City assessment
How smart is Miami?
Miami scores 70.3% against the ISO 37120-series aligned smart city framework in 2026, ranked #150 of 386 by smart reach and #153 on the evidence alone, with every finding traceable to a public source.
Each criterion counts in full where the evidence shows it present, half where partial and nothing where absent, weighted by its category. 10 of 86 are not yet assessed and count as nothing until a finding is made either way. Last assessed 24 Oct 2026.
Smart reach rank
#150 / 386
Smart score
70.3%
Evidenced rank
#153 / 387
Criteria present
51 / 86
Evidence coverage
82.6%
Miami's smart city score by area
9 present · 4 partial · 1 absent · 1 not yet assessed
7 present · 2 partial · 0 absent · 3 not yet assessed
6 present · 2 partial · 1 absent · 4 not yet assessed
6 present · 2 partial · 2 absent · 1 not yet assessed
10 present · 3 partial · 0 absent
5 present · 2 partial · 0 absent · 1 not yet assessed
8 present · 5 partial · 1 absent
Where Miami is strong
- ▸Public Transport & Real-Time Information
- ▸Health & Digital Health
- ▸Education & Digital Skills
- ▸Culture, Tourism & Recreation
- ▸Food Security & Urban Agriculture
Where the evidence shows gaps
- ▸Solid Waste & Circular Economy · 2 absent
- ▸Critical Infrastructure Resilience · 1 absent, 1 partial
- ▸Governance & Smart-City Operating Model · 3 partial
- ▸Urban Data Platform & Digital Twin · 2 partial
- ▸Open Data & Transparency · 1 absent
Not yet assessed
10 of 86 criteria have no finding yet, either way. They count as nothing in the score until one is made, and they are not gaps.
- Climate Action & Emissions3 of 3
- Active & Shared Mobility2 of 4
- Connectivity & ICT Infrastructure1 of 4
- Green Space & Biodiversity1 of 3
- Innovation & Economic Development1 of 4
- Smart Traffic & Electric Vehicles1 of 4
- Water & Sanitation1 of 4
Evidence highlights
Open Data & Transparency · Official open data portal
Miami-Dade County provides a 'Transparency and Open Data' website that offers access to the County's authoritative data, maps, and applications, including an 'Open Data' section to search for data. The City of Miami also has a 'Data Explorer' and a public p…
https://www.miami.gov/Maps-Data/Data-ExplorerOpen Data & Transparency · High-value datasets published
Miami-Dade County publishes high-value datasets including employee salaries, online checkbook for payments and disbursements, and transit data feeds (GTFS) for bus services, Metromover, Metrorail, and the Coral Gables Trolley. GIS data is also available, wi…
https://www.miamidade.gov/global/government/transparency/home.pageOpen Data & Transparency · Programmatic API access
Miami-Dade County provides 'Schedule Specifications and API Access' for its Transit Open Data Feeds, including GTFS-RT data for bus services, Metromover, Metrorail, and the Coral Gables Trolley, accessible through Swiftly APIs.
https://vertexaisearch.cloud.google.com/grounding-api-redirect/AUZIYQF8kwuWZp01rUBodOQESnMkEamPdaCvMROjAfg0HzbJcFAKc2Hg1rW7WUBm7orgsO6TSgQOSbnZN6xe_JAYyw0cc2lIm31AatjpPtOlQq7JCubyJwA2I5y62Lb-SWtT1s_wjPt0lhn672wKiXDrNMiOxEmIo5E1DWYm2_mgsko=Digital Government Services · Unified online services portal
The Miami-Dade County website functions as a central portal, listing and providing access to various online services such as reporting problems, applying for jobs, paying water bills, and paying property and business taxes.
https://www.miamidade.gov/global/home.pageAbout this assessment
Miami was assessed against the 86 criteria of the ISO 37120-series aligned smart city framework on 24 Oct 2026 by AI agents gathering evidence from official public sources. Each criterion is marked present, partial or absent, or left not yet assessed, and every finding links to where it was found. Cities are re-assessed in runs, not continuously: the latest finished on 24 Oct 2026.