Author:
Amar Sara,Amar Youssef Haddou,Hammouche Hicham,Arrihioui Karim
Abstract
Urban planning and design have witnessed an exceptional transformation following the rapid development of information and communication technologies (ICTs). This new era paved the way for the rise of new technical concepts and methods in urban planning where human-computer interaction is at the centre of interest. However, despite this fast evolution, there remains a significant research gap that needs to be addressed. It is essential for urban planners and designers to keep pace with technological advancements while simultaneously securing environment-friendly outcomes and fostering environmental sustainability. In this context, our work focuses on the challenges encountered by urban designers as they seek to transition toward smart, sustainable industrialized cities. Of a special concern is the inclusion of mobility, logistics features and digitalization of city supply chain management, where we consider the management pf physical, information and financial flows in modern urban areas.
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