Study on the impact of smart city construction on the health of the elderly population–A quasi-natural experiment in China.

This project gives research direction and implementation support for evaluating how smart‑city infrastructure development affects public health, especially for older people. Using a quasi‑natural experimental design, the study assesses urban‑planning actions—such as smart health services, better green spaces, and sensor‑based environmental monitoring—on the physical and mental well‑being of aging residents. Spatial analysis and statistical modeling combine GIS data with public‑health datasets, allowing us to measure both direct and indirect effects of digital urban changes. The method helps identify key urban‑design factors that reduce environmental stress and improve accessibility for vulnerable groups. By looking at real‑world data from smart‑city pilot projects, the framework provides data‑driven recommendations for civil engineers and urban

planners. The documentation and analytical models produced support the creation of inclusive, health‑supportive infrastructure in modern cities, showing a clear link between digital civil infrastructure and demographic resilience.

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