ICT Supported Urban Sustainability by Example of Silesian Metropolis

Pańkowska, Małgorzata; Sołtysik-Piorunkiewicz, Anna

doi:10.3390/su14031586

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“…Then in the last indicator namely sustainable which can then be interpreted as a design or model of transportation that is modern, electric, environmentally friendly, digitized in the system [53] [54]. The smart mobility model that prioritizes sustainability will be framed within the smart city framework in growing smart cities.…”

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Smart Mobility Development in Lampung Province? Analysis based on Medium Term Development Plan 2019-2024

Sukarno

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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This study aims to determine the development of smart mobility in Lampung province with an analysis based on the Medium-Term Development Plan 2019-2024. The method used is qualitative with analysis using Computer Assigned Data Qualitative Software Nvivo 12plus. Data visualization using theme identification analysis and crosstab analysis. The results showed that the Lampung provincial government is concerned in building smart mobility based on the Medium-Term Development Plan 2019-2024 with the classification of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Infrastructure, Innovative and Safe Transportation System, Local Accessibility, and Sustainable. Of the four indicators, local accessibility is the main program of Lampung Province in building local networks and inter-regional transportation because access to social mobility is still difficult as many as 252 KM of roads are still in damaged condition. Then ICT infrastructure which is due to the still very minimal network and telecommunications by positioning ICT Lampung to 30 of the total provinces in Indonesia. Furthermore, Innovative and safe sustainable transportation is less detailed in the Medium-Term Development Plan document because the main focus is physical infrastructure.

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Smart Mobility Development in Lampung Province? Analysis based on Medium Term Development Plan 2019-2024

Sukarno

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…They emphasize that EA enables business and IT alignment, as well as ICT governance and ICT management alignment. The author of this paper, as a follower of Ar-chiMate modelling, has highlighted specific aspects of EA development in earlier work (Pańkowska and Sołtysik-Piorunkiewicz 2022), which concerns ICT modelling for sustainable development of the metropolis ecosystem.…”

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Goal-Oriented Metropolis Ecosystem Development

Pańkowska

2024

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Enterprise architecture (EA) modelling is understood as a system of architecture defined in ISO42010 and EA is intended to ensure a holistic view of business organization. This study analyses the goal-oriented approach to EA development. Justification of selection of this topic results from studies on EA modelling methods. Enterprise architects mainly focus on process modelling as well as on the application of UML language. There is still an open question of what the goals of EA modelling are. This paper presents an application of ArchiMate language and i* notation for goal-oriented EA modelling. The paper methodology covers a literature survey as well as a case study presenting ArchiMate and i* models for goal-oriented EA development by example of metropolis system architecture modelling. In this paper, a metropolis is defined as a consortium of cooperative communities and it is considered as a business organization for which the system architecture is modelled. The paper aims to develop the metropolis architecture model consisting of system components, i.e. business issues, data, software and hardware. The metropolis architecture models are provided to support development of a metropolis strategy. The main findings include the identification of business goals and EA goals, goal mapping, and specification of the key performance indicators (KPIs) to control the achievement of the goals.

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