rivera Julio, Ángel Pinto, and Nohora Mercado, and published in the conference proceedings of IEEE Xplore.
Abstract
The development of smart cities has often followed a technocentric vision, prioritizing infrastructure and digitalization without clear alignment to citizens’ needs. This article proposes the Smart City Architecture Framework (SCAF), a TOGAF-based model starting from strategic drivers focused on citizen well-being. Through a systematic literature review and comparative analysis, common limitations are identified, including lack of citizen participation and traceability between strategy and technology. SCAF introduce a five-layer methodological sequence—drivers, vision, processes, applications, and infrastructure—to coherently link aspirations with technological solutions. The article concludes by discussing implementation challenges and future empirical validation in urban contexts.
If you need to access the full text and your institution does not have a subscription to IEEE Xplore, please contact us at cesarvilorian@utb.edu.co or tcobos@utb.edu.co
Dejar una contestacion