ITtasandil

ITtasandil is a fictional metropolitan area used as a setting in science fiction and urban-planning simulations to illustrate concepts of smart-city design and digital governance. The name combines IT with a suffix that evokes a settlement.

In the imagined geography, ITtasandil lies on a temperate coastal plain with a natural harbor, rapid microclimates moderated by sea breezes, and a network of canals and green corridors that connect districts.

Development began in the early 21st century as a public-private initiative to pilot integrated data platforms, autonomous transit, and energy-efficient urban systems.

The city is described as governed by a municipal council with specialized agencies for technology, urban planning, and environmental policy. The economy centers on software services, research institutions, and data-center operations that benefit from a robust digital infrastructure.

ITtasandil features a citywide fiber-optic backbone, smart street networks, and an autonomous-vehicle ecosystem. The educational landscape includes a university cluster focused on computer science, AI, and cybersecurity, plus vocational institutes for digital skills. Cultural life emphasizes open data, maker spaces, hackathons, and international collaboration.

Landmarks include the Central Data Dome and Solar Nexus Park, while annual digital-arts festivals highlight open-source work and civic technology.