Djamilia Skripnuk
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Djamilia Skripnuk is a researcher focused on sustainable urban development and regional planning, with a particular emphasis on the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation. Her work explores the intersection of smart city concepts and the unique challenges posed by extreme northern environments. In her most-cited paper, “Smart City Concept for Settlements in the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation” (2021, 8 citations), she critically examines how smart technologies can be adapted for small, remote settlements rather than just large metropolitan areas. Skripnuk’s contributions lie in identifying the practical and infrastructural barriers to implementing digital and sustainable solutions in Arctic communities, such as harsh climates, sparse populations, and limited connectivity. Her research highlights the need for tailored approaches that balance technological innovation with local socio-economic and environmental realities. While her citation count is modest, her work is significant for policymakers and urban planners seeking to modernize northern territories without losing sight of regional specificity. Skripnuk’s studies offer a valuable framework for integrating smart growth principles into fragile, resource-dependent regions, making her a thoughtful voice in the discourse on sustainable Arctic futures.
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