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A digital twin smart city for citizen feedback
, 2021A digital twin is a digital representation of a physical process, person, place, system or device. Digital twins were originally designed to improve manufacturing processes using simulations that have highly accurate models of individual components ...
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Electronic Commerce Research, 2015
Close to one-fifth of adults living in advanced societies do not use the Internet. Unfortunately, they are also those who might be more likely to benefit from the support of social services. Understanding who are these analog citizens is therefore a crucial task for any government. In this paper we develop a statistical model to capture the demographic
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Close to one-fifth of adults living in advanced societies do not use the Internet. Unfortunately, they are also those who might be more likely to benefit from the support of social services. Understanding who are these analog citizens is therefore a crucial task for any government. In this paper we develop a statistical model to capture the demographic
Stephane Gauvin +2 more
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Citizen–Patient/Citizen–Doctor
Health Care Analysis, 2001In welfare states, no typical user of health care services is only a patient; and no typical provider of these services is simply a doctor, nurse or paramedic. Occupiers of these roles also have distinctive relations and responsibilities--as citizens--to medical services, responsibilities that are widely acknowledged by those who live in welfare states.
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Citizens All? Citizens Some! The Making of the Citizen
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 2003Inequality is a fundamental reality of the modern world-system as it has been of every known historical system. What is different, what is particular to historical capitalism, is that equality has been proclaimed as its objective, and indeed as its achievement—equality in the marketplace, equality before the law, the fundamental social equality of all ...
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Engagement in science through citizen science: Moving beyond data collection
Science Education, 2019"To date, most studies of citizen science engagement focus on quantifiable measures related to the contribution of data or other output measures. Few studies have attempted to qualitatively characterize citizen science engagement across multiple projects
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2023
The Revolutionary War Battle of Chestnut Neck in New Jersey involved a series of intense skirmishes between British Marines and colonial militia that lasted nearly two weeks in October 1778. British officials, infuriated by privateers capturing merchant vessels along the southern New Jersey coast, attempted to disrupt what was an important supply line ...
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The Revolutionary War Battle of Chestnut Neck in New Jersey involved a series of intense skirmishes between British Marines and colonial militia that lasted nearly two weeks in October 1778. British officials, infuriated by privateers capturing merchant vessels along the southern New Jersey coast, attempted to disrupt what was an important supply line ...
Stephen D. Nagiewicz +4 more
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Sustainable cities and society, 2019
The notion of smart cities needs to be broadened beyond the fascination with technology to incorporate an approach that invests in the growth of human, social, and environmental capitals to generate ‘smart sustainable cities’.
Islam Bouzguenda, C. Alalouch, N. Fava
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The notion of smart cities needs to be broadened beyond the fascination with technology to incorporate an approach that invests in the growth of human, social, and environmental capitals to generate ‘smart sustainable cities’.
Islam Bouzguenda, C. Alalouch, N. Fava
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