Method of structural-parametric adaptation of "smart city" to digital economy
https://doi.org/10.37661/1816-0301-2023-20-4-38-47
Abstract
Objectives. The interaction between a "smart city" and digital economy can be explored and analyzed within the framework of the structural-parametric adaptation method. This method allows the adaptation of the parameters and structure of the system model to ensure optimal functioning in the conditions of changing external environment. The concept of a "smart city" can be examined based on the principles of structural-parametric adaptation, such as interoperability, decentralization, virtualization, real-time operation, modularity, and service orientation. Within the scope of structural-parametric analysis, a "smart city" is regarded as a complex multi-level cyber-physical system.
Methods. Structural-parametric adaptation methods and structural-parametric optimization methods are employed.
Results. A general form of the algorithm for structural-parametric adaptation of the system and a mathematical model of the problem of structural-parametric optimization of "smart city" systems have been developed.
Conclusion. To address the challenges of constructing, optimizing, and adapting the structure of a "smart city" system, it is necessary to consider the technical requirements of the system and the capabilities of the infrastructure used, and to apply the structural-parametric adaptation method.
Keywords
structural-parametric adaptation,
principles of structural-parametric adaptation,
"smart city",
cyber-physical system,
information system,
mathematical model
Supporting agencies: The research was conducted within the framework of the scientific research project "Investigation, justification, and determination of ways (directions) for the development of "smart city" systems in the Republic of Belarus" (Registration No. 20220061).
About the Authors
K. A. Radkevich
JSV "Giprosvjaz"
Belarus
Belarus
Kseniya A. Radkevich, Researcher in the Field of Technical Sciences, Master of Management, Junior Researcher
st. Surganova, 24, Minsk, 220012
S. V. Kruglikov
The United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Sergey V. Kruglikov, D. Sc. (Milit.), Ph. D. (Eng.), Assoc. Prof., Director General
st. Surganova, 6, Minsk, 220012
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