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Displaying 501 - 505 of 783Equità, catasto e governo del territorio. Una proposta metodologica a supporto della Pubblica Amministrazione
Il saggio presenta un progetto di ricerca presentato al MIUR (Ministero dell’Istruzione dell’Università e della Ricerca), in risposta al Bando PRIN (Programmi di ricerca scientifica di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale) per l’anno 2012. Il progetto “Equità, catasto e governo del territorio” affronta il nodo della fiscalità immobiliare e, in particolare, di come l’equità possa essere garantita in Italia soltanto attraverso un processo di revisione degli estimi catastali.
Analyzing migration phenomena with spatial autocorrelation techniques
In less than one century, Italy has tested a strong intensification of immigration changing from a country originating great migration flows to a country which is the destination of migration flows. The
aim of this paper is to examine foreign immigration in Italy distinguishing according to nationality of foreigners.
The spatial dimension of migration flows has been analyzed in this paper using Spatial Autocorrelation techniques and more particularly Local Indicators of Spatial Association in order to analyze the highest
Multicriteria Evaluation in Spatial Planning: A Participatory Methodological Approach
Engaging public and stakeholders in contemporary spatial planning exercises calls for the use of proper tools and methods, which support planners to acquire and manage local information and knowledge (local views, values, attitudes, interests, etc.), increasing thus the effectiveness of both the process and the outcome of planning efforts. The focus of the present paper is on the development of a methodological framework that can accommodate participatory tools at the stage of the evaluation in the planning process.
Information interoperability and interdisciplinarity: the BIM approach from SEEMPubS project to DIMMER project
Design, implementation and management constitute the cornerstones of the building process and the current trend, albeit still at an embryonic state in Italy, is represented by the application of a problem-solving approach combining integrