Temporal and Spatial Differences in the Resilience of Smart Cities and Their Influencing Factors: Evidence from Non-Provincial Cities in China

Dong, Xiaojun; Shi, Tao; Zhang, Wei; Zhou, Qian

doi:10.3390/su12041321

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“…In the process of exploration, scholars put forward the concept of smart city development based on innovation and green, in order to improve the sustainable development ability of the city [3,4]. e current smart city construction process is mainly divided into the following nodes: some problems are analyzed in the current urban economic and social development [5,6], further, the work of the highest technical level needs is designed to strengthen scienti c and technological innovation, the ve mechanisms are improved, and the corresponding service platform is established [7][8][9][10]. How to carry out follow-up services to ensure the sustainability of smart city construction [11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Coordinated Development of Smart City and Regional Industrial Economy under the Background of Internet of Things

Chen

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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The development of wireless communication and the Internet of Things has promoted the construction of smart cities and is the technical basis for the construction of smart cities. The influence of regional economic development level on smart city construction cannot be ignored, and it constitutes the external environment of smart city construction. The combination of the two will play a driving role in the construction of smart cities. Therefore, the planning and construction of smart cities must be coordinated with the realization of the two. This paper adopts a combination of literature analysis and field investigation to analyze the decoupling between smart city construction and regional economic development, conduct research on relevant cities, and combine the current situation of smart city construction to collect the problems encountered in smart city construction and regional economic development. Through analysis, it provides suggestions for the development of smart cities and regional economic development. The survey results show that in the process of smart city construction and regional industrial economic development in the context of the Internet of Things, information security and lack of talent are the most prominent problems. Among the relevant suggestions on these issues, the proportion of talent introduction is about 45%, and the proportion of rational planning of industrial structure is about 28%. Based on the experience of existing research results, this study uses optimization algorithms to make the impact of various factors more specific, which is helpful for each region to make scientific planning based on its own actual situation.

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Coordinated Development of Smart City and Regional Industrial Economy under the Background of Internet of Things

Chen

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…To calculate the comprehensive assessment index of smart business models for enterprises, the entropy method was utilized (Dong et al, 2020):…”

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Resilient Synergy: Сrafting Integrated Smart Business Models for Eu-Ukrainian Recovery

Boichenko,

Shevchuk,

Shvydka

et al. 2023

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The aim of this article is to investigate the potential of integrated smart business models in fostering economic recovery, with a specific focus on the European Union (EU) and Ukraine. The research seeks to understand the impact of smart business models, driven by technology, entrepreneurship, and sustainable practices, on the resilience and growth of these regions, especially considering the challenges posed by the ongoing war in Ukraine. The research utilizes a comprehensive index of smart business models based on the entropy method. Modelling and forecasting were conducted using three scenarios involving Markov chains. The study allows us to understand which components of smart business models have the greatest impact on the recovery of the EU and Ukraine and how they can improve their metrics to stimulate innovation and digital transformation. The research identified a group of indicators related to sustainability and social responsibility as the most significant for the application of smart business models. It highlights how these innovative models, driven by cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices, offer a path to economic rejuvenation and long-term stability. The article emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts between the EU and Ukraine, aligning policies and fostering cooperation. Ultimately, it advocates for innovation, collaboration, and resilience as the means to overcome adversity and forge a prosperous future for both regions.

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“…Later, Hatuka, Rosen‐Zvi, Birnhack, Toch, and Zur (2018) reviewed these concepts in the context of the political environment and made some comparisons between SC and RC from the view of government and residents, without mentioning their connections. Besides, Dong, Shi, Zhang, and Zhou (2020) evaluated the resilience of SC in China and analyzed their temporal and spatial differences, but did not mention their connections.…”

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Smart city and resilient city: Differences and connections

Zhu

Feng

et al. 2020

WIREs Data Min & Knowl

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Smart city (SC) and resilient city (RC) have been studied and practiced over the years in terms of the increasing urban problems and disasters. However, there is a large overlap between their meanings and relationships. With an increasing concern for both SC and RC in urban development and hazard mitigation, a review was conducted to explore the differences and connections between SC and RC with scientometric analysis. There are far more literatures about SC than RC, and very few papers discuss SC and RC together. The research trend, category, and hotspots from research clusters are illustrated and compared. Major differences are discussed from their objectives, driving force, current research focus, and criticism. The literatures both related to SC and RC are used to explore their connections, which are very limited. The results revealed that the RC's impact on SC are positive from physical, social, and environmental aspects, while SC's impacts on RC could be both positive and negative from the above three aspects. It is indicated that SC and RC are both important for urban planning and can be complementary to each other through proper design and governance, which implies the need for building a resilient smart city (RSC).

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Temporal and Spatial Differences in the Resilience of Smart Cities and Their Influencing Factors: Evidence from Non-Provincial Cities in China

Cited by 31 publications

References 37 publications

Coordinated Development of Smart City and Regional Industrial Economy under the Background of Internet of Things

Coordinated Development of Smart City and Regional Industrial Economy under the Background of Internet of Things

Resilient Synergy: Сrafting Integrated Smart Business Models for Eu-Ukrainian Recovery

Smart city and resilient city: Differences and connections

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