A new method to perform a bottom-up extraction and benchmark of the perceived multilevel smartness of complex ecosystems has been recently described and applied to territories and learning ecosystems like university campuses and schools. In this paper we study the resilience of our method by comparing and integrating the data collected in several European Campuses during two different academic years, 2014–15 and 2015–16. The overall results are: a) a more adequate and robust definition of the orthogonal multidimensional space of representation of the smartness, and b) the definition of a procedure to identify data that exhibits a limited level of trust.
['Carlo Giovannella', 'Diana Andone', 'Mihai Dascalu', 'Elvira Popescu', 'Matthias Rehm', 'Óscar Mealha']
Evaluating the resilience of the bottom-up method used to detect and benchmark the smartness of university campuses