The concept of the advanced city is no longer a futuristic ambition but a necessary evolution for urban areas seeking to meet the pressing demands of sustainability, equity, and operational excellence. Public systems, which serve as the operational framework that maintains a city’s functionality, livability, and resilience, are one of the key elements of this urban concept [1]. Public systems, which are networks of interconnected services and utilities that must function harmoniously to maintain the competitiveness of the urban economy and the well-being of urban populations, are more than just infrastructure under the advanced city framework’s management dimension.