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Title The urban data deluge: challenges for smart urban planning in the third data revolution
ID_Doc 44151
Authors Kourtit, K; Elmlund, P; Nijkamp, P
Title The urban data deluge: challenges for smart urban planning in the third data revolution
Year 2020
Published International Journal Of Urban Sciences, 24, 4
DOI 10.1080/12265934.2020.1755353
Abstract Effective urban planning is increasingly affected and governed by the current information society. This paper argues that the so-called third data revolution creates unprecedented challenges for sustainable city policy in the digital age. Three types of data revolutions are distinguished in this paper. The nowadays popular notion of smart cities may be helpful to enhance the cognitive quality of urban policy-making, but leads also to new issues on complex data handling in the modern age of social media and digital information systems. The various issues at stake are outlined in this paper, while this study is concluded with a sketch of the contours of a so-called smart city policy fly-wheel, so as to demonstrate that the urban fabric - also in a smart city context - is always work in progress, with a view to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
Author Keywords Data deluge; third data revolution; smart cities; digital information; policy fly-wheel; data warehouse satellite system
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
EID WOS:000533192900001
WoS Category Environmental Studies; Urban Studies
Research Area Environmental Sciences & Ecology; Urban Studies
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