Mobilidade urbana no contexto de cidades inteligentes: uma análise bibliométrica e de conteúdo

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Este artigo pretende apresentar como vem sendo discutidas as dimensões da mobilidade urbana no contexto de cidades inteligentes em artigos acadêmicos. Para isso, foi aplicado um estudo exploratório da literatura por meio de uma análise bibliométrica para a verificação quantitativa dos dados e de conteúdo para a avaliação qualitativa. A partir de um refinamento, foram encontrados 377 artigos entre 2012 e 2020. Os principais resultados apontam para um aumento nas publicações sobre o assunto e mostram que a mobilidade urbana retrata um novo estágio, proporcionado pelas inovações tecnológicas, que está se caracterizando como mobilidade inteligente.
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