Tahira Yasmin

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Tahira Yasmin is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of smart urbanism, tourism, and sustainable technology. Her work explores how advanced information systems and digital infrastructure reshape city life, with a particular focus on creating seamless, intelligent environments that serve both residents and visitors. Her most cited paper, “Expo City Dubai”: A Convergence of Smart Touristic and Residential Experience (2022), examines how Dubai’s post-Expo 2020 transformation integrates cutting-edge technology to optimize resource planning and enhance urban experiences. This study, which has garnered 5 citations, highlights her ability to analyze real-world smart city implementations and their socio-technical implications. Yasmin’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between theoretical smart city frameworks and practical applications, especially in touristic-urban contexts. Her work underscores the evolutionary shift in urban infrastructure, where information technology systems drive efficiency and livability. As a researcher, she is positioned at the forefront of understanding how cities can become more responsive, data-driven, and human-centric. Her insights are valuable for students and scholars interested in smart cities, sustainable tourism, and the future of urban living.