ICT-Enabled Cross-Cultural Education in Sustainable Urbanization

Li, Nan; Chan, Deland; Hsu, Kevin; Fu, Zhiyong; Mao, Quan

doi:10.1061/9780784480830.006

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“…Five articles were excluded from the initial list of articles because they were not available in the academic databases or on the Internet. The excluded documents were: (Passalacqua, 2014;Kahlen, Lee, Ketter, & Gupta, 2018;Rehm, Faber, & Goel, 2018;Alam, Fernandes, Almeida, Ferreira, & Fonseca, 2017;N. Li, Chan, Hsu, Fu, & Mao, 2017)yet are responsible for up to eighty percent of global greenhouse gas emissions and seventy-five percent of natural resource consumption.…”

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Studies on urban mobility and use of ICT in relation to cities' sustainability. A bibliometric analysis

Escobar¹,

Zartha²,

Gallón³

2021

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The objective of this article is to present three groups of analysis in urban mobility studies, their relationship with the use of ICT and how the findings promote urban sustainability. 40 documents in the Scopus database were systematically reviewed. The research methodology used was mixed, where methods of qualitative analysis and bibliometric analysis were combined with the Vantage Point software. The results made it possible to establish which projects are at the forefront of the study of urban mobility. This article will contribute to future research and could be useful for discussions on public policy on urban mobility.

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confidence: 99%