Smart City and Shifting Meaning of Public Space

Kurniawati, Wakhidah; Prihantini, Peni

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/248/1/012012

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“…","container-title":"Sustainability","DOI":"10.3390/ su141912645","ISSN":"2071-1050","issue":"19","journalAbbre viation":"Sustainability", "language":"en", "page":"12645", "source ":"DOI.org (Crossref. Data from an in-depth interview, field observation, and desk study were analyzed by contextualizing the elements to specifically obtain the impact of the pandemic on public spaces and services in each city (Kurniawati & Prihantini, 2019;Shedid, 2022). Initially, key information from in-depth interviews was extracted and grouped into the relevant smart city elements afterward.…”

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Smart City Approaches to Public Spaces and Services during and after COVID-19: Case Studies in Four Capital Cities

Rachmawati,

Mei,

Haryono

et al. 2023

IJG

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COVID-19 pandemic was reported to modify people’s behaviour in using public spaces and accessing services. This fact has become a critical input related to future city development strategies, space arrangements, and the implementation of smart city. Therefore, this study aims to 1) Identify efforts in several cities during COVID-19 pandemic, specifically concerning the use of public spaces and services, and 2) Compile the outlines of future urban planning strategies after the pandemic. The aspects related to the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), space arrangement, and urban environment are discussed. The analysis is based on case studies in four capital cities, namely Jakarta, Paris, Bucharest, and Canberra. Furthermore, field observations and in-depth interviews are used to emphasize changes in the function and use of public spaces and services during and after the pandemic. The result shows that differences and common elements configure the transformations of urban spaces since changes in the use of public spaces are closely connected to efforts to combat the pandemic. Meanwhile, in public services, changes are associated with the increasing use of ICT and Internet of Things (IoT). In the future, cities need to show their visions according to the local conditions supporting better spatial arrangement and management of urban environment due to ICT and IoT prominence.

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Smart City Approaches to Public Spaces and Services during and after COVID-19: Case Studies in Four Capital Cities

Rachmawati,

Mei,

Haryono

et al. 2023

IJG

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“…A framework was developed based on half-open spaces for urban ventilation and air pollutant purposes [146] and a framework for stakeholder engagement was proposed according to 12 ecosystem case studies [147]. For a sustainable future, the management of buildings was studied to support the 2030 agenda [148]. Conceptual studies were presented, and the potential changes to technologies for managing public spaces have been studied [149], where the consequences of shifting toward smart urban spaces have been determined.…”

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Transformation of Buildings and Urban Spaces to Adapt for Future Mobility: A Systematic Literature Review

Park,

Kim,

Maing

et al. 2023

Land

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The development of smart cities has led to transforming modern city operations by applying emerging technologies from the fourth industrial revolution such as the Internet of Things, BIM and machine learning. To prepare for the future development of cities, it is necessary to investigate the current status of city development, research topics and the direction toward future cities. In this study, a systematic literature review was conducted following the combination of literature review guides by Kitchenham and the PRISMA statement. The review identified 141 peer-reviewed academic papers from web-based archives, such as Web of Science and SCOPUS, that were categorized into five topics related to smart cities and urban areas. The technologies applied in the research were analyzed to determine the direction future cities should take based on current smart cities and emerging technologies that will shape individuals’ daily lives. However, it was discovered that research papers on critical areas, such as mobility and management, were lacking compared to those on building design and urban planning. This paper concludes with an example of a future urban area that has been transformed due to adoption of future mobility technology to address the shortcomings of the reviewed literature on building and urban environments.

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