Managing smart-city transportation planning of “Park-and-ride” system: case of Moscow metropolitan

Данилина, Нина; Slepnev, Mihail A.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/365/2/022002

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“…Hence, this result demonstrated that insufficient parking spaces is one of the major factors that impacting the improperness of car park management in UMK campus. Based on Barata, Cruz & Ferreira (2010), the insufficient parking spaces (Danilina & Slepnev, 2018;Boussauw & Vanin, 2018) and poor control over non regular parking at the campus, have boosted these difficulties, especially the campus is overcrowded and underpriced. This statements support that problem of improperness of car park management is caused by shortage of parking spaces.…”

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Rainbow Smart Parking System Design: Problems Into Solutions for Integrated Parking Management

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This paper scrutinize the crucial problems such as insufficient parking space, road design, behavior of parking and peak time parking as a major factor that contribute to the improperness of car parking management. This study involves 250 respondents which took place at Pengkalan Chepa neighborhood. The sample adopts convenient sampling methods. Furthermore, this study promotes the idea to solve the incapacity of parking facilities around Pengkalan Chepa. As the result, several solutions were proposed to both university members and local community and authority to look further in this matter.

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“…(Malakiya, Gothi, Mehta, Shaikh & Dave, 2016;Aalsalem & Khan, 2016). This phenomenon was observed as a reflection to a major city with a similar problem (Danilina & Slepnev, 2018;Norzalwi and Ismail, 2011). Therefore, more pressure lay on campus management to increase parking lots as well as the size and number of roadways (Kaplan, 2015;.…”

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“…Our SWOT analysis took into account the following characteristics of a smart city: innovation; maintenance of improved living environment at present and in the future; comprehensive technological solutions; efficient resource management; and delivery of high-quality services. The comparative analysis for three capital cities (Moscow, Nur Sultan, and Almaty) has brought to light some significant differences in the way they implement r-economy.com their smart city projects (Danilina, Slepnev, 2018). Nevertheless, these cities are facing similar problems, such as the lack of funding, domestically produced equipment and software, highly qualified human resources, and private investors.…”

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SWOT analysis of smart city projects in capital cities of Russia and Kazakhstan

Урдабаев

Utkelbay

2021

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Relevance. Large-scale digitalization projects contribute to national economic development and to the improvement of the living standards in countries and regions. Cities with high population density and vibrant economic growth can benefit the most from such projects. Research objective. This study aims to conduct a strategic analysis of smart city projects in capital cities of Russia and Kazakhstan (Moscow, Nur-Sultan, and Almaty). Data and methods. The study provides an overview of academic and professional media publications on the topic, national and local official documents, materials reflecting expert discussions about the problems of smart city development in Russia and Kazakhstan. Methodologically, the study relies on SWOT-analysis methods used to systematize diverse empirical data and to provide evidence for managerial decision-making. Results. In this study, we systematized the key approaches to the definition of a smart city and proposed our own interpretation of this term with a special emphasis on SWOT factors. The main digital services in Moscow, Nur-Sultan and Almaty were described. The results of SWOT analysis have shown some significant differences in the way the three capital cities implement their smart city projects as well as similar problems they are facing, such as the institutional barriers, the lack of standards, financial constraints, the shortage of domestically produced equipment and software, of highly qualified human resources, and private investors. Conclusions. The range of factors that affect the implementation of smart city projects in the three cities include the COVID-19 pandemic, which is likely to stimulate the digital transformation both in the short and long term.

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“…The town-planning analysis of the natural processes influencing the development of territories is necessary for the decisions making concerning its use. This area of application is particularly important for territories located in areas with specific climatic, landscape, and engineering conditions [7,8].…”

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Smart city: automatic reconstruction of 3D building models to support urban development and planning

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Slepnev

Chebotarev³

2018

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The spread of smart city technologies dictates the need to develop new methods in the field of urban planning and design. The article devotes to the question how to find new approaches to make digital urban project according to the BIMtechnology. We analyze the opportunities of automated design technology BuildingReconstruction 2018 that allows constructing 3D models of landscapes, urban territories and infrastructure objects. Their distinctive feature is their high accuracy of details. We consider methods and tools for creating such models. There is the description of a 3d-model and composing information layers. On the base of the analysis of the model–s capabilities, we offer various directions how to use them for solving urban planning problems addressed to the examples of their existing implementation.

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Managing smart-city transportation planning of “Park-and-ride” system: case of Moscow metropolitan

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Rainbow Smart Parking System Design: Problems Into Solutions for Integrated Parking Management

SWOT analysis of smart city projects in capital cities of Russia and Kazakhstan

Smart city: automatic reconstruction of 3D building models to support urban development and planning

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