Smart City Cluj, from Provincial Hotspot to Transnational Hub: The Adventures of a Would-Be Post-Industrial City in Romania

Maftei, Stefan-Sebastian

doi:10.14361/zkmm-2020-0108

Journal of Cultural Management and Cultural Policy / Zeitschrift Für Kulturmanagement Und Kulturpolitik

2020

DOI: 10.14361/zkmm-2020-0108

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Smart City Cluj, from Provincial Hotspot to Transnational Hub: The Adventures of a Would-Be Post-Industrial City in Romania

Stefan-Sebastian Maftei¹

Abstract: Dieser Essay diskutiert zunächst, ob die transsilvanische Stadt Cluj tatsächlich als »post-industrielle« Stadt charakterisiert werden kann, oder ob ihre Weiterentwicklungsstrategien eine solche Einordnung zumindest in absehbarer Zukunft erlauben. Anschließend werden einige Faktoren herausgestellt, die aktuellen ambitionierten und zukünftigen, nicht weniger ambitionierten Stadtentwicklungsprojekten zugrunde liegen. Zuletzt wird der Zusammenhang zwischen Post-industrialismus und der Entstehung relevanter Kreativ… Show more

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From Rust to High-Tech Hubs: FDI-Led Upgrading of Urban Economies in East Central Europe

Medve-Bálint

2024

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In the semi-peripheral-dependent market economies (DME) of East Central Europe (ECE), foreign investors are major contributors to economic growth and tend to establish low value-added operations. At the same time, they enjoy superior bargaining power over central governments. The domination of FDI constrains domestic agency in shaping economic outcomes, thereby locking DMEs into the semi-periphery. Moving to the sub-national level, this paper challenges these views by arguing that there is considerably more scope for local development agency in DMEs than the comparative political economy literature suggests. Moreover, FDI-led upgrading, defined as multinational companies engaging in high value-added activities, can take place at the local level even without the direct involvement of the state. The paper draws on fieldwork conducted in two formerly declining industrial cities in ECE (Cluj and Gdańsk) that have recently emerged as knowledge-intensive hubs targeted by high value-added FDI. The paper shows that FDI-led upgrading in Gdańsk occurred with the active contribution and cooperation of both local private and public economic actors, whereas in Cluj, upgrading took place with the contribution of local universities and through the forging of business links between foreign capital and local firms established by expatriates and local engineers.

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From Rust to High-Tech Hubs: FDI-Led Upgrading of Urban Economies in East Central Europe

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2024

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Smart City Construction and Management by Digital Twins and BIM Big Data in COVID-19 Scenario

Chen

2022

ACM Trans. Multimedia Comput. Commun. Appl.

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With the rapid development of information technology and the spread of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), the government and urban managers are looking for ways to use technology to make the city smarter and safer. Intelligent transportation can play a very important role in the joint prevention. The work expects to explore the building information modeling (BIM) big data (BD) processing method of digital twins (DTs) of Smart City, thus speeding up the construction of Smart City and improve the accuracy of data processing. During construction, DTs build the same digital copy of the smart city. On this basis, BIM designs the building's keel and structure, optimizing various resources and configurations of the building. Regarding the fast data growth in smart cities, a complex data fusion and efficient learning algorithm, namely Multi-Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), is proposed to process the multi-dimensional and complex BD based on the compositive rough set model. The Bayesian network solves the multi-label classification. Each label is regarded as a Bayesian network node. Then, the structural learning approach is adopted to learn the label Bayesian network's structure from data. On the P53-old and the P53-new datasets, the running time of Multi-GPU decreases as the number of GPUs increases, approaching the ideal linear speedup ratio. With the continuous increase of K value, the deterministic information input into the tag BN will be reduced, thus reducing the classification accuracy. When K=3, MLBN can provide the best data analysis performance. On genbase dataset, the accuracy of MLBN is 0.982 ± 0.013. Through experiments, the BIM BD processing algorithm based on Bayesian Network Structural Learning (BNSL) helps decision-makers use complex data in smart cities efficiently.

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