臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

智慧城市的概念在世界許多城市已經通過。智慧城市的範圍廣闊，例如智慧經濟，智慧人，智慧管理，智慧移動，智慧環境和智慧生活。智慧交通將成為定義一個城市更聰明的主要維度。智慧交通與智慧城市內的公共服務密切相關。為了提供更好的服務，智慧城市需要資訊通信技術 (ICT) 的服務創新，為整個公共服務提供以技術為基礎的解決方案。其中一個資訊通信技術 (ICT) 的服務創新案例是智能交通系統。過去少有研究闡述資訊通信技術 (ICT) 服務創新在智慧城市中扮演的角色。我們發展了八個針對智能交通系統的資訊通信技術 (ICT) 機制可提供市民服務創新。資訊通信技術 (ICT) 機制包含無處不在的部署，準時資源控制，數據值的發展，行為模式，導航控制，資訊中心，服務監控和管理的控制。在台北排名第一的資訊通信技術 (ICT) 機制是準時資源控制，在泗水是導航控制。此研究可作為其他城市發展智能交通系統朝向智慧城市的參考。

The concept of the smart city has adopted in many cities in the world. The smart city has a broad dimension such as the smart economy, smart people, smart governance, smart mobility, smart environment and smart living. Smart transportation becomes the major dimension for a city for being smarter. Smart transportation has close-related with public services within the smart city. To provide better services, the smart city required ICT-enabled service innovation, technology-based solutions for the whole public services. One example of ICT-enabled service innovation is an intelligent transportation system. Few previous types of research described the role of ICT-enabled service innovation in the smart city area. We developed eight ICT-enabled mechanisms for an intelligent transportation system that allowed providing service innovation to citizens. ICT-enabled mechanisms contain ubiquitous deployment, ontime resource control, data value development, behavioral pattern, navigation control, information center, service monitoring, and management control. The first rankings of ICT-enabled mechanism in Taipei is ontime resource control and in Surabaya is navigation control. This research is expected to be an idea for another city when developing intelligent transportation system toward the smart city.

摘要 iii
ABSTRACT iv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT v
TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
LIST OF TABLES ix
LIST OF FIGURES x
1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.1. Research Question and Purpose 2
1.2. Organization of Thesis 4
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 5
2.1. Smart City 6
2.1.1. Smart Economy 10
2.1.2 Smart People 11
2.1.3 Smart Governance 13
2.1.4. Smart Mobility 14
2.1.5. Smart Environment 14
2.1.6. Smart Living 16
2.1.7. Taipei and Surabaya’s Smart City Development 17
2.2. ICT-enabled Service Innovation 19
2.3. Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) 22
3. RESEARCH MODEL 26
4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 28
4.1. Research Question 29
4.2. Literature Review and Propose Model 29
4.3. Data Analysis, Result and Discussion 29
4.4. Conclusion 29
5. DATA ANALYSIS 30
6. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 38
6.1. Result of Analysis 38
6.2. Discussion 40
6.2.1. Service Development 40
6.2.2. Service Integration 41
6.3.3. ICT-enabled Mechanism 42
7. CONCLUSIONS 49
7.1. Result Summary and Contribution 49
7.2. Limitations and Future Research 51
APPENDIX A. QUESTIONNAIRE 52
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