Urban spatial dynamic modeling based on urban amenity data to inform smart city planning

Cai, Zipan; Kwak, Yoonshin; Cvetković, Vladimir; Deal, Brian; Mörtberg, Ulla

doi:10.1016/j.ancene.2023.100387

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“…Our empirical evidence suggests that urban amenities significantly contribute to enhancing urban economic resilience. This aligns with prior research emphasizing the various benefits of amenities in urban sustainable development ( 16 , 21 , 69 ). Urban amenities, encompassing factors such as green spaces, cultural attractions, and public infrastructure, not only enhance the quality of life for residents but also attract investments, stimulate economic activity, and promote sustainable development.…”

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“…Second, a questionnaire is used to investigate the perception of comfort at the individual level ( 15 ). Third, conduct a comprehensive evaluation based on the connotation construction index of amenity items ( 16 , 17 ). In addition, previous research has found that urban amenities can not only provide social value such as culture and art, but also promote urban economic development, thereby generating economic value ( 18 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Urban amenity and urban economic resilience: evidence from China

Du,

Liu,

Zhao

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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Under the influence of multiple uncertain factors at home and abroad, urban amenities, as the underlying support for urban renewal activities, are of great significance in enhancing urban economic resilience. The panel data of Chinese cities from 2011 to 2019 is used in this study. Urban amenity is measured from artificial amenities and climate amenities, respectively. By using a two-way fixed effects model, we empirically test the impact of urban amenities on urban economic resilience. The key findings of this study are as follows. (1) Urban amenities can significantly enhance urban economic resilience. (2) Heterogeneity analysis shows that there are regional differences in the role of urban amenities in promoting urban economic resilience, with cities in the eastern region, strong environmental regulations, and high urbanization rates benefiting more. (3) We further find that urban amenities mainly enhance economic resilience by promoting population agglomeration, attracting labor migration, improving the quality of human capital, and stimulating urban innovation. Our conclusions recommend to rationally allocate and optimize urban amenity resources, strengthen urban planning and construction management, and create a more livable urban environment, thereby enhancing urban economic resilience.

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Urban amenity and urban economic resilience: evidence from China

Du,

Liu,

Zhao

et al. 2024

Front. Public Health

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“…Policy implementation is basically a way for policies to achieve their goals. The policy implementation process is basically an activity carried out by policy implementers in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations and these activities are related to efforts to transform or statements of policy objectives are set into programs, activities and work that are more concrete (Cai et al, 2023). Activities in the implementation of these policies can be in the form of outreach; allocate and distribute and utilize resources; encourage and mobilize the implementing human resources to carry out the jobs according to the specified policy.…”

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Smart City Policy Evaluation Model: A Case Study in Madiun City

Maidi,

Supriyono,

Aripin

et al. 2024

RGSA

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Purpose: Madiun City's development intertwines with evolving community needs and technology. Evaluating its smart city policy is vital. Policy functions include assessment, value clarification, and method application. This research aims to create a robust model by studying formulation, implementation, impact, and actors of smart city policies, addressing pandemic challenges for sustainable progress. It strives to construct an ideal evaluation model, enriching Madiun's journey toward a tech-empowered urban landscape. Method: This study evaluates the policy using the Smart City Policy Evaluation Model, finding success in improving citizens' quality of life, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. Challenges faced by urban administrators include funding, stakeholder coordination, and effective communication strategies for citizen engagement. Results and conclusions: This study comprehensively evaluates Madiun City's Smart City Policy, highlighting successes and challenges. It offers insights for policymakers and planners navigating their own cities' smart policies. Implications: Through a thorough evaluation of Madiun City's Smart City Policy, this study offers valuable insights for policymakers and planners navigating the complexities of implementing smart policies in their respective cities. Originality/value: The originality and value of this journal lies in the holistic approach to evaluating smart city policies, the development of a comprehensive evaluation model, the emphasis on pandemic challenges, and the practical implications for policy makers. This journal not only considers technological aspects, but also social, economic, and environmental aspects in evaluating the success of smart city policies.

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“…Numerous research works have examined the effects of digital signage on user engagement, advertising efficacy, and urban aesthetics. Studies on how people interact with public displays have shown that people's interactions with the material are greatly influenced by the layout, design, and interactive features of these displays [21]- [25]. The interaction setting, the user's demographics, the content's attraction, and other factors all have a significant impact on how users behave.…”

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Public Displays in Smart Cities: A User Interaction and Content Impact Analysis with the Public Display Interaction Test

Natalia,

Kumar Shah,

Verma

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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An examination of the data in this extensive research on "Public Displays in Smart Cities" showed that the participant demography was varied, with differing educational backgrounds and city homes. A variety of display kinds and screen sizes, including interactive touch screens and digital billboards up to 120 inches in size, were found in the public display sites that were examined. The statistics on user involvement revealed a range of engagement ratings, with a mean rating of 3.8, and interaction times, with an average of 16 minutes. The content impact research showed that while "Ads" had a lower click-through rate of 2.2%, content kinds including "Weather" and "Local Events" had high rates of 5% and 4%, respectively. These results highlight the dynamic character of public displays in smart cities, highlighting the need of customized content strategies and the possibility to maximize user interaction and information sharing.

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Urban spatial dynamic modeling based on urban amenity data to inform smart city planning

Cited by 10 publications

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Urban amenity and urban economic resilience: evidence from China

Urban amenity and urban economic resilience: evidence from China

Smart City Policy Evaluation Model: A Case Study in Madiun City

Public Displays in Smart Cities: A User Interaction and Content Impact Analysis with the Public Display Interaction Test

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