An integrated methodology model for smart mobility system applied to sustainable tourism

Roda, Massimiliano; Giorgi, Davide; Joime, Gian Piero; Anniballi, Luigi; London, M.; Paschero, Maurizio; Mascioli, Fabio Massimo Frattale

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“…Strategies for sustainable transportation planning (process), including modeling approaches (n = 9) [37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45] The functions and responsibilities of stakeholders involved in transitioning an urban freight transport system (n = 1) [46] Urban spatial planning aimed at addressing mobility issues such as traffic congestion (n = 2) [47,48] Technical solutions for adapting an urban transportation system to fit the unique characteristics of a city, such as a tourism-based economy (n = 2) [49,50] The current state of academic knowledge and practices related to emerging research topics, such as end-of-life vehicle management and modeling techniques for electric vehicle batteries (n = 8) [51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58] Table 4. Knowledge disseminated through the sustainable business models.…”

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Perspectives on Modeling Energy and Mobility Transitions for Stakeholders: A Dutch Case

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Pessôa

Bonnema

2023

WEVJ

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We address the value of engaging stakeholders in energy and mobility transitions by using models. As a communication medium, models can facilitate the collaborative exploration of a future between modeling researchers and stakeholders. Developing models to engage stakeholders requires an understanding of state-of-the-art models and the usability of models from the stakeholder perspective. We employ mixed methods in our research. We present the overview of models that have been proposed to make sense of the transitions in the scientific literature through a systematic literature mapping (n = 105). We interviewed 10 stakeholders based in The Netherlands to elaborate on use cases in which models can benefit stakeholders in practice and the characteristics of usable models. We conclude our research by elaborating on two challenges of model design that modeling research can consider to engage stakeholders. First, we argue that understanding the epistemic requirements of both modeling researchers and stakeholders that models can simultaneously meet is crucial (e.g., questions addressed using models and assumptions). Second, we seek technical solutions for producing models in a time-wise manner and developing interfaces that allow models distant in formalism and represented phenomena to communicate in tandem. Our research creates awareness of the model design aspect by considering its usability.

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Perspectives on Modeling Energy and Mobility Transitions for Stakeholders: A Dutch Case

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Pessôa

Bonnema

2023

WEVJ

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“…The interdependence between smart innovations and improved sustainability of tourist flows is recognized in all contributions. Among the articles focused on smart cities, Roda et al (2017) specifically focus on the development of a smart mobility system that combines technological innovation in electric transportations and mobility services in urban and surrounding areas for a transition toward sustainable forms of tourism based on strategies of public transportation capable of producing benefits for the community. Dameri et al (2020) do not limit their analysis to the theme of mobility but broaden the perspective to the smart city policies and conditions that support the transition toward sustainable tourism with reference to the quality of the journey for city visitors.…”

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“…Transport and mobility systems in general, specifically in urban areas, entail an increasing amount of environmental, social, economic and cultural issues (Mihyeon Jeon and Amekudzi-Kennedy 2005; Roda et al 2017). It is estimated that transport itself produces 23% of greenhouse gas emissions related to the generation of power, and vehicles with internal combustion are responsible for three-quarters of this rate.…”

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An Integrated Methodology Model for Smart Mobility System Applied to Sustainable Tourism

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Bella

Joime

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Administrative Sciences

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This work aims to analyze the impact of technological eco-innovation on the modernization and development of a local area. The role of eco-innovation would be to stimulate an innovative environment and spur a development of the territory and economic districts, and the diffusion of said particularities among wider geographic contexts, hence allowing a globalization model more observant of local specificities, and thus an open system able to develop economic and cultural exchange respecting local particularities. In recent years, smart city has asserted itself as a general model for the city of tomorrow, and sustainability has become a focal point in urban development policies. In this paper, we investigate how an integrated and intermodal methodology for the development of smart mobility systems—the European project “Life for Silver Coast”—is impacting the modernization and development of an Italian coastal area in Tuscany. The main focus of our paper is to understand how an integrated mobility network allows a transition toward a sustainable form of social relationship and a new economic pattern and could represent the starting point for a spatial, relational and institutional reorganization process that would lead to a change in the production and management dynamics of the local ecosystem concerning cultural, social and economic issues.

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Public Transport Systems and its Impact on Sustainable Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

Rivera

Reis

2021

Springer Proceedings in Mathematics &Amp; Statistics

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An integrated methodology model for smart mobility system applied to sustainable tourism

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Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

Perspectives on Modeling Energy and Mobility Transitions for Stakeholders: A Dutch Case

Perspectives on Modeling Energy and Mobility Transitions for Stakeholders: A Dutch Case

An Integrated Methodology Model for Smart Mobility System Applied to Sustainable Tourism

Public Transport Systems and its Impact on Sustainable Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

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