Convergence Estimation of a Structure Identification Method for Discrete Interval Models of Atmospheric Pollution by Nitrogen Dioxide

Darmorost, Iryna; Dyvak, Mykola; Porplytsya, Natalia; Shynkaryk, Taras; Martsenyuk, Yevgeniya; Brych, Vasyl

doi:10.1109/acitt.2019.8779981

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“…In turn, territories can be called SMART-specialised thanks to the effective management of investments in people (social capital) and IT infrastructure, which ensure stable growth and improved quality of life. When considering this aspect, three key elements of smart specialisation stand out: technology is a key tool for transforming life and work; human capital and education; dialogue between government and citizens (Nam 2011, p. 283-284, Borysiak 2022a, Brych 2020, Darmorost 2019. Furthermore, in the context of providing technical support for the development and implementation of clean energy transition strategies and plans at Community level, the integration of the environmental component into the smart specialisation framework through the creation of green clusters is an important element of innovative and organisational support for climate change adaptation strategies (Rzeńca 2017, Lupova-Henry 2022, Borysiak 2022c, Lankauskiene 2022, Yegorow 2022.…”

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Building resilience of municipalities and regions innovative management to smart specialization

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ObjectivesAdaptations to digitalization and climate change of all aspects of society are important issues of innovation management at the local and regional levels. The paper demonstrates: 1) the components of smart specialization in order to achieve municipalities and regions strategy goals; 2) the use of the mechanism of smart specialization to realize the entrepreneurial potential of the regional economy; 3) the introduction of smart specialization for the innovative development of the Ukrainian municipalities based on the European experience; 4) the indicators of building resilience of municipalities and regions innovative management to smart specialization.Material and methodsCombination of dialectical approach to the knowledge of the components of smart specialisation and the methods of induction, deduction for the realisation of the entrepreneurial potential of the regional economy based on cross-industry clustering became the basis for the development of recommendations for municipalitiesResultsExtending the sustainability of innovative municipal and regional governance to smart specialisation is to take into account the importance of using the main postulates of the smart specialisation mechanism to realise the innovation potential of the regional economy.ConclusionsThe priority directions of the agro-energy cluster model should be the establishment of a cluster model of "Government-Business-Science-Education" interaction. In order to achieve this goal, scientists from the Western Ukrainian National University justified and developed the Programme for Supporting Innovation in Areas of Smart Specialisation in the Ternopil Region for 2020-2023, which aims to implement innovative approaches to capacity building of the regional economy within the framework of smart, sustainable and comprehensive development.

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