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Using Big Data for the Construction of an Intelligent Region

SISN.
2023;
Volume 14
: pp. 281 - 296
https://doi.org/10.23939/sisn2023.14.281
Authors:
  1. Oleksandr Holota
  2. Vasyl Kut
1
Uzhhorod National University
2
Uzhhorod National University

The modern world is characterized by a growth in the amount of data generated and collected. “Big data” provides opportunities for improving life and efficiency in various spheres. Creating smart cities where technology enhances the quality of life and service efficiency is an important direction in the use of big data. However, the use of digitization should not only concern places with a high population density. The answer to the challenge of digitizing populated areas of small size but relatively high population density is the creation of an intelligent region. The current technological environment is changing approaches to the management and development of regions. This is especially true for places with complex geography, a multinational community, and diverse economic sectors, such as Transcarpathia. This article explores the possibility of creating an intelligent region in Transcarpathia using modern methods of big data processing.

smart region
automation of population life activities
Big data
parameterization
areas of implementation of the intelligent region
Transcarpathia
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