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Re-Inhabiting Inner Areas Triggering New Regeneration Trajectories: The Case Study of Sicani in Sicily

2022

The Italian debate on the so-called ‘inner areas’ has received a much-needed boost, following the COVID-19 pandemic, which has further highlighted the differences between metropolitan and inner areas. While the progressive depopulation of inner areas is a worrying phenomenon, the limits of incessant urbanisation and the concentration of settlement and infrastructure policies in large conurbations have become evident. Departing from the framework of the B4R-Branding4Resilience research project of national interest and, by continuing in the furrow initiated by the SNAI, but also surpassing it, the aim of the University of Palermo’s research is to define the requirement for a…

sustainable development strategieterritorial resilience; sustainable development strategies; inner areasEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentGeography Planning and Developmentsustainable development strategiesSettore ICAR/14 - Composizione Architettonica E UrbanaTJ807-830territorial resilienceManagement Monitoring Policy and LawTD194-195Settore ICAR/21 - Urbanisticainner areasRenewable energy sourcesEnvironmental sciencesSettore SPS/12 - Sociologia Giuridica Della Devianza E Mutamento SocialeGE1-350Settore SECS-S/05 - Statistica SocialeSettore M-GGR/01 - Geografia
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MUV: A Game to Encourage Sustainable Mobility Habits

2019

This working paper investigates the question of changing people mobility towards more sustainable habits involving them in an engaging gameplay. The work is performed within MUV H2020 research and innovation action. The game design, definition and features have been co-created through the involvement of different citizens and stakeholders in six European neighbourhoods. The paper discusses the game design as resulting from co-creation and co-design experiences with each neighbourhood communities involved in initial phases. The paper argues that the local co-design activities have influenced the game definition, together with the community engagement approach. The MUV gameplay approach resul…

sustainable urban mobilityCo-creation; Community engagement; Gamification; Urban sustainable mobility; Theoretical Computer Science; Computer Science (all)community engagementEconomic JusticeTheoretical Computer ScienceGame design11. Sustainability0502 economics and businessSettore ICAR/13 - Disegno IndustrialeCo-creationgamificationSociologyNeighbourhood (mathematics)060201 languages & linguistics050210 logistics & transportationSettore ICAR/20 - Tecnica E Pianificazione UrbanisticaCommunity engagementbusiness.industryCo-creationCommunity engagementComputer Science (all)05 social sciencesEquity (finance)06 humanities and the artsPublic relationsGamificationWork (electrical)Action (philosophy)0602 languages and literatureUrban sustainable mobilitybusinessco-creation
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Assessing travel time-based accessibility to outdoor ice skating fields for children in Helsinki during the COVID-19 pandemic

2022

This paper was written within the research project called “Equality in suburban physical activity environments, YLLI” (in Finnish: Yhdenvertainen liikunnallinen lähiö, YLLI) funded by the Suburban Programme 2020–2022 (in Finnish: Lähiöohjelma 2020–2022, decision number VN/10837/2020). Informal sport is central to Finnish children’s leisure and physical activity time. This paper aims to build a better understanding of the travel time-based accessibility to informal sports facilities, specifically to ice skating fields, for children and adolescents (aged 7–19) in the city of Helsinki. We focused on the winter of 2020–2021 because COVID-19 restrictions on indoor activities resulted in ice skat…

talviliikuntaGeography Planning and Developmentvapaa-ajantoiminnatlapset (ikäryhmät)paikkatietoanalyysiliikuntapaikatjoukkoliikenneGrid cell dataIce skatingSpatial accessibilitynuoretajankäyttöluisteluG1SDG 13 - Climate ActionliikuntaharrastusMCCEcologyForestryG Geography (General)3rd-DASGeographic information systemsGISSDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesACkävelypoikkeusolotsaavutettavuusInformal sports519 Social and economic geographyArtikkelitCovid-19
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TECNOLOGIE E STRATEGIE PER LA VALORIZZAZIONE DEI BENI CULTURALI E ARCHEOLOGICI - Technologies et stratégies pour la promotion du patrimoine culturel …

2014

I beni archeologici costituiscono un capitale di valore strutturato con propri elementi distintivi di identità e di autenticità. Valorizzare queste importanti risorse del territorio, significa potenziarne la conservazione e la tutela ed al contempo incrementarne la promozione e la fruizione responsabile. In questo processo di produzione di valore, il contributo della disciplina tecnologica si pone in modo propositivo e strategico: sia in termini di diffusione della conoscenza, potenziando l’interpretazione materiale ed immateriale del bene archeologico, attraverso l’uso di strumenti evoluti per l’analisi del reperto archeologico; sia nel miglioramento dell’utilizzazione pubblica del bene, n…

tecnologia bene culturale valorizzazione tutela turismo archeologico sviluppo sostenibilesmart cultural heritage – smart tourism heritage valorization sustainable environmenttechnologies patrimoine culturel patrimoine archéologiqueSettore ICAR/12 - Tecnologia Dell'Architettura
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L'espace de liberté comme mesure synthétique du développement territorial durable

