تحرک هوشمند: بررسی فناوری‌های بنیادی و تأثیرات وسیع‌تر

Each year we witness several paradigm shifts in mobility systems and services, increasingly so as technology progresses. The future of mobility is people-centric, software-defined, connected, and electric. Now more than ever, it is imperative for current and aspiring leaders in the field to understand the foundations of people-centric smart cities with a focus on sustainability. Smart Mobility offers a holistic view of the current and emerging smart mobility systems and explores their foundational technologies, technology enablers, and disruptors. Author Alaa Khamis acknowledges the need for smart mobility arising with growing world urbanization, and the impact of this on public health, congestion, and climate change. Khamis expertly interrogates how a focus on smart mobility can mitigate all of these risks using his triad of complementary factors: technology, governance, and city planning. In this book you’ll study how foundational technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, the Internet of Things, robotics, and many more all work together to allow for smart mobility in our modern era. Khamis additionally covers the topical events of the COVID-19 pandemic and analyzes its impact on consumer behavior and the expected short-term disruptions and longer-term structural changes. The socioeconomic changes in our urban centers are vast, and Smart Mobility breaks down the core concepts with meaningful data and insights. What You Will Learn Explore different mobility modes, including mobility-as-a-service, shared mobility, mobility on demand, the gig economy and the passenger economy Cover how the smart mobility triad - technology, governance, and city planning - work together to create a smart and sustainable mobility See how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting consumer behavior and preferences and changing the future of mobility Who This Book Is For Working professionals, students, researchers, technologists, city planners, and the curious layman. Contents About the Author Preface Chapter 1: Toward a People-Centric Smart City 1.1. World Urbanization Problems 1.2. People-Centric Smart Cities 1.3. Smart Mobility as a Key Enabler to Sustainable Development 1.4. Summary Chapter 2: Smart Mobility Triad 2.1. Smart Mobility Governance 2.2. City Planning 2.3. Smart Mobility Technology Chapter 3: Smart Mobility: Foundational Technologies 3.1. PNT and GIS 3.2. Wireless Communication 3.3. Mobile Computing 3.4. Blockchain 3.5. Internet of Things (IoT) 3.6. Artificial Intelligence (AI) 3.6.1. Evolution of AI 3.6.2. Statistical Machine Learning 3.6.3. AI for Smart Mobility 3.6.4. AI for Ill-Structured Problems in Smart Mobility 3.6.5. Keys to Successful AI/ML Adoption 3.7. Robotics 3.8. Electrification 3.9. Summary Chapter 4: Smart Mobility: Technology Enablers 4.1. Intelligent Infrastructure 4.2. Connected Mobility 4.3. Automated Mobility 4.3.1. Self-Driving Cars vs. Self-Flying Planes 4.3.2. Automated Driving 4.3.3. Automated Driving and Safety 4.3.4. Data-Driven Approach and Self-Driving Vehicle Safety 4.3.5. Automated Driving and Social Interaction 4.3.6. Automated Driving and Smart Mobility 4.4. E-Mobility 4.5. Micromobility 4.6. Active, Soft, or Zero-Impact Mobility 4.7. Inclusive Mobility 4.8. Context Awareness Systems (CAS) 4.9. Summary Chapter 5: Smart Mobility: Disruptors 5.1. Kano Model 5.2. Disruptive Mobility Platforms 5.2.1. Autonomous Ground Vehicles 5.2.2. 3D Mobility and Urban Air Mobility (UAM) 5.2.3. River Taxis 5.2.4. Automated People Movers (APMs) 5.2.5. Hyperloop and Urbanloop 5.3. Shared Mobility 5.4. Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) 5.5. Mobility on Demand (MOD) 5.6. Seamless Integrated Mobility Systems (SIMS) 5.7. Last-Mile Delivery 5.8. Vehicle-as-a-Service (VaaS) 5.9. Gig Economy and Passenger Economy 5.9.1. Gig Economy and Crowdsourcing 5.9.2. Passenger Economy 5.10. Summary Chapter 6: Smart Mobility During the COVID-19 Pandemic and in the Post-pandemic World 6.1. Smart Mobility During the COVID-19 Pandemic 6.1.1. COVID-19 Impacts on Shared Mobility 6.1.2. COVID-19 Impacts on Last-Mile Delivery Services 6.2. Smart Mobility in the Post-pandemic World 6.2.1. Commuting Patterns 6.2.2. Shared Mobility 6.2.3. Last-Mile Delivery 6.2.4. Electric Vehicles 6.2.5. Automated Driving Vehicles 6.2.6. Work Strategy 6.2.7. Digital Transformation 6.2.8. Open Innovation 6.2.9. Sustainable Development 6.2.10. Global Solutions to Global Challenges 6.3. The Journey Is Far from Over 6.3.1. Employment 6.3.2. Privacy 6.3.3. Cybersecurity Attacks and Physical Attacks 6.4. Summary Bibliography Index