DIRECTION FOR REMOTE SENSING SUPPORTIVE ROLE IN REMOTE WORKING: CART ALGORITHM APPLICATION FOR MONITORING AND SELF-DISCIPLINE DETERMINATION

Abstract

In previous years, remote working has become an important and widely applied business practice that has attracted the attention of academic researchers, especially in the field of social sciences. The purpose of the study is to identify, through the analysis of monitoring and self-discipline during remote working, the possibilities of applying remote sensing to improve the existing practice. The study participants were employees with a remote working status, and the sample counts a total of 227 valid surveys. The CART algorithm was deployed to analyze the acceptance of monitoring and the level of self-discipline during remote working. Results indicate generally less acceptance of direct monitoring, as well as self-discipline of remote workers. Life circumstances play an important role in accepting monitoring and achieving self-discipline. The study offers insight into how the remote sensing can contribute to the improvement of remote working and generally provides guidelines for the interdisciplinary relationship of remote sensing and social sciences.

Keywords

• remote sensing
• remote working
• monitoring
• self-discipline