Prediction of the demographic situation in urban districts as a factor of sustainable social and economic development of the transport infrastructure

Davydova, Tatiana; Zhutaeva, Evgeniya; Dubrovskaya, Tatyana

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/90/1/012168

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“…The research was carried out within the framework of a determined research problem reflecting declining student motivation and worsening performance. The selection of Generation Z was conditioned by the fact that negative changes in demography in Slovakia, but also abroad [78] which should have a negative impact on the labour market and the potential for employment of graduates [79]. With various and diverse changes in our society, the role of the university and the way of interaction with students must continue to change.…”

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Personality traits and motivation of Generation Z students in management study programs in higher education

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This article examined Generation Z students’ personality traits and motivation as prerequisites for sustainable learning as well as the identification of relevant motivational factors in the educational process. The main goal of the research was to identify and analyze the dominant factors that affect the motivation and performance of Generation Z students in management study programs at a technical university. The identified factors were analyzed in relation to the personality traits and subsequently, the potential impact of the identified factors and personality traits on the learning outcomes of selected subjects was tested. The research sample was represented by Slovak university students while the research sample size was N = 132 respondents. The authors of the article used three standardized questionnaires. The first questionnaire was the Questionnaire NEO (Neuroticism, Extraversion, and Openness) five factor inventory version (with added factors (of agreeableness and conscientiousness), specifically two of the five factors: conscientiousness and neuroticism. The performance motivation questionnaires were also used to assess values, attitudes towards values and motivation. The statistical analysis of the collected data was processed in the statistics program SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences). The findings proved relationships between motivation to perform and conscientiousness, performance inhibition and neuroticism and differences between students in different years of study.

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Personality traits and motivation of Generation Z students in management study programs in higher education

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“…The transport infrastructure is the foundation of urban cities [1,2]. The level of transport infrastructure affects the travel of residents and the development of urban economic growth [3,4].…”

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Evaluating Satisfaction in Shared Lanes as Part of Sustainable Transport Infrastructure by Using VR Technology – Evidence from Urban China

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The concept of sharing transport infrastructure has become increasingly prominent in the sustainable society due to limited resources in urban cities. Shared lanes where cars, electric motorcycles, and bicycles are permitted have been promoted in urban China to overcome the shortage of road space available to meet the increasing traffic demand. Based on VR video and questionnaire survey, this study has identified that the levels of satisfaction of drivers, e-motorcyclists, and cyclists are associated with the factors of traffic condition and lane characteristics among various shared lanes. Based on the analysis of data by a multinomial ordered logistic regression model, the major findings of this study are summarised as follows: (1) Satisfaction was mainly affected by lane width, lane number, lane type, and presence of parking space in the driver group. (2) Lane width, lane number, lane type, presence of parking space, speed, and lateral separation were the main factors in the e-motorcyclist group. (3) For the group of cyclists, lane width, lane number, presence of slope, presence of parking space, speed, and lateral separation were identified as the main factors. Our study will help local government officials to design more effective sustainable transport infrastructures.

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“…With this in mind, according to researchers, the optimization of the functioning of urban structures [1][2][3][4] is becoming increasingly important. The "Smart City" project was launched in Russia in 2018 in a pilot mode, and from 2019 it became mandatory within two national projects at once -"Housing and urban environment" and "Digital economy".…”

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Human resource development in the implementation of the concept of “smart cities”

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The improvement of urban systems based on the active use of information technologies, which is necessary to achieve these goals, requires specialists with appropriate qualifications. This article uses a methodological approach to the study of human resource development from the perspective of two-way communication between producers and consumers of an innovative product. The educational, structural-industry and information technology aspects of development are considered. The results of the analysis are presented, and the methods of partnership cooperation between higher educational institutions and representatives of the business community in the construction and housing and utilities sectors are identified. The experience in the field of training and retraining specialists in construction specialties with elements of student research has been synthesized. The prospects for improving the system of personnel training in the field of housing and communal services are identified. A SWOT analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of urban modernization has been carried out. Among the weaknesses, the failure of highly qualified specialists was revealed. Among the threats is the absence of a legislative and methodological framework in many areas of housing and communal services reforming. In the annex to the concept of “smart cities”, Rohmer’s model is considered, confirming the primary role of human resources in reforming and further operating the urban infrastructure. It is shown that the success of the initiative of a smart city depends on personnel, processes and technologies.

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Prediction of the demographic situation in urban districts as a factor of sustainable social and economic development of the transport infrastructure

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Personality traits and motivation of Generation Z students in management study programs in higher education

Personality traits and motivation of Generation Z students in management study programs in higher education

Evaluating Satisfaction in Shared Lanes as Part of Sustainable Transport Infrastructure by Using VR Technology – Evidence from Urban China

Human resource development in the implementation of the concept of “smart cities”

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