Abstract
Low-carbon management is an important area of urban study and city management, and it is a critical element of the modern city system. Even though the importance of low-carbon management has been recognized, low-carbon problems are still salient and even worse than ever before in some developing countries, like China. Nowadays, "big data" techniques may change this dilemma in the regulatory process and innovation of social governance. However, few studies have been conducted to examine the role of big data in regional low-carbon management, especially in developing countries. In this study, by drawing on the experience of other countries and using “big data” methods, we have developed an approach of using a big data model to improve low-carbon management in Beijing (the capital of P.R. China), and we have proposed some policy suggestions.
Recommended Citation
Ma, Hui; Zhang, Xi; Fan, Lang; Yan, Xiangda; Chen, Hui; and Gao, Yang, "The Role of "big Data" in Regional Low-Carbon management: A Case in China" (2014). ICIS 2014 Pre-Conference Workshop Proceedings. 2.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/siggis2014/2