Abstract
Abstract. A smart city is a city development concept based on the principles of information technology so that the management of all resources runs effectively and efficiently. One of the concepts of implementing smart cities that have been developed is through the application of the SNI ISO 37122: 2019 standard. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the smart city concept is expected to play a role in increasing the effectiveness of implementing health protocols in urban environments. The purpose of this preliminary research is to analyze smart city indicators in the SNI ISO 37122 standard which are directly related to preventing the spread of the Covid-19 Pandemic. This research uses descriptive qualitative methods and literature study. To link the smart city indicator and the Covid-19 pandemic health protocol, the Cause-and-Effect Analysis (CEA) method and brainstorming using expert judgment were used. Based on the results of the analysis of 19 sectors contained in the standard, there are 11 sectors and 21 indicators that have roles in limiting the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia.
Highlights
The development of cities using the smart city concept has been going on for more than the last decade
Smart city standards application is expected to have more roles in overcoming problems that arise in society and urban environment, in particular limiting the spread of viruses, such as Covid-19
This needs to be followed by further research to find the bottlenecks in the process of overcoming the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic and identifying indicators and sectors that have no role in supporting health protocols and the reasons of why the process is not working well
Summary
The development of cities using the smart city concept has been going on for more than the last decade. A number of smart city standards and its concept are available can to support Local / Municipal Governments in its implementation, it creates some confusions For this reason, researchers need to analyze smart city indicators using the ISO Sustainable cities and communities’ standards which are directly related to preventing the spread of the Covid pandemic. Once the sectors that play roles in inhibiting the spread of Covid-19 were identified, further analysis was conducted to determine indicators that have direct role. This is needed to see the role of ISO standards in solving current problems. In the future, smart city development policy will experience an increase in dealing with Covid-19 and to face challenges of other problems that might occur in the future (Kunzmann, 2020)
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