Impact of Emerging Technologies on Future Mobility in Smart Cities by 2030

Hansain, Sheeba; Gaur, Deepika; Shukla, Vinod Kumar

doi:10.1109/icrito51393.2021.9596095

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“…Conceptualising and describing how human cognition and behaviour entangles and interacts with smart technology has been the topic of a recent work in philosophy of cognitive science (Hansain et al, 2021;Singh et al, 20221;Bruineberg and Fabry, 2022;Andersen et al, 2022), while the topic of subjective wellbeing is now a topic of interest in computational cognitive science (Miller et al, 2021;Smith et al, 2022). Understanding the interaction between the two -between smart technology and wellbeing -has been a driving question behind numerous empirical studies, but as researchers have noted explicitly, the lack of a coherent theoretical framework has proved troubling (Orben, 2020).…”

Section: Existing Approaches To Smart Technology and Asesmentioning

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Preventive Mental Health Care: A Complex Systems Framework for Ambient Smart Environments

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2023

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Section: Existing Approaches To Smart Technology and Asesmentioning

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Preventive Mental Health Care: A Complex Systems Framework for Ambient Smart Environments

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Sustainable mobility governance in smart cities for urban policy development – a scoping review and conceptual model

Anthony Jnr

2023

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PurposeThe aim of this study is to propose a governance model and key performance indicators on how policymakers can contribute to a more accessible, inclusive and sustainable mobility within and across smart cities to examine sustainable urban mobility grounded on the rational management of public transportation infrastructure.Design/methodology/approachThis study employed desk research methodology grounded on secondary data from existing documents and previous research to develop a sustainable mobility governance model that explores key factors that influence future urban policy development. The collected secondary data was descriptively analyzed to provide initiatives and elements needed to achieve sustainable mobility services in smart cities.FindingsFindings from this study provide evidence on how cities can benefit from the application of data from different sources to provide value-added services to promote integrated and sustainable mobility. Additionally, findings from this study discuss the role of smart mobility for sustainable services and the application for data-driven initiatives toward sustainable smart cities to enhance mobility interconnectivity, accessibility and multimodality. Findings from this study identify technical and non-technical factors that impact the sustainable mobility transition.Practical implicationsPractically, this study advocates for the use of smart mobility and data-driven services in smart cities to improve commuters' behavior aimed at long-term behavior change toward sustainable mobility by creating awareness on the society and supporting policymakers for informed decisions. Implications from this study provide information that supports policymakers and municipalities to implement data-driven mobility services.Social implicationsThis study provides implications toward behavioral change of individuals to adopt a more sustainable mode of travels, increase citizens’ quality of life, improve economic viability of business involved in providing mobility-related services and support decision-making for municipalities and policymakers during urban planning and design by incorporating the sustainability dimension into their present and future developments.Originality/valueThis paper explores how urban transportation can greatly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provides implications for cities to improve accessibility and sustainability of public transportation, while simultaneously promoting the adoption of more environmentally friendly means of mobility within and across cities. Besides, this study provides a detailed discussion focusing on the potential opportunities and challenges faced in urban environment in achieving sustainable mobility. The governance model developed in this study can also be utilized by technology startups and transportation companies to assess the factors that they need to put in place or improve for the provision of sustainable mobility services.

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Impact of Emerging Technologies on Future Mobility in Smart Cities by 2030

Cited by 4 publications

References 4 publications

Preventive Mental Health Care: A Complex Systems Framework for Ambient Smart Environments

Preventive Mental Health Care: A Complex Systems Framework for Ambient Smart Environments

Preventive mental health care: A complex systems framework for ambient smart environments

Sustainable mobility governance in smart cities for urban policy development – a scoping review and conceptual model

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