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The emergence of Geospatial Neural Networks (GeoNNs) offers a novel solution to improve smart city initiatives through advanced location intelligence. By effectively integrating both spatial and temporal data, GeoNNs can learn from the complexities of urban environments. This innovative method enhances applications in areas such as traffic management, environmental monitoring, and urban planning. Utilizing graph neural networks, our approach captures the intricate interactions among urban elements, which significantly aids in informed decision-making. GeoNNs also support real-time data processing, essential for responding dynamically to the demands of smart city infrastructure. Computer Architecture and Engineering Geospatial Neural Network Spatial Data Pipelines Real-time Processing Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. 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