Assessment of smart citizens in Iranian cities (Case example: Tehran city)
Subject Areas : Islamic urbanism
Elham Zabetian Targhi
1
,
masoud dadgar
2
1 - Researcher at BHRC (Building Housing Research Centre in Ministry of Road & Urban Development), Tehran, Iran.
2 - Member of the Faculty of Architectural Engineering, Faculty of Art and Architecture, University of Science and Culture, Tehran, Iran.
Keywords: smart city, smart citizen, education of smart citizens, Assessment.,
Abstract :
Based on the theoretical framework of the smart city, the third generation of smart cities in the world emphasizes "smart citizens" rather than supporting infrastructure; In fact, the smartness of cities depends on the smartness of citizens rather than the development of new technologies and infrastructures. Also, there are internationally approved indexes for measuring and evaluating the state of intelligence of citizens, which of course can be revised based on the cultural and contextual conditions of each region in cities. Therefore, according to the importance of the subject and to extract and diagnose the intelligence indexes of citizens in Iran, in this research, after document, with the conceptualization method, the indexes and sub-indexes of citizen evaluation have been extracted and then in the stage of survey studies, electronic questionnaires have been designed to measure the mentioned indexes and distributed among about 270 citizens of Tehran (as the capital and the leader in the field of intelligence in the country). In the next stage, quantitative and qualitative analyses have been carried out. By using multivariate regression and beta test, related indicators have been ranked and interpreted. Finally, the results show that the participation index is the most important element in the field of smart citizens, and this indicates that the promotion of the role of the citizens does not necessarily depend on the provision of infrastructure and the introduction of new technologies in cities. Also, suggestions for educating smart citizens from preschool to university level have been presented.
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