Información General

• Editores: IEEE
• Año de publicación: 2022
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-6654-1101-1, 978-1-6654-1100-4
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: European Technology and Engineering Management Summit (3. 2022. Bilbao).
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Listado de artículos

• • Report on the E-TEMS 2022 Doctoral Workshop “Smart Cities as System of Systems”

    Lydia Kaiser, Alexandra Kapp, Katarzyna Wardzińska, Dóra Hegyi, Corinna Köbler, Jaime Fernando Venegas Zarama, Elena Schräder, Denis Tissen, Enrik Mundt

    págs. 4-11

    

  • Digital sustainability canvas as an assessment tool for digital transformation projects in education

    Jorge Maldonado Carranza, José Ramón Otegi Olaso

    págs. 12-17

    

  • Extending the capstone model for social good

    Louis J Taborda

    págs. 18-23

    

  • Development of a holistic care platform in the smart city environment: Implications for business models and data usage concepts

    Sara Neumann, Lars Engelmann, Uwe Grossmann, Jelena Bleja, Tim Krüger

    págs. 24-29

    

  • Process Mining in Project Management for Smart Cities

    Kevin Zebro, Holger Timinger

    págs. 30-35

    

  • English language communication in agile cross-border projects: Implications on virtual learning settings

    Ainur Baizhanova, Olha Mikhieieva, Zhibek Tleshova, Carsten Wolff

    págs. 36-43

    

  • Smart cities: Through projects to resist entropy

    Sergey D. Bushuyev, Natalia Bushuyeva, Svitlana Onyshchenko, Inna Khodikova

    págs. 44-50

    

  • Teaching smart city: A contribution to advance the topic of “smart city” in academic education

    Rebecca Hegemann Rockel, Thorsten Ruben

    págs. 51-54

    

  • Artificial intelligence for smart cities: Comparing latency in edge and cloud computing

    Ben Naets, Willem Raes, Rembrandt Devillé, Catherine Middag, Nobby Stevens, Ben Minnaert

    págs. 55-59

    

  • Safety vs privacy: Findings from a smart grid digitalization project in Norway

    Kristian KannelØning, Arne Roar Nygård, Sokratis Katsikas, Bassam Hussein

    págs. 60-64

    

  • Transparency in digital-citizens interfaces through blockchain technology: BBblockchain for participation processes in urban planning

    Beatrice Ietto, Kerstin Eisenhut, Robert Muth, Jochen Rabe, Florian Tschorsch

    págs. 65-71

    

  • How can informatics be used to address the wicked problem of urban mobility system design?

    Tristan Stull, Jean Pierre Kuilboer

    págs. 72-77

    

  • Multilevel e-portfolio model in the system of advanced training of academic staff in Uzbekistan

    Feruza Saidova, Feruza Zakirova, Azizjon Eminov, Golibjon Otamurodov

    págs. 78-82

    

  • A general description of virtual power plants as smart manager in power systems

    Jaime Fernando Venegas Zarama, José Ignacio Muñoz Hernández

    págs. 83-87

    

  • Mapping the platforms in higher education: A systematic literature review

    Finn Reiche

    págs. 88-92

    

  • Learning and education in digital age: What is an expectation of the Ukrainian community?

    Christian Reimann, Olena Verenych, Polina Repka

    págs. 93-96

    

  • Scenario-based requirements engineering for complex smart city projects

    Carsten Wiecher, Philipp Tendyra, Carsten Wolff

    págs. 97-102

    

  • Analysis on user acceptance for light electric vehicles and novel charging infrastructure

    Nora Schelte, Semih Severengiz, Sebastian Finke, Jannik Stommel

    págs. 103-108

    

  • A distributed ledger based ecosystem as an approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for shared mobility by incentivizing users

    Sebastian Finke, Michele Velenderic, Semih Severengiz, Martin Fortkort, Nora Schelte, Oleg Pankov

    págs. 109-114

    

  • Well-being as a composite capability in the smart building domain: A formal and technical study

    Khalid Halba, Asmaa Hailane, Ahmed Lbath, Edward Griffor, Anton Dahbura

    págs. 115-125

    

  • How to make the undefined tangible: Development of a typology for smart city replication

    Patrick Ruess, Anna Katharina Eberhardt, Svenja Weber

    págs. 126-130

    

  • Analysis of dynamic resource allocation in digital education ecosystems

    Muhammad Anjum Malik, Stephan Recker

    págs. 131-135

    

  • The impact of grading on student motivation and learning outcome in project-based learning

    Bassam Hussein

    págs. 136-141

    

  • Angklung Smart Band: An IoT-Based System to Support Music Activities for Elderly in Thailand

    Saranya Hiranpanthaporn, Pornprapit Phoasavadi, Nagul Cooharojananone

    págs. 142-147

    

  • A Study for the Application of 'Smart Glass'

    Asier Divasson Jaureguibarria, Nerea Bilbao, Nahia Arrese Ugarte

    • Resumen

    págs. 148-153

    

  • Training and Education for Smart Cities, Communities and Enterprises Using ISEM Concept

    Amjad Umar

    págs. 154-159

    

  • A digital transformation lab for developing countries and small to medium enterprises

    Amjad Umar

    págs. 160-165

    

  • Adapting Agile Principles for Requirements Engineering in Automotive Software Development

    Syeda Komal Anjum, Carsten Wolff, Nerea Toledo Gandarias

    págs. 166-174

    

  • The Concept of an Automated Biotechnological Filter for Air Purification

    Didar Yedilkhan, Alexandr Neftissov, Sanzhar Kusdavletov

    págs. 175-178