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This document provides a framework for city knowledge trustworthiness evaluation and illustrates the relationships among the elements of the framework.
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The comprehensive digital transformation of a city has produced a huge amount of data about the city, which describes a lot of knowledge about the city that we call the city knowledge. This city knowledge can tell us about the history, present and future of the city, how the city has developed, and what the current operating condition is like. Using this knowledge, we can manage the city affairs, solve the problems of urbanization, make more precise and smart decisions, and plan the development and future of the city.
City knowledge refers to abstracted information about objects, events, concepts, or rules, including their relationships and properties within a city. This organized knowledge supports city planning, operation, and stakeholders' activities. To make a city smarter, it is crucial to leverage this knowledge as the foundation for developing more intelligent city operation models and city services. Furthermore, city services in different areas will also utilize knowledge generated in other service areas. A knowledge user could be a person, organization, system, product, or service who relies on the acquired knowledge of a city to some extent. For instance, when city planners and planning management departments create and approve city planning schemes, the provided knowledge about the city must be accurate to reflect its current state. This accuracy is crucial to avoid making incorrect decisions and implementing unfeasible policies.
In terms of city knowledge management, ISO/IEC 30145-2:2020 provides a framework for knowledge management, in which knowledge trustworthiness evaluation is an element of the smart city knowledge management platform. Knowledge quality is important for intelligent application development in smart cities, especially in decision-making scenarios. However, no specification or standard gives the method of evaluating the quality of knowledge and its model.
This document is the second part of a series of standards for evaluating the trustworthiness of city knowledge. It is to define activities related to city knowledge trustworthiness evaluation and give instruction on how to implement trustworthiness evaluation of city knowledge at different stages in the life cycle of knowledge. This document will provide a way in which the city can evaluate knowledge trustworthiness to meet different trustworthy requirements in city operations, decisions and citizens’ lives.
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