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Title Smart and valued? ICT urban (transport) solutions in the city official communication
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Authors Kauf, S; Pisz, I
Title Smart and valued? ICT urban (transport) solutions in the city official communication
Year 2022
Published Scientific Journals Of The Maritime University Of Szczecin-Zeszyty Naukowe Akademii Morskiej W Szczecinie, 72, 144
DOI 10.17402/544
Abstract To optimize the everyday functioning of a city, urban authorities can implement smart city tools and solutions. Mobility is a typical field associated with the concept of a smart city. It is interesting to take a closer look at the solutions applied through the information accessible on the official websites, while exploring, at the same time, the possibilities offered by new research tools. The main objective of this work is to establish the sig- nificance of the information and communication technologies (ICT) in the process of creating smart mobility in a smart city, based on the texts posted on official websites. Using the natural language processing (NLP) methods and tools offered by the CLARIN.EU infrastructure, we verified dominant connotations with the mo- bility in the cities recognized as smart. The cities sample is the extract from the existing smart city rankings. To fulfil our goal, we searched for an answer to the question: What information about ICT solutions is posted on the websites of the studied cities and in what thematic contexts are they used? We looked for the results of the smart city rankings, referring to the official websites of the selected cities (a random selection from a total of 174 cities). The results show that mobility forms a distinct topic in smart cities communication, covering various kinds of transport solutions and systems, with a strong focus on the project side of this activity. The results are the part of the research "The smart city 4.0 maturity model," conducted at the Department of Mar- keting and Logistics UO.
Author Keywords smart city; smart mobility; Natural Language Processing; ICT; official communication; ICT tech-nology; transport
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
EID WOS:001046684800018
WoS Category Engineering, Marine
Research Area Engineering
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