Smart cities aim to integrate technological development with different functions/components
such as mobility, management of energy, natural resources, water, and the waste cycle, air …

Urban infrastructure systems responsible for the provision of energy, transportation, shelter,
and communication to populations are important determinants of health and health equity …

This study analyzes public perceptions about the impact of 'smart cities' programs on
governance and quality-of-life. With smart city scholarship focusing primarily on technical …

In any smart city and society, the citizens' mental health is one of the utmost concerns.
Nowadays, people from different sectors of face a severe mental health threat due to the …

As a multidimensional topic, smart cities continue to attract interest from practitioners and
academics across a variety of disciplines. Whilst much theorizing and conceptualization …

Smart cities and digital public health are closely related. Managing digital transformation in
urbanization and living spaces is challenging. It is critical to prioritize the emotional and …

Background The digital divide is the difference between individuals who use the Internet and
those who do not. Under the triple social environment of urban–rural dichotomy, population …

European cities should address the climate change challenges, improving quality of life and
reducing costs. They need potential smart and digital approaches. Public health (PH) has …

The idea of a smart city and a new capital city in Indonesia is complex, so planning and the
government's role are crucial. The purpose of this research is based on two big questions …

Digitalization and demographic change are two major and interrelated social
transformations that will significantly shape and potentially benefit, European societies in the …