\nT/CICC 3701-2022 Urban Brain Terminology
T/CICC 3701-2022
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Scope: This document defines the basic terminology, hierarchical terminology, and system terminology in the field of urban brain. This document is applicable to the research, planning, and implementation of urban brain systems; Main technical content: Internet Brain An emerging system evolving from a network-like structure to a brain-like structure. Its structure is shown in Figure 1. This system, with the joint participation of human wisdom and machine intelligence, continuously evolves to form digital neuron networks, cloud reflex arcs, digital vision, digital hearing, digital somatosensation, digital motor nervous systems, digital memory nervous systems, digital neural central systems, and digital autonomic nervous systems, among others, achieving effective linkage and collaboration among people, objects, systems, and organizations worldwide, completing the cognition, judgment, decision-making, feedback, and transformation of the world, and ultimately helping human society operate and develop more effectively. The rise of digital technologies such as the Internet of Things, cloud computing, industrial Internet, big data, artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud robotics, mobile communication, virtual reality, and edge computing are all related to the development of various neural systems of the Internet Brain. World Digital Brain A product of the integration of the Internet Brain and smart society development, it is a world-class brain-like complex intelligent giant system. Its function is to improve the operational efficiency of human society, solve complex problems faced in the development of human society, and better meet the diverse needs of human society. City Brain A product of the integration of the Internet Brain and urban construction and operation, it is an urban-level brain-like complex intelligent giant system, consisting of but not limited to urban neuron networks, cloud reflex arcs, urban intelligent management centers, urban visual nerv