SCC-RCN:MOHERE: Mobility, Health, and Resilience in SCC: Building Capacities and Expanding Impact

智能互联技术的出现为城市、郊区和农村地区的居民带来了创新、改善服务、提高生活质量和经济增长的新机遇。该提案建立了一个研究协调网络（RCN），重点关注流动性、健康和社区复原力等领域。这个RCN将汇集社会和技术学科的不同研究人员，探索这些领域的新研究思路，以及它们如何提高生活质量和刺激经济增长。该项目包括一系列结构化的研讨会和分析活动，这些活动具有跨学科的特点，将导致发现新的想法和研究概念，这些想法和研究概念可以产生重大的社会影响。RCN包括一个组织委员会，由来自多个机构和社区利益相关者的计算机科学、工程和社会科学研究领域的领导者领导，他们将计划和开展年度研讨会，以建立和扩展涵盖这些领域及其对社区影响的强大智能和互联社区（SCC）愿景。该提案还将利用在台湾、日本和印度进行的SCC倡议的研究。该研究合作网络（RCN）将与当地和市政社区领导人和实践者合作，通过一系列相互依存的议程建设研讨会，采取综合方法，促进社区参与和研究能力建设，研讨会涉及社会、行为、经济和学习科学、设计、建筑环境、计算机科学和工程方面的专家。这项工作将侧重于流动性、健康和福祉以及相互依存基础设施的复原力，作为能力建设的主要领域。我们将与社区合作，确定包括无家可归者、最近被监禁的人、青少年和第一民族部落在内的高危人群是如何受到公共交通流动性、服务、食品和住房获取情况所决定的健康以及社区基础设施复原能力的直接影响的。能力建设工作将包括教育、推广和劳动力发展模块，并为新兴的SCC社区形成永久性、多学科研究会议的基础。

The advent of smart and connected technologies is enabling new opportunities for innovation, improved services, enhanced quality of life, and economic growth for inhabitants of urban, suburban, and rural regions. This proposal builds a research coordination network (RCN) with a focus in the areas of mobility, health, and community resilience. This RCN will bring together diverse set of researchers spanning social and technical disciplines to explore new research ideas in these domains and how they may improve quality of life and spur economic growth. The project includes a set of structured workshops and analysis activities that are inter-disciplinary in character and will lead to the discovery of new ideas and research concepts that can have major societal impacts. The RCN includes an organizing committee led by leaders in Computer Science, Engineering, and Social Science research from multiple institutions and Community stakeholders who will plan and conduct annual workshops that will build and expand a strong Smart & Connected Communities (SCC) vision encompassing these domains and their impact on communities. The proposal will also leverage research from SCC initiatives being conducted in Taiwan, Japan, and India. This Research Collaboration Network (RCN) will take an integrative approach to community engagement and research capacity building via a sequence of inter-dependent agenda-building workshops involving experts in social, behavior, economic, and learning sciences, design, built environments, computer science, and engineering, in partnership with local and municipal community leaders and practitioners. This effort will focus on Mobility, Health and Well-Being, and Resilience of Interdependent Infrastructures as primary areas for capacity building. Partnering with communities, we will identify how at-risk populations including the homeless, recently incarcerated, adolescents, and First Nations tribes are directly impacted by mobility through public transportation, health as shaped by access to services, food, and housing, and community capacity for infrastructural resilience. Capacity building efforts will include education, outreach, and workforce development modules, and form the basis of permanent, multi-disciplinary research conferences for the emerging SCC community.