Development strategies for smart city based in civilian's demands
碩士 === 國立中央大學 === 營建管理研究所 === 106 === Technology has changed the lifestyle for most of people and reformed the urban planning to make cities more inhabitable. Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhanced technology promoting smart living environment is one of good examples to benefit human beings. Smart ci...
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ndltd-TW-106NCU057180162019-09-12T03:37:43Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/g3pmka Development strategies for smart city based in civilian's demands 以社會大眾需求角度探討智慧城市發展策略之研究 Yu-Ching Su 蘇郁晴 碩士 國立中央大學 營建管理研究所 106 Technology has changed the lifestyle for most of people and reformed the urban planning to make cities more inhabitable. Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhanced technology promoting smart living environment is one of good examples to benefit human beings. Smart city is a popular subject discussed in several aspects; however, recognition and demands based on civilians’ perspective have not been comprehensively explored yet. The research objectives are to explore the civilians’ demands and to determine the development strategies for smart cities. Literature review facilitated the structure how to compose the questionnaire using Structure Equation Modeling (SEM). Next the expert interviews were carried out to validate the hypotheses, SEM questionnaire structure, and any additional consideration that may be included. The modified SEM questionnaire, therefore, contained 7 aspects with 64 stems initially. The survey was conducted based on online convenient sampling. There were 511 respondents with 455 valid returns, giving a valid return rate at 89.04%. With the use of AMOS 24.0 software, the hypotheses for SEM all stand under 95% confidence level. After adjusted, the findings show the preference ranking of civilians’ demands as well as the base for the strategies for developing a smart city based on their corresponding weights. Two of top three strategies should lie in the improvement for smart care and the other one is associated with sustainable infrastructure and smart transportation. Jieh-Haur Chen 陳介豪 2018 學位論文 ; thesis 140 zh-TW |
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碩士 === 國立中央大學 === 營建管理研究所 === 106 === Technology has changed the lifestyle for most of people and reformed the urban planning to make cities more inhabitable. Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhanced technology promoting smart living environment is one of good examples to benefit human beings. Smart city is a popular subject discussed in several aspects; however, recognition and demands based on civilians’ perspective have not been comprehensively explored yet. The research objectives are to explore the civilians’ demands and to determine the development strategies for smart cities. Literature review facilitated the structure how to compose the questionnaire using Structure Equation Modeling (SEM). Next the expert interviews were carried out to validate the hypotheses, SEM questionnaire structure, and any additional consideration that may be included. The modified SEM questionnaire, therefore, contained 7 aspects with 64 stems initially. The survey was conducted based on online convenient sampling. There were 511 respondents with 455 valid returns, giving a valid return rate at 89.04%. With the use of AMOS 24.0 software, the hypotheses for SEM all stand under 95% confidence level. After adjusted, the findings show the preference ranking of civilians’ demands as well as the base for the strategies for developing a smart city based on their corresponding weights. Two of top three strategies should lie in the improvement for smart care and the other one is associated with sustainable infrastructure and smart transportation.
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