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| Title | Behavioral Model Deployment For The Transportation Projects Within A Smart City Ecosystem: Cases Of Germany And South Korea |
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| ID_Doc | 11786 |
| Authors | Shvetsova O.; Bialevich A.; Kim J.; Voronina M. |
| Year | 2023 |
| Published | Processes, 11, 1 |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/pr11010048 |
| Abstract | This research focused on a behavioral model as a significant tangible enabler for smart city plans and initiatives across Asian and EU regions as per transportation projects. This study aimed to create a behavioral model to serve as a planning tool for policymakers, planners, and implementers of transportation initiatives in smart cities. The paper discusses the validity of the proposed model framework for fostering the diffusion of a successful smart city project transformation in a general smart city ecosystem and particularly within the transportation industry. The framework was verified using three different methods: literature review to give a speculative understanding of current smart city approaches; case studies from Germany and South Korea smart city ecosystems that were selected and applied against the behavioral model; and finally, desktop research (behavioral model) performed for smart city project development. As a result, the authors recognized key variables for deriving a possible successful behavioral model as a suggested efficient framework for further smart city strategic projects. Researchers developed and tested, with two validated examples, the suggested behavioral model for smart city projects with a focus on the transportation industry. Results of this survey could help stakeholders in different countries analyze factors influencing decision-making processes and adopt smart city projects to local business environments. © 2022 by the authors. |
| Author Keywords | behavioral model; Germany; key variables; project; smart city ecosystem; South Korea; transportation industry |
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