Actual Scientific Research Directions On Smart Villages In the Web of Science Database Publications

Year 2024, Volume: 7 Issue: 2, 143 - 149, 31.12.2024

Samira Akbarova

https://doi.org/10.55581/ejeas.1468475

Abstract

In Azerbaijan, large-scale works are currently underway to restore the once-destroyed Karabakh region through the implementation of the popular trend of the current century, the “smart” village concept, which implies the most efficient applience of the available resources of a region through the use of innovative construction technologies and materials, “green” energy, and digitalization of all spheres of human life. The first smart village in Azerbaijan is Agali village. The purpose of this study is to review scientific publications, abstracted in the Web of Science database in the category “Green sustainable scientific technologies” on the subject of smart village and identify areas of current scientific research using the VOSviewer program, which allows to group keywords by frequency of their occurrence in articles and determine the most refereed articles. The program grouped scientific publications into 6 clusters: applying the circular economy to smart villages; the use of renewable energy technologies for energy supply; the impact of innovation on the quality of population life; the environmental impact of smart villages in the Chinese context; the application of efficient management methods; and strategies for ensuring sustainable development. The identified trends in scientific research on the development of smart villages are relevant to Azerbaijan. Some measures to achieve sustainable development of the village indicated in the articles studied have already been implemented, and some are planned to be applied. This study's results will help specify further necessary research on the development of smart villages in Azerbaijan.

Keywords

Sustainable development, Renewable energy sources, Circular economy, Efficient management methods, Cluster.

Web of Science Veritabanı Yayınlarındaki Akıllı Köylere İlişkin Güncel Bilimsel Araştırma Yönergeleri

Abstract

Azerbaycan'da, bir zamanlar harap olan Karabağ bölgesinin, içinde bulunduğumuz yüzyılın popüler trendi olan ve mevcut kaynakların en verimli şekilde kullanılmasını ifade eden "akıllı" köy konseptinin hayata geçirilmesi yoluyla yeniden ayağa kaldırılmasına yönelik geniş çaplı çalışmalar sürdürülmektedir. Yenilikçi inşaat teknolojileri ve malzemelerinin kullanıldığı, "yeşil" enerjinin kullanıldığı ve insan yaşamının tüm alanlarının dijitalleştirildiği bir bölge. Azerbaycan'ın ilk akıllı köyü Agali köyüdür. Bu çalışmanın amacı Web of Science veritabanında yer alan “Yeşil Sürdürülebilir Bilimsel Teknolojiler” kategorisinde “akıllı” köy konu alanına ilişkin bilimsel yayınları incelemek ve güncel bilimsel araştırma alanlarını VOSviewer programı kullanarak tespit etmektir. anahtar kelimeleri makalelerde bulunma sıklıklarına göre gruplandırmak ve en soyut makaleleri belirlemek. Program bilimsel yayınları 6 kümede gruplandırdı: döngüsel ekonominin akıllı köylere uygulanması; enerji tedariği için yenilenebilir enerji teknolojilerinin kullanılması; yeniliğin nüfusun yaşam kalitesi üzerindeki etkisi; Çin bağlamında akıllı köylerin çevresel etkisi; verimli yönetim yöntemlerinin uygulanması; akıllı köylerin sürdürülebilir kalkınmasını sağlamaya yönelik stratejiler ve stratejiler. Akıllı köylerin geliştirilmesine yönelik bilimsel araştırmalarda belirlenen eğilimler Azerbaycan'daki akıllı köylerle ilgilidir. İncelenen maddelerde belirtilen köyün sürdürülebilir kalkınmasını sağlamaya yönelik bazı önlemler halihazırda uygulamaya konmuş olup, bazılarının da uygulanması planlanmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın sonuçları, Azerbaycan'da “akıllı” köylerin geliştirilmesine yönelik gerekli araştırmaların belirlenmesine yardımcı olacaktır.

Keywords

Sürdürülebilir kalkınma, Yenilenebilir enerji kaynakları, Döngüsel ekonomi, Etkin yönetim yöntemleri, Kümelenme.

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