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Architettura religiosa nei normanni di Sicilia e la fruizione e valorizzazione della chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo nel castello di Maredolce a P…

2014

Il poster riporta i contenuti del mio intervento al convegno “Fortificazione, memoria, paesaggio”, promosso in occasione dei Cinquant’anni di attività dell’Istituto Italiano dei Castelli, onlus, 1964-2014. Bologna 27-29 novembre 2014. Il convegno è stato organizzato dall’Istituto Italiano dei Castelli Onlus, dal Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà Alma Matere Studiorum – Università di Bologna. Il saggio indaga l’architettura religiosa presente nei castelli normanni di Sicilia, quale espressione della cultura del tempo, pienamente incarnata nelle specifiche esigenze dell’architettura militare. In particolare nel saggio è studiata la chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo, con i suoi restauri …

Norman architecture in Sicily Palermo Maredolce castle restoration preservation reuse developmentSettore ICAR/19 - RestauroArchitettura normanna Sicilia castello Maredolce Palermo restauro conservazione fruizione valorizzazione
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Territorial and socio-economic organisation in Le Grand-Pressigny

2012

In and around Le Grand-Pressigny (Indre-et-Loire, France), a petrographic study was implementedon 92 ceramic samples from the Final Neolithic sites of Le Petit-Paulmy and Bergeresse (Abilly).Analyses showed that the sediments used were extracted from local sources: Claise and Creusealluvium, local substrate and loessic silts. Quantitatively, the study showed that almost all the ceramicmaterials in Bergeresse and more than half of those in Le Petit-Paulmy come from the valley of theCreuse. The mineralogical compositions of three samples from Le Petit-Paulmy, including one ofunusual form, indicate sources from an exogenous region, the Massif Central (perhaps the alluviumof the Loire or the Al…

Néolithique finalargileEurope occidentalePotteryPetrographyClaiseapprovisionnementLe Petit-PaulmyIndre-et-LoireLe Grand-PressignyFlintcéramiqueterritoireAbilly[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryPréhistoireFinal NeolithicCentreCeramic raw-materialsourcesBergeresseminéralogieNeolithic culturesLate Neolithicmatière premièreCreuseFrance
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Defining Components in a MetaCASE Environment

2000

In this paper we describe how to improve method reusability in a metaCASE environment called MetaEdit+. The suggested component based approach helps unify design artefacts into components with explicit interfaces and meaningful context descriptions. We describe a method artefact from three perspectives: concept, content, and context. We create a component concept by using a hierarchical facet-based schema, and represent contextual relationship types by using definitional and reuse dependency, usage context, and implementation context links. This is the first attempt to explicitly define components into a metaCASE environment.

Object-oriented programmingDatabasebusiness.industryComputer scienceSoftware developmentSoftware prototypingReusecomputer.software_genreHuman–computer interactionSchema (psychology)Information systembusinesscomputerReusability
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Patterns Reuse in the PASSI methodology

2003

Design patterns already proved successful in lowering the development time and number of errors of object-oriented software; now, they are, candidate to play a similar role in the MAS (multi-agent system) context. In this work we describe our experiences in the identification, production and application of patterns for agents. Some patterns are described together with the classification criteria and documentation approach we adopt. Upon them, we base a pattern reuse process that can be considered one of the distinguishing elements of the design methodology (PASSI) we use to develop MAS. Patterns can be applied to an existing agent or used to produce a new one with the support of a specific …

Object-oriented programmingSource codeDatabaseUse Case Diagrambusiness.industryComputer scienceDesign Patternmedia_common.quotation_subjectReusecomputer.software_genreSoftwareDocumentationSoftware design patternStructural patternWeb applicationClass diagrammulti-agent systemsSoftware engineeringbusinessComputer-aided software engineeringcomputermedia_common
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Regeneration of total RNA purification silica-based columns

2010

Silica-based columns are largely used in RNA purification, allowing fast extractions and good yields of high quality nucleic acid, but their major limitation is the high cost. The reuse of such columns, although desirable, is not recommended because of residual amounts of material from the previous sample trapped in the column matrix, which might be released during further purification. Thus, recycling does need previous complete removal of any detectable RNA trace, but to date no protocol which allows decontamination and reuse is available.We report a very rapid decontamination procedure, based on treatment with warm alkaline solution containing Triton X-100, which ensures no RNA carry-ove…

OctoxynolClinical BiochemistryTotal rnatotal RNA purificationSettore BIO/11 - Biologia MolecolareReuseAlkaliesBiochemistryAnalytical ChemistrySettore BIO/10 - BiochimicaDrug DiscoveryRecyclingalkaline treatmentMolecular BiologyDecontaminationPharmacologyColumn vectorChromatographyChromatographyChemistryRegeneration (biology)RNAGeneral MedicineHuman decontaminationsilica-based spin-columSilicon DioxideregenerationNucleic acidRNARNA extractionTriton-X 100 treatment
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Timeliness of Open Data in Open Government Data Portals Through Pandemic-related Data: a long data way from the publisher to the user

