Smart People for Smart Cities: A Behavioral Framework for Personality and Roles

Gupta, Shristi; Mustafa, Syed Ziaul; Kumar, Harish

doi:10.1201/9781315156040-3

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“…For example, using smart energy such as solar energy or wind energy is a form of green energy source (Chel and Kaushikb, 2018). Smart societies are characterised by the level of qualifications, lifelong learning, social and ethnic diversity, creativity, openness, and participation in public life (Gupta et al, 2017). Quality of life is measured by existing cultural facilities, living conditions (health, safety, and housing), educational facilities, tourist attractions, and social coherence.…”

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Tourism Smart Cities – Turning Point Towards Sustainable Development in Egypt: Concepts, Characteristics and Applications

2022

Pharos International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality

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Nowadays, the quality of life has greatly improved, particularly in terms of access to services. However, heavy industrialization and the increasing population in the urban areas have been a big challenge for administrators, architects, and planners. For this reason, the transformation of metropolises into smart cities is a crucial factor in improving the living conditions of their inhabitants. Despite the popularity of the phrase "smart city," there is still misunderstanding about its meaning, especially since several similar terms are often used. This paper aims to clarify the meaning of the word "smart" in the context of cities through an approach based on an in-depth literature review of relevant studies. It also identifies the main dimensions and elements defining the smart city. In addition, it demonstrates how we can consider a particular city a smart one, drawing on recent practises to make cities smart.

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Tourism Smart Cities – Turning Point Towards Sustainable Development in Egypt: Concepts, Characteristics and Applications

2022

Pharos International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality

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“…Moreover, to be more inclusive, smart people must be included in every decision-making process and be realistic in every angle of policy creation and execution. Smart individuals are commonly evaluated using the "Human Development Index" (HDI), which encourages excellent local people participation in rural areas [34]. The graduate enrollment ratio is the second-most significant characteristic.…”

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“…Besides that, the existence of cultural attractions, living standards (health, safety, housing), educational institutions, tourism attractions, and community stability are all used to assess the quality of smart living [30,31,32]. The provision of a wide range of cultural events to people of all faiths, regardless of the size of the community, is another feature that sets it from smart living, as highlighted from [34]. Building reputable universities are essential for delivering educational support.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on Smart City Project Initiatives for Rural Community Participation

Man¹,

Manaf²

2022

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Most democratic governments have prioritizedoffering people more significant input in government decision-making and promoting public participation in policy creation. People and governments may now effectively integrate formerly unsurmountable gaps in their relationships thanks to advances in digital and information technologies. "Smart City" technologies are not a new term in today's urbanizationdevelopment field; however, this "Smart City" technologies term is likely unfamiliar with the rural area, as the rural area is sometimes assumed to perform poorly in the development of innovative city initiatives, which are mostly being pioneered by the local government authority with a focus on a city or urban region. Citizens can now participate in decision-making and policy-making due to the smart city project initiative, which cannot be disregarded entirely; unfortunately, rural population participation remains limited. This conceptual research aims to examine smart city project aspirations for the rural community public participation framework. The author comprehends the importance of including significant public participation in all parts of the planning process. The methodology behind this researchis based on a detailed study of the scholarly literature that has already been done. The conclusions of the research were derived from a number of different reading materials, such as books, journals, and other sources on smart city programsfor public participation in rural areas.

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“…Even though smart cities are focused on digital technology usage, they are not only about developing technology infrastructure. Smart cities require six main indicators to succeed: Smart Economy, Smart Mobility, Smart Environment, Smart Living, Smart Governance, and Smart People [5]. Smart economy covers economic management through industry, entrepreneurship, and employees in order to prompt innovative and adaptive technology advancement.…”

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“…The construct of Smart People recognizes the need for effective behaviors which are key to the integration of technology-based social and infrastructure systems that might improve the quality of life, economic growth, public participation, and data-driven decision-making [1]. Smart People recognize the value and importance of people's behavior in their surroundings and the need to work positively with them in order to build support and construct opportunities intended to create a healthy working environment and a pleasant city environment conducive to a positive workforce [5].…”

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Developing smart people in smart cities through education: The role of personality

Godwin,

Wisudha,

Wibowo

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E3S Web Conf.

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Since 2017, Indonesia has implemented a pilot project for the Smart City Movement. Even though focused on digital technology usage, smart cities also need people with skills in the digital economy. As one of the foundational skills in the digital economy, Human Skills are vitally important and in greater demand in smart cities. This becomes a challenge as well as an opportunity for higher education. The present study relates Human Skills to graduate attributes as developed by BINUS University, called BINUS Graduate Attributes (BGA) and identifies the role of personality as an access point for developing those skills. Using questionnaires distributed through BINUS Maya and the Lumina Spark online system, we collected 2,014 participants from various majors at the undergraduate level. Out of the 24 personality qualities measured in the Lumina Spark model, Adaptable and Cautious are qualities that do not significantly correlate with those skills. Through regression analysis, it was shown that several qualities have a role in predicting each skill. The result of this study can be used for educators to modify learning methods and environments that enhance the possibility for students to develop each of these Human Skills by utilizing their personalities.

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Smart People for Smart Cities: A Behavioral Framework for Personality and Roles

Cited by 16 publications

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Tourism Smart Cities – Turning Point Towards Sustainable Development in Egypt: Concepts, Characteristics and Applications

Tourism Smart Cities – Turning Point Towards Sustainable Development in Egypt: Concepts, Characteristics and Applications

A Systematic Literature Review on Smart City Project Initiatives for Rural Community Participation

Developing smart people in smart cities through education: The role of personality

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