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doi: 10.3233/jifs-179632
handle: 2445/183945
Currently, cities are facing great challenges such as the population growing, citizen wellbeing, externalities management or environmental deterioration. The search for solutions are making significant inroads into the incorporation of ICT in them and subsequent large-scale digitalization such as programmable economy (PE) applications, offering the possibility to develop new approaches over these issues, in particular which related to sustainability management. Operating under a fuzzy numbers methodology and FIS (Fuzzy Inference System), the present exploratory work shows a new approach to city urban congestion management by deploying PE applications, which include some disruptive inputs such as the Internet of value, blockchain/DLT (distributed ledger technology), smarts contracts, digital assets and the monetization, all of this combined with the human motivation.
Fuzzy sets, Conjunts borrosos, Congestió del trànsit, Economics, Programmable array logic, Digital storytelling, Economia, Cadena de blocs (Bases de dades), Ciutats intel·ligents, Blockchains (Databases), Narrativa digital, Xarxa lògica programable, Traffic congestion, Smart cities
Fuzzy sets, Conjunts borrosos, Congestió del trànsit, Economics, Programmable array logic, Digital storytelling, Economia, Cadena de blocs (Bases de dades), Ciutats intel·ligents, Blockchains (Databases), Narrativa digital, Xarxa lògica programable, Traffic congestion, Smart cities
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