2020

The paper addresses the “timeliness” of data in open government data (OGD) portals. It is one of the primary principles of open data, which is considered to be a success factor, while at the same time it is one 0f the biggest barriers that can disrupt users trust in data and even the desire to use the entire open data portal. However, assessing this aspect is a very difficult task that, in most cases, becomes an impossible for open data users. There is therefore a lack of comparative studies on the timeliness of data of different national open data portals. Unfortunately, 2020 gave the opportunity to find out this. It became easy enough to compare how long is the data path from the data hol…

Open governmentRelation (database)Computer science05 social sciencesData pathSuccess factorsReuseData science0506 political scienceTask (project management)Open dataPandemic050602 political science & public administration0509 other social sciences050904 information & library sciences2020 Fourth International Conference on Multimedia Computing, Networking and Applications (MCNA)
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A multi-perspective knowledge-driven approach for analysis of the demand side of the Open Government Data portal

2021

Abstract Open data are freely available and can be used by every stakeholder for its own purposes. However, the practice demonstrates that it is important to ensure that the source from which they are available is usable and facilitates the re-use of data to the widest possible range of stakeholders. This task is carried out by open government data (OGD) portals. Therefore, this study proposes a multi-perspective approach where an OGD portal is analyzed from (1) citizens' perspective, (2) users' perspective, (3) experts' perspective, and (4) state of the art. By considering these perspectives, we can define how to improve the portal in question by focusing on its demand side. In view of the…

Open governmentSociology and Political ScienceComputer sciencebusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectStakeholderUsabilityLibrary and Information SciencesReuseUSableData scienceTask (project management)Open dataQuality (business)businessLawmedia_commonGovernment Information Quarterly
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Title: The Emergency Medicine Facing the Challenge of Open Science

2020

This article belongs to the Special Issue Data Reuse for Sustainable Development Goals.

Open scienceEmergency medicine (field)medicine.medical_specialtyInformation Systems and ManagementCoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)media_common.quotation_subjectdata sharingSustainable development goalsOpen Accessemergency medicinemedicineSupplementary materialsustainable development goals ; open access ; raw data ; data reuse ; data sharing ; emergency medicine ; Supplementary materialQuality (business)raw datamedia_commonopen accessRaw datData reusedata reusesustainable development goalslcsh:Zlcsh:Bibliography. Library science. Information resourcesComputer Science ApplicationsData sharingQuartileEmergency medicineEmergency medicineData sharingRaw dataCitationPsychologyInformation SystemsData
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Feasibility studies for water reuse projects: an economical approach

2006

Usually the methodologies used to analyse the feasibility of water reuse projects are focused on the internal costs. The aim of this paper is to show a methodology to assess the feasibility of a water reuse project taking into account not just the internal impact, but also the external impact (environmental and social, for example) and the opportunity cost derived from the project. Internal benefit is obtained from the difference between internal income and internal costs. Internal income is obtained by multiplying the selling price of reclaimed water and the volume obtained. Internal costs are made up of the sum of investment costs, operating costs, financial costs and taxes. While some of…

Opportunity costbusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringGeneral Chemical EngineeringEnvironmental resource managementGeneral ChemistryEnvironmental economicsReuseInvestment (macroeconomics)Reclaimed waterEconomic valuationUnits of measurementOrder (exchange)General Materials ScienceBusinessExternalityWater Science and TechnologyDesalination
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Effects of Vermicompost, Compost and Digestate as Commercial Alternative Peat-Based Substrates on Qualitative Parameters of Salvia officinalis

2021

Peat is a common substrate used for the cultivation of potted plants. However, the use of peat in horticulture has recently been questioned from an environmental standpoint, since it is a non-renewable resource and plays a major role in atmospheric CO2 sequestration. The aim of this work was to assess the potentialities of substrates obtained from vermicompost, compost and anaerobic digestion processes to partially substitute peat for sage (Salvia officinalis L.) cultivation. Therefore, we planned an experiment to assess the effect of these substrates on essential oil (EO) yield and composition, as well as on leaf nutrients concentration of sage plants. The three substrates were mixed with …

PeatSettore AGR/13 - Chimica Agrariaengineering.materiallcsh:AgricultureNutrientfoodbiowaste reusesage essential oilChemistryCompostSAGEfungiSalvia officinalisSettore AGR/09 - Meccanica Agrarialcsh:Sfood and beveragessubstrate heavy metalsfood.foodAnaerobic digestionHorticulturebiowaste reuse substrate heavy metals sage essential oil sage heavy metalsDigestateengineeringsage heavy metalsAgronomy and Crop ScienceVermicompostAgronomy
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