Impact of the concept Smart City on public transport

Bubelíny, Oliver; Kubina, Milan

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.07.120

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“…Due to the spatial and economic problems, local governments have a limited possibility of constant investment in new transport infrastructure. Reducing the share of individual transport will improve the air in the city and the overall quality of life of the population (Bubelíny & Kubina, 2021).…”

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Trip planning mobile application: a perspective case study of user experience

Pawełoszek

Wieczorkowski

2023

Engineering Management in Production and Services

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Mobile trip planning applications may contribute to popularising public transport, provided they work efficiently and gain high user acceptance. This article aims to take a closer look at the functioning of the JakDojade application, which has been the most popular platform in Poland for several years, supporting travel planning by public transport. In the presented case study, the authors tried to diagnose problems and indicate the directions of application development. At the same time, through this analysis, the authors aimed to demonstrate the usefulness of researching user comments from the viewpoint of managing the development of mobile applications and related services. A case study methodology was used to perform a descriptive study. Data on user feedback on JakDojade mobile application in Poland comes from Google Play Store. Semantic categorisation of user comments and sentiment analysis allowed for identifying user problems and diagnosing emotions related to its use. The presented methodology allowed for diagnosing typical user problems for the JakDojade application, which may help indicate further development directions. The authors attempted to demonstrate the usefulness of researching user comments from the point of view of managing the development of mobile applications and related services. The semi-automatic approach to text analysis presented in the article highlights the problems related to the study of user reviews. The limitations of the proposed methodology and the possibilities for its improvement were indicated.

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Trip planning mobile application: a perspective case study of user experience

Pawełoszek

Wieczorkowski

2023

Engineering Management in Production and Services

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“…In this perspective, this study outlined various policy implementations related to 'smart mobility' with the most prominent issue being transportation management. It is widely accepted that governments worldwide identify public transport as a primary goal and priority over private vehicle use [122]. This factor was further reflected in the smart city policies with public transport being the second most mentioned characteristic; however, there was also a significant focus on investing in private vehicle use.…”

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Understanding Smart City Policy: Insights from the Strategy Documents of 52 Local Governments

Micozzi

Yiğitcanlar

2022

Sustainability

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Today, many cities around the globe are interested in developing or adopting smart city policy frameworks; however, the complexity of the smart city concept combined with complicated urban issues makes it a highly challenging task. Moreover, there are limited studies to consolidate our understanding of smart city policymaking. The aim of this study was to bridge this knowledge gap by placing a set of official smart city policy frameworks under the policy analysis microscope. The study approached the analysis by, firstly, internationally collating the smart city policy frameworks of 52 local governments from 17 countries. The methodology then progressed to a deductive content analysis of the identified policies with a thematic data analysis software. The investigation employed the main themes to identify common urban issues in smart city policies—i.e., smart economy, smart environment, smart governance, smart living, smart mobility, and smart people. The results revealed the targeted key planning issues, goals, and priorities, and the ways that smart city policies address these key planning issues, goals, and priorities. The study findings inform policymakers, planners and practitioners on the smart city policy priorities and provide insights for smart city policymaking.

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“…Thus, a review of recent scientific publications on the transport development of a territory allows the authors to conclude that the conceptual essence of the phenomenon 'transport development of a territory' includes several Negrutiu et al, 2020) of transport services, the state of the transport infrastructure, connectivity and density of transport routes. The main trajectory for the transport development of a territory is the sustainable transport (Greene & Wegener, 1997;Steg, 2007;Szczuraszek & Chmielewski, 2018;Mesjasz-Lech & Wlodarczyk, 2022) within the Smart City concept (Bubeliny & Kubina, 2021;Burlacu et al, 2022) and other conceptual frameworks (Lejda et al, 2017;Hermelin & Henriksson, 2022).…”

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Assessing the transport development of the European Union countries

Balodis¹,

Komarova²,

Čižo³

et al. 2022

JESI

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In their previous publication, the authors proposed to assess the transport development of any territory (but mainly the territories of the world's countries) according to the following three components: transportization level of a territory, transport internationalization level of a territory and quality of transport in a territory. The authors assessed three components of the transport development of a territory each separately, including them in further empirical analysis. In the course of the authors' empirical research, it became necessary to improve the methodology for assessing the transport development of a territory. The purpose of this study is to develop a single tool for measuring the transport development of a territoryan indexand to test it on the example of the European Union countries. Methods used in the study: monographic method, logical analysis and synthesis of the conceptual essence of the phenomenon 'transport development of a territory', index methoda quantitative technique for assessing the transport development of a territory based on the minimum and maximum values. The information base of the study is the data of the Global Competitiveness Report, as well as data from GlobalEconomy.com and the World Factbook for the EU countries. As a result of the study, the authors developed a new Territory Transport Development Index (TTDI), which includes not three, but four components: transportization level of a territory, transport internationalization level of a territory, quality of the transport infrastructure in a territory, efficiency of the transport services in a territory. These four components of the Index developed by the authors differ from the previously proposed components of the transport development of a territory. This difference is determined by the results of study carried out by researchers of the Riga Technical University (RTU), which confirm the importance of transport infrastructure in the use of a territory's resources, as well as the results of other comparative studies on the transport infrastructure of the EU countries. Thus, the third component (quality of transport in a territory) was divided into two separate components: quality of the transport infrastructure in a territory and efficiency of the transport services in a territory, including additional indicators in the first of them. The authors tested the new Index by assessing the European Union countries and comparing them both in general transport development and separately in its different aspects.

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Impact of the concept Smart City on public transport

Cited by 12 publications

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Trip planning mobile application: a perspective case study of user experience

Trip planning mobile application: a perspective case study of user experience

Understanding Smart City Policy: Insights from the Strategy Documents of 52 Local Governments

Assessing the transport development of the European Union countries

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