2011

By discussing the concept of development itself, authors propose two synthetic indexes relying on estimation of potential: Development Space Value and Development Space Creation Under the weak hypothesis that any successful development improves future possibilities, changes in potential are a good development measure. In their path, authors show how development space is tied with freedom: a shrink in it results mechanically in indexes fall. So, "sustainable" and "economic" become two sides of same piece rather than enemies. Reliable in simulations, the approach is to be tested in real conditions, to verify full data availability and to secure calculating methods.

territory potentialJEL: Q - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics • Environmental and Ecological Economics/Q.Q1 - Agriculture0211 other engineering and technologies021107 urban & regional planning02 engineering and technologysustainable territory[SHS.ECO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and FinanceSynthethic indexesJEL: R - Urban Rural Regional Real Estate and Transportation Economics/R.R5 - Regional Government Analysis/R.R5.R58 - Regional Development Planning and PolicyIndicateurs synthétiquescapabilitéscapabilitéindiceindice de libertéSynthethic indexes sustainable territory territory potential capabilities freedomindexes development space valueIndicateurs synthétiquecapabilitiesfreedompotentiel territorialespace de développementSettore SECS-P/01 - Economia Politica[SHS.ECO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and Financeterritoire durable
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I TETTI VERDI DI TIPO ESTENSIVO: BIODIVERSITÀ AD ALTA QUOTA

2016

Le città sono state paragonate da Odum a degli organismi eterotrofi che basano la loro crescita ed espansione sull’uso indiscriminato di risorse e sono causa di perdita irreversibile e frammentazione degli habitat naturali. I tetti verdi rappresentano uno strumento essenziale di mitigazione e compensazione ambientale all’interno del tessuto urbano dove, l’alta densità edilizia e l’elevato disturbo antropico concedono poco spazio alle dinamiche naturali. In particolare, i tetti verdi per la biodiversità caratterizzati da mosaici di micro-habitat diversi e contigui tra loro, possano ospitare specie con caratteristiche morfo-funzionali diverse. L’approccio noto come habitat template, consiste …

tetti verdi habitat template reti ecologiche pianificazione sostenibilegreen roofs habitat template ecological network sustainable planning
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From agricultural to tourist production

2010

This contribution starts off from taking account of the crisis in the agricultural sector. This sector has been “trivialised” by erroneous policies and market rules. However, at present the trend is changing: “demand for environment” is increasing, as well as the attempt of taking actions and policies favouring sustainable development. At the same time, notwithstanding the different meanings attached to the concept of sustainability, a wave of revaluation of rural areas is rising: the countryside is now considered as a source of local cultural values. Its exploitation as a tourist attraction, which is progressively taking off, is to be considered in this context. Natural and cultural assets…

tourism agriculture local identity multifunctionality sustainable developmentSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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From agricultural to tourist production

2009

The article explores the tourism supply possibilities related to agricultural production.

tourism agriculture local identity multifunctionality sustainable developmentSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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IEA EBC Annex83 Positive Energy Districts

2021

At a global level, the need for energy efficiency and an increased share of renewable energy sources is evident, as is the crucial role of cities due to the rapid urbanization rate. As a consequence of this, the research work related to Positive Energy Districts (PED) has accelerated in recent years. A common shared definition, as well as technological approaches or methodological issues related to PEDs are still unclear in this development and a global scientific discussion is needed. The International Energy Agency’s Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme (IEA EBC) Annex 83 is the main platform for this international scientific debate and research. This paper describes the challeng…

urban energy transitionAs isStakeholder engagementContext (language use)Energy Engineeringbi-directional gridWork related:Teknologi: 500 [VDP]lcsh:TH1-9745/dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/sustainable_cities_and_communitiesUrbanizationPolitical scienceArchitectureHusbyggnadSDG 7 - Affordable and Clean EnergyEnvironmental planningCivil and Structural EngineeringBuilding Technologies/dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/affordable_and_clean_energySettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientalePEDbusiness.industrystakeholder engagementBuilding and ConstructionSDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesRenewable energyEnergiteknikbusinessLEAPSlcsh:Building constructionEfficient energy useBuildings
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Dry stone buildings in Sicily. An environmental and territorial resource

2013

Dry stone constructions are widespread throughout many regions across the world, in a wide variety of forms, according to the environmental and socio-economic contexts, and constitute a valuable know-how which is today in danger of disappearing. In Sicily dry stone works have traditionally been used in the area of Val di Noto where they constitute a key character of the landscape, and in the Madonie Mounts in which some policies of enhancement have been recently initiated. In the framework of the Grundtvig programme “La préservation du patrimoine architectural bâti en pierre sèche”, an in-depth analysis of these architectures have been pursued, aiming to create a database inventory. This pa…

vernacular Heritage dry stone technology sustainable architectureSettore ICAR/19 - RestauroSettore ICAR/12 - Tecnologia Dell'Architettura
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