The intelligent cities conversion process based on AI  and technologies integration: a systematic literature review

Rashwan Almashhour; Eman N. Shaqour

doi:10.35784/bud-arch.6579

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Opublikowane: 2025-03-31

DOI: https://doi.org/10.35784/bud-arch.6579

Numer Tom 24 Nr 1 (2025)

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2026

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2026-06-26 18
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2026-03-31 16

2025

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2021-12-29 6
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2021-10-29 8
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2021-06-02 8
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2021-02-09 8

Authors

Rashwan Almashhour

rashwan.almashhour@nub.edu.eg

Architecture Engineering Department; Faculty of Engineering; Nahda University;

Eman N. Shaqour

imanshaqoor@gmail.com

Department of Architecture Engineering; Munib and Angela Masri Faculty of Engineering; Aqaba University of Technology;

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2669-1893

Abstrakt

Wizja inteligentnego miasta pozostaje niejednoznaczna, a wiele koncepcji wskazuje na stopniowe dostosowanie się w czasie między ideami inteligentnego miasta a miasta zrównoważonego. Inteligentne miasta są uważane za rozwiniętą koncepcję rozwoju miast, ponieważ łączą sztuczną inteligencję i uczenie maszynowe, aby tworzyć systemy, które mogą się uczyć, dostosowywać i podejmować decyzje. Metodologia systematycznego przeglądu literatury jest wykorzystywana do zdefiniowania zakresu teoretycznego i odpowiedzi na pytanie badawcze. Analiza obejmowała kompleksową literaturę obejmującą opublikowane tematy dotyczące inteligentnych miast w ciągu ostatnich dwudziestu lat, wykorzystując powtarzalną i prostą metodę w celu zmniejszenia stronniczości poprzez dostarczanie weryfikowalnych szczegółów przetwarzania danych. Metodologia obejmuje identyfikację badań, wyjaśnienie procesu selekcji, przeprowadzenie analizy i syntezy oraz wyciągnięcie wniosków. Osiemdziesiąt sześć artykułów na temat „inteligentnego miasta” zostało przeanalizowanych według tematu, metodologii i wyników. Literatura na temat inteligentnych miast obejmuje różne tematy, takie jak mobilność miejska, rozwój infrastruktury, zarządzanie ryzykiem, integracja AI, zrównoważony rozwój, ekosystemy, zaangażowanie społeczności, wyzwania, innowacje technologiczne i inkluzywne zmiany rządowe.

Słowa kluczowe:

inteligentne miasto, inteligentna technologia, inteligentne miasta, ICT, innowacje infrastrukturalne, systematyczny przegląd literatury, podejmowanie decyzji w oparciu o wiedzę, ekosystemy sztucznej inteligencji i inteligentnego miasta

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