Recent developments in smart city assessment: A bibliometric and content analysis-based literature review

Hájek, Petr; Youssef, Abdelrahman; Hájková, Veronika

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2022.103709

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“…After the screening process and eligibility check, 192 articles were included in the content analysis. Consistent with previous review studies (Hajek et al., 2022; Mora et al., 2019), we used content analysis to identify clusters of research areas using the co‐occurrence of relevant terms. To further visualize the evolution of the research areas, a progressive network analysis was performed which considers the temporal aspects of the clusters produced.…”

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“…Infrastructure development and environmental protection are also essential to improve quality of life. The definitions of smart cities were summarized by Hajek et al (2022), who concluded that the smart city relies on ICT capability that improves resource efficiency, facilitates transportation, affects people, increases living standards, and promotes prosperity and sustainability. The rise of smart cities is an outstanding illustration of the diffusion and utilization of big data analytics (Karimi et al, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Research trends in the application of big data in smart cities—A literature review

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In this study, we review articles published in academic journals. in the last 5 years at the intersection of big data and the smart city context. Based on a dataset of 192 articles, we use content analysis to identify recent trends and future research directions. The most influential research areas identified include using big data analytics, electric vehicle integration, and citizen‐centric big data, while the most recent research area that emerged is green space. Our results highlight how big data can influence eight different dimensions of smart cities, with smart mobility attracting the most attention from researchers in the application of big data in smart cities. In contrast, smart people and smart economy are the least explored dimensions from this perspective.

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Research trends in the application of big data in smart cities—A literature review

2023

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“…One side of the research is evaluation of the smartness of the city, the other side of the research is the evaluation of the components of the smart city concept. Hayek et. al.…”

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Investigation of Smart City Components by AHP-BWM-FUCOM and DEMATEL Methods

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2022

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The concept of smart city has emerged with the development of technology in the 21st century, based on the ideal city concept introduced in the 19th century. Although over forty smart city components can be counted in the literature, the main six elements which are smart economy, smart people, smart governance, smart mobility, smart environment and smart living are mostly included in the studies. In this study, these six main smart city components is weighted by one of the most widely used MCDM techniques AHP, DEMATEL and more recently developed techniques BWM and FUCOM. The results of comparison is given at the end.

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“…Between 2010 and 2020, there have been over 150 articles published considering smart city assessment, as stated in Ref. [ 8 ]. They also conclude that the proposed future research agenda revolve around smart city performance measurement framework, composite index for smart sustainable cities, and a holistic evaluation using indicator setting.…”

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confidence: 99%