ANÁLISE DE INDICADORES PARA CIDADES INTELIGENTES
uma revisão sistemática e proposta de agenda de pesquisa
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As cidades inteligentes integram tecnologia e agilidade para enfrentar desafios de urbanização e governança, bem como ampliar a qualidade de vida de seus cidadãos. Nesse contexto, faz-se necessário compreender os indicadores que definem o construto de smart cities, considerando o corpo teórico previamente estudado. Esta pesquisa propõe mapear os indicadores formativos de uma cidade inteligente a partir da análise dos artigos publicados sobre a temática. Além disso, pretende apresentar uma agenda de pesquisa no tema, de modo a apoiar futuros estudos neste campo de conhecimento. Como método, adotou-se uma revisão sistemática de literatura com base no Modelo Prisma. A busca considerou artigos em língua inglesa publicados nos últimos dez anos (2013-2022), utilizando como filtros as palavras “smart cities”, “indicators” e “framework”. Baseado na pesquisa, identificou-se 35 artigos, que abrangem uma série de indicadores específicos em suas áreas de atuação, alocados dentro de seis dimensões. Os achados da pesquisa oferecem aportes para pesquisadores do campo e gestores públicos que buscam conhecimentos acerca de cidades inteligentes para aplicação prática.
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