Las ciudades inteligentes: meta-sistemas de información, desde una aproximación

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https://doi.org/10.35588/hst14g75

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Metasistema, sistemas de información, espacio urbano, bibliotecas

Resumen

Las ciudades inteligentes se caracterizan por optimizar la eficiencia de los medios y servicios a partir del análisis de los datos generados por los sensores tecnológicos, los cuales se encuentran instalados en el espacio urbano, sin embargo, su presencia y propósito puede variar de acuerdo con las circunstancias políticas, tecnológicas y sociales en cada territorio. El objetivo de esta investigación se enfoca en comparar a grandes rasgos los contextos de las ciudades de Toronto, Wichita, Chicago, San Diego, Dehradun y Shanghái; para realizar su abstracción como meta-sistemas de información que se adaptan a sus determinados entornos, a través de la retroalimentación. La metodología se fundamentó en un panorama basado en la consulta de contenidos concernientes a las seis ciudades inteligentes. De acuerdo con los datos, los proyectos enfocados en transformar a las ciudades presentan propósitos encausados a la optimización de recursos económicos, pero sobre todo en el control de las infraestructuras para garantizar la certidumbre a través de la retroalimentación.

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  • Dr. Hugo Alberto Guadarrama Sánchez, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

    Dr., Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliotecológicas y de la Información, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Ciudad de México, México.

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Las ciudades inteligentes: meta-sistemas de información, desde una aproximación. (2025). Revista Gestión De Las Personas Y Tecnología, 18(53), 77-101. https://doi.org/10.35588/hst14g75