Sustainable Smart Cities and Smart Villages Research: Rethinking

• 1. autor: Visvizi, Anna (auth)
• Kolejni autorzy: Lytras, Miltiadis (auth)
• Format: Elektroniczne Rozdział
• Język: angielski
• Wydane: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
• Hasła przedmiotowe: History of engineering & technology; North Carolina; meat quality; spatio-temporal changes; accessibility; Xinye Village; landscape order; sustainable pilgrimage tourism; synergetic urban landscape planning; population density; urban green space; geographic information system; ICTs; international migration; pilgrimage and religion tourism; water supply networks; low carbon cities; polling control; densification; Wroclaw 1998-2018; smart education; safety experience; vehicular Ad-hoc networks (VANETs); leak detection; ICTS; ambient behavioral analysis; economic growth; sustainable urban development; moviescapes; settlement; probability generating function; land price map; low-carbon transportation; city sustainable development; SWB; decomposition method; Olomouc; information security; sustainable urban management; technology clusters; entrepreneurship; smart city implementation concept; smart technologies; perceptions; usefulness experience; smart innovation; surface temperature; culture; ICT; the Way of St. James; Greensboro; urban planning; perception; analytics; South Korea; innovation transfer; offal; policy evaluation; energy efficiency; small-sized community; sustainable rural policy; UNCG; purchase-point; ecological wellbeing; Smart Cities; convenience experience; land-use development; cloud computing and open source technologies; sustainability; artificial neural networks; smart villages; transit; decision making; smart cities; cloud computation security; smart city; greening; Accessibility; data mining; forced migration; public landscape; bike; participatory budgeting; liveability; residents' participation; consumers; Internet of things information security; open democracy; network modelling; spatial equity; big data information security; social networks; vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I); consumption; spatial econometrics model; social demand index; open government; policy making; information and communication technologies; smart urban applications; walk; built-environment
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Over the last years, sophisticated policy making propositions for sustainable rural and urban development have been recorded. The smart village and smart city concepts promote a human-centric vision for a new era of technology-driven social innovation. This Special Issue offers a useful overview of...