Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal

2017 - 2025

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Volume 7, issue 2, 2023

Exploring the Cybercrime Prevention Campaign on Twitter Evidence from the Indonesian Government pp. 9-24

Al Fauzi Rahmat, Catalin Vrabie and Galih Bagas Soesilo

The economic and social impacts of smart cities multi stakeholder pre study results pp. 25-38

Karina Radchenko

Developing the European Villages in the Republic of Moldova taken into account the Digital Economy Society Index (DESI) pp. 39-47

Anatolii Babin, Tatiana Colesnicova and Sergiu Tutunaru

Development And Implementation of Infiltration Wells in 9 Districts of Sidoarjo Regency, Indonesia pp. 49-56

Akhmad Yusuf Zuhdy

A model for implementing vibration and sound heatmaps in smart cities based on crowdsensing data pp. 57-68

Boban Davidovic, Maja Davidovic and Sanja Dejanovic

Analysis of the human factor as an internal threat to the security of an organization pp. 69-76

Grigorina Boce

Security Testing With Python Scripts pp. 77-84

Frida Zisko and Alma Hyra

The Making of Smart Citizenry Decoding Smart Citizen pp. 85-96

Deepak Kumar

Volume 7, issue 1, 2023

Using smart people to build smarter: How smart cities attract and retain highly skilled workers to drive innovation (Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Poland) pp. 9-30

Brian Fabrègue, Léo J. Portal and Christopher Cockshaw

Application and Challenges of Web 3.0 in Smart Cities pp. 31-42

Joshua Olusegun Fayomi and Zainab Abdulqadir Sani

Ambient Advertising in Metaverse Smart Cities pp. 43-55

Nikola Vangelov

Using RPA for data generation using OCR platforms in Mediterranean University of Albania pp. 57-64

Gerild Qordja

Exchange rate forecasting with Artificial Intelligence pp. 65-70

Katerina Zela (Male)

The Conception and Discourse of Smart City pp. 71-84

Deepak Kumar

Utilization of Green Spaces as a Cost-Effective Strategy for Environmental and Health Risks Control in Residential Plots in Dar es Salaam City, Tanzania pp. 85-98

Nicholaus Fabian Mwageni

Algorithms weighing lives and freedoms: The case of China’s health code pp. 99-125

Ina Virtosu and Chen Li

Volume 6, issue 3, 2022

A look at the city of Fortaleza from the perspective of NBR ISO 37120:2017 pp. 9-25

Francisco de Assis Souza Alexandre, Maria Elisa MARCIANO Martinez, Marcello CARVALHO DOS Reis, Patrícia CARVALHO DOS Reis and Auzuir RIPARDO de Alexandria

Living in “Smart Cities and Green World” pp. 27-40

Miranda Harizaj and Arjela Ndreu

Smart Cities and Digitalisation: A Research Agenda of Public Administration pp. 41-58

Loo-See Beh, M. Jin Lee, Nur Hairani ABD Rahman and Siow-Li Lai

The perspectives of sustainable territorial development in smart cities pp. 59-72

Karina Radchenko

A unified methodology in the application of the comparative approach - the necessity of buildings valuations in Albania pp. 73-80

Elfrida Shehu

Digital Marketing and Outdoor Advertising in Smart Cities pp. 81-91

Nikola Vangelov

Tourism Management System in Mongolia: the Case of Gorkhi-Terelj National Park pp. 93-108

Nergui Erdenebat and Yungnane Yang

The new advanced Cities. From the Green and Digital to the Smart Cities pp. 109-122

Carboni Stefano

Volume 6, issue 2, 2022

The role of smart cities to promote smart governance in municipalities pp. 9-22

Vuyani Goodman Langa and Reckson Dovhani Thakhathi

Wise Governance – Elements of the digital strategies of municipalities pp. 23-29

Christian Schachtner

The Contribution of Oil Signs to the Petroleum Prospect in the Erindi Region, Albania pp. 31-42

Enkela Noçka, Altin Karriqi and Irakli Prifti

Establishing Participative Smart Cities: Theory and Practice pp. 43-62

Léo J. Portal and Brian Fabrègue

Inter-organizational collaboration during emergency response: A case study of 2016’s Hurricane Matthew in Haiti pp. 63-75

Cyprien Genie and Muhammad Iqbal

An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city pp. 77-89

Aleksandra Labus, Branka Rodic, Miloš Radenkovic, Svetlana Mitrovic and Tamara Naumovic

Urban marketing for smart cities pp. 91-96

Stefany Cevallos

Bundling and tying in smart living pp. 97-110

Ina Virtosu and Chen Li

Volume 6, issue 1, 2022

Informal collaboration: building a smart city through self-organized stakeholders pp. 9-17

Hanane Rochdane and Oussama Assaber

Local culture and behaviour intention to adopt e-government pp. 19-25

Muhammad Iqbal and Cyprien Genie

Some smart solutions towards rapid urbanization in Albanian cities pp. 27-34

Alma Afezolli

Strategies for transforming the traditional workplace into a virtual workplace in smart cities pp. 35-54

Joshua OLUSEGUN Fayomi and Zainab ABDULQADIR Sani

General technological competency and usage in public administration education: An evaluation study considering on-the-job trainings and home studies pp. 55-65

Judith Kausch-Zongo and Birgit Schenk

Smart and connected cities in Pennsylvania: a multi-case study pp. 67-78

Jane Beckett-Camarata

IT tools and strategies in business pp. 79-89

Grigorina Boce, Vilma Tomço and Alma Hyra

Yogyakarta Spatial Planning: Review from the Special Regulation of Yogyakarta pp. 91-98

Nadia FITRI Wijayaningsih, Dinda Miftahurrohmah and Muhammad Iqbal

Volume 5, issue 3, 2021

Big data analysis: Ganjar Pranowo's political communication through social media Twitter pp. 9-20

Yunita Elianda, Muhammad Iqbal, Ali Akbar and Nurhadiyanti

Open data availability in Croatian local government: Improving the quality of life pp. 21-40

Robertina Zdjelar, Anamarija Musa and Nikolina Žajdela Hrustek

Smart museums: enjoying culture virtually Case of Virtual Museum of the National Museums Foundation. Rabat - Morocco pp. 41-51

Ikrame Selkani

Smart government in local adoption –Authorities in strategic change through AI pp. 53-62

Christian Schachtner

Smart societies, gender and the 2030 spotlight -are we prepared? pp. 63-76

Bissera Zankova

From fairy tales to smart concepts: Storytelling for VR pp. 77-102

Iliana Franklin, Austin Hill, Anastasia Gurova, Stevie Stedman, Leroy T.P. Dias and Molly Babington

The future of work in the smart city: Managing virtual work by leveraging smart cities to achieve organizational strategy pp. 103-114

Joshua Olusegun Fayomi and Zainab Abdulqadir Sani

Rediscovering urban intelligence within cities by technologies pp. 115-122

Mauro Romanelli

Volume 5, issue 2, 2021

Smart redevelopment of slums prevent epidemics pp. 11-22

Amitava Basu

The Corona Warning App of the German Federal Government –How perceived data protection issues hinderedany effectiveness pp. 23-31

Robert Müller-Török and Alexander Prosser

Smart dwellings. Architectural perspectives opened by COVID-19 pandemic pp. 33-49

Mihaela Zamfir, Ileana Ciobanu, Andreea Georgiana Marin and Mihai-Viorel Zamfir

Adapting fiscal polities for the Covid 19 pandemic.Setting up a fiscal system appropriate for the digital world pp. 51-58

Lilian Onescu and Daniela Florescu

Surabaya towards a smart city constrained by COVID-19 pp. 59-71

Akhmad Yusuf Zuhdy and Aan Fauzi

Volume 5, issue 1, 2021

The regional policy of Bulgaria and the European city pp. 9-15

Tsvetka Stoencheva

Prospects for development of “smart cities” in Bulgaria pp. 17-25

Nikolay Stoenchev and Yana Hrischeva

City intelligent life: A case study on Shenzhen city intelligent classification of domestic waste pp. 27-30

Xiao-Yong Wen

Private information in public spaces: Facial recognition in the times of smart urban governance pp. 31-43

Juliana Novaes

Analysis of local information systems of Ecuador and the importance of urban marketing pp. 45-51

Stefany Cevallos

Smart City - A new concept of green and technological city - A survey will explain the differences between two countries with a different vision of these cities pp. 53-68

Stefano Carboni

The participation of citizens to achieve smart people’s case study: Analyzing the use of online-based community complaint channels in Sleman regency pp. 69-82

Helen Dian Fridayani and Li-Chun Chiang

Digitalization and smartening sustainable city development: an investigation from the high north European cities pp. 83-101

Tiago de Melo CARTAXO, Johana M. Castilla, Marcin Dymet and Kamrul Hossain