Smart city projects in the continuity of the urban socio-technical regime: The French case

Jeannot, Gilles

doi:10.3233/ip-190128

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“…The goals of e-government are mostly based on the use of administrative data which include information about people, legislative enforcement, service delivery and other related processes. The most complex applications associated with AI are linked to a higher degree with automatic network regulation [26].…”

Section: Opportunities For Ppps In the 4irmentioning

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Revolutionising Public Private Partnerships: A Transition to the Fifth Industrial Revolution

Nel¹

2023

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The purpose of this article is to examine Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the Fifth Industrial Revolution (5IR). Government does not have the capacity to deliver services by itself. As a result, PPP have played an important role to assist government in delivering services in an efficient and reliable manner. Amongst the benefits of PPPs are value for money, risk transfer and affordability. Partnerships are increasingly important to assist government in achieving development goals. The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) presents a number of implications in terms of government service delivery. PPPs are necessary to navigate these changes. This article aims to determine how PPPs can be improved to transition to the 5IR. The 5IR entails a super smart society where humans are the pivotal link in overseeing technology. Methodology: This article is descriptive and conceptual in nature. Unobtrusive methods are used to synthesize and integrate extant research. Findings: A conceptual model is developed to illustrate the necessary elements in forming a PPP ecosystem that is relevant to the 5IR and human-centric. Originality/Value: Very little research has been done on the 5IR, particularly no research has been done on the purpose, scope and nature of public private collaboration for improving PPPs in the 5IR.

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Section: Opportunities For Ppps In the 4irmentioning

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Revolutionising Public Private Partnerships: A Transition to the Fifth Industrial Revolution

Nel¹

2023

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“…Smart Cities in France and Indonesia (Jeannot, 2019) investigated whether smart cities founded in France were able to reflect consistency or break with the current national socio-technical regime of French cities. This indicates a continuation of the break with the urban sociotechnical regime that has been developed by the smart city project.…”

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“…However, it is also reported that it has negative impacts on relations among people (Dhere & Bendale, 2019). In Indonesia, there is now a growing concern towards smart city development (see, for example, (Hasibuan & Sulaiman, 2019;Lee, 2019;McKinsey & Company, 2018;Salamah & Yananda, 2019;Sanjaya et al, 2018;Suartika & Cuthbert, 2020;Susanti et al, 2016) and so is in France (see, for example, (Jeannot, 2019). However, empirical evidence that has appeared in the literature on smart city development is still lacking in Indonesia (Sanjaya et al, 2018) and so is the comparison between cities in Indonesia and France.…”

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“…Lyon is a pioneer in the field of smart cities (Belot, 2017). In France, smart cities represent a continuation rather than a urban socio-technical regime rupture with smart city projects have developed (Jeannot, 2019). Additionally, a smart city should focus on three areas: intelligent communities and services, intelligent infrastructure, and intelligent buildings (Azlal et al, 2020;Lim et al, 2019).…”

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The Development of Smart Cities and Environment-Related Domain: A Case Study in Indonesia and France

Afriani

Wahyudin

Perdana

2022

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In Indonesia, and so is France, there is a growing concern about smart city development. However, empirical evidence is still lacking in Indonesia and so is the comparison between cities in Indonesia and France. Therefore, this paper is to elucidate the smart city development in Indonesia and France in terms of the environment-related domain. This current study is qualitative in nature, focusing on two cities, Lyon in France and Bandar Lampung in Indonesia. The data collection was carried out using two types of instruments. First, we collected data to measure indicators of the environment-related domain of smart cities through interviews with government officials who were in charge of city development. Second, the data collection also involved a five-point Likert scale survey. The findings indicate that the smart city development in Lyon in terms of the environment-related domain is more developed compared to Bandar Lampung. Lyon has enlisted additional private sector support for the concept of smart city development, while everything necessary for the development of a smart city is now being prepared in Bandar Lampung. The recommendations from the findings and suggestions for further research are also discussed.

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“…One-third of the length of each fragment overlaps each other to maintain the continuity of the information. The input of the whole network is divided into two major pieces, RGB video frames, and optical stream frames ( Jeannot, 2019 ). RGB frames can be read directly from the video in OpenCV and each frame of the video is saved as a picture.…”

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Artificial Intelligence Segmented Dynamic Video Images for Continuity Analysis in the Detection of Severe Cardiovascular Disease

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In this paper, an artificial intelligence segmented dynamic video image based on the process of intensive cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease monitoring is deeply investigated, and a sparse automatic coding deep neural network with a four layers stack structure is designed to automatically extract the deep features of the segmented dynamic video image shot, and six categories of normal, atrial premature, ventricular premature, right bundle branch block, left bundle branch block, and pacing are achieved through hierarchical training and optimization. Accurate recognition of heartbeats with an average accuracy of 99.5%. It provides technical assistance for the intelligent prediction of high-risk cardiovascular diseases like ventricular fibrillation. An intelligent prediction algorithm for sudden cardiac death based on the echolocation network was proposed. By designing an echolocation network with a multilayer serial structure, an intelligent distinction between sudden cardiac death signal and non-sudden death signal was realized, and the signal was predicted 5 min before sudden death occurred, with an average prediction accuracy of 94.32%. Using the self-learning capability of stack sparse auto-coding network, a large amount of label-free data is designed to train the stack sparse auto-coding deep neural network to automatically extract deep representations of plaque features. A small amount of labeled data then introduced to micro-train the entire network. Through the automatic analysis of the fiber cap thickness in the plaques, the automatic identification of thin fiber cap-like vulnerable plaques was achieved, and the average overlap of vulnerable regions reached 87%. The overall time for the automatic plaque and vulnerable plaque recognition algorithm was 0.54 s. It provides theoretical support for accurate diagnosis and endogenous analysis of high-risk cardiovascular diseases.

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Smart city projects in the continuity of the urban socio-technical regime: The French case

Cited by 8 publications

References 55 publications

Revolutionising Public Private Partnerships: A Transition to the Fifth Industrial Revolution

Revolutionising Public Private Partnerships: A Transition to the Fifth Industrial Revolution

The Development of Smart Cities and Environment-Related Domain: A Case Study in Indonesia and France

Artificial Intelligence Segmented Dynamic Video Images for Continuity Analysis in the Detection of Severe Cardiovascular Disease

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