SmartMaintenance - The Concept of Supporting the Exploitation Decision-Making Process in the Selected Technical Network System

Loska, Andrzej; Paszkowski, Waldemar

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-64465-3_7

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“…In addition, based on an extensive interdisciplinary literature review, Bibri and Krogstie [10] delivered a comprehensive overview of the existing gaps in research on the SSC of the future. It should be noted that there are promising recent research areas concerning a holistic approach to the SSC concept [65][66][67].…”

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Scientific Landscape of Smart and Sustainable Cities Literature: A Bibliometric Analysis

2020

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The smart sustainable city (SSC) is a concept created in response to problems and challenges arising from rapid urbanization. This is a relatively new term that is developing dynamically, which is confirmed by the growing number of publications over recent years. For this reason, this article presented an up-to-date comprehensive bibliometric analysis to describe and assess the scientific landscape of smart and sustainable cities literature. The analysis was based on two bibliographic sources—the Web of Science Core Collection and the Scopus database. It covers publications on the SSC, as well as documents describing the smart city (SC) and the sustainable city (SuC) concepts separately. VOSviewer and Biblioshiny were selected as software tools for the bibliometric analysis. Based on the descriptive bibliometric analysis, quantity and quality indicators were determined separately for the SC, SuC, and SSC concepts, while the network analysis mapped and covered the level of multi-faceted scientific cooperation in the field of the SSC research. The analysis results were intended to familiarize scholars and practitioners with the most prolific authors, sources, institutions, and countries in the analyzed scientific field, to identify the most influential research channels and impact from authors, sources, countries, and research topics, to determine major clusters of the SSC research and also to provide valuable information for further investigation.

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Section: Conclusion and Directions For Future Researchmentioning

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Scientific Landscape of Smart and Sustainable Cities Literature: A Bibliometric Analysis

2020

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“…Maintenance is carried out according to the maintenance plan and based on the analysis of the production schedule. During its implementation, the conservator uses his own knowledge and experience as determinants of its proper performance (Loska and Paszkowski, 2017). UR is a continuous process requiring proper planning.…”

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Prospects for development movement in the industry concept 4.0

Palka

Ciukaj

2019

Multidisciplinary Aspects of Production Engineering

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The aim of the article is to present the perspective of maintenance development in the context of the 4.0 industry concept. One of the factors that determine the safe and effective use of machines and devices is the properly maintained maintenance process. Correct performance of activities as part of this process requires the use of appropriate knowledge and experience from people implementing this process. Very important in this process is, above all, good organization of work and technical knowledge. The very rapid development of technology causes that teams dealing with the maintenance of traffic in enterprises must systematically acquire knowledge and optimize their activities. Effective exploitation of all types of devices is a set of rules, rules, procedures and actions, the main aspect of which is a human being. Knowledge resources should have appropriate substantive content adapted to the recipient. The article presents a modern solution supporting the maintenance process, taking into account the tools supporting the activities of human teams. The basic principles of maintenance in the enterprise covering machine monitoring systems, production management and management of information on the state of the machine park are discussed. There are also examples of the use of selected tools in the mining industry. Reference was also made to the prospects and directions of the development of maintenance in relation to the fourth industrial revolution.

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“…Therefore, as part of the development and implementation of innovative and technologically advanced solutions, a significant added value of the Smart City concept should be created by a rational exploitation policy (Stecuła et al, 2017;Antosz, 2018). The first result of the research initiated and started in this task area is the original concept of SmartMaintenance, the basic assumptions of which are set out in detail in (Loska et al, 2017). This concept includes the intended addition to the Smart City components by specialized models, methods and tools supporting the implementation of the decision process regarding the operation of technical facilities.…”

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Technical Infrastructure of “Smart City”: Needs of Integrating Various Management Tasks

Kaźmierczak

Loska

Kučera

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Multidisciplinary Aspects of Production Engineering

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In the article the idea of the “Smart City” is analysed mainly from the view point of technology. The author presents in the first part of the paper the brief review of technical issues connected with implementing the concept of “Smart City” into practice. These review is illustrated in the second part of the paper by some practical results, which are treated as a background for formulating a research problem which is tried to be presented in the third part of the paper: the problem of recognizing needs in the complex field of activities, assessing these needs and - basing on results of such an assessment - designing some integrated solutions that should be used in management of the identified resources. The final part of the paper contains some conclusions and introduces directions for further research.

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SmartMaintenance - The Concept of Supporting the Exploitation Decision-Making Process in the Selected Technical Network System

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Scientific Landscape of Smart and Sustainable Cities Literature: A Bibliometric Analysis

Scientific Landscape of Smart and Sustainable Cities Literature: A Bibliometric Analysis

Prospects for development movement in the industry concept 4.0

Technical Infrastructure of “Smart City”: Needs of Integrating Various Management Tasks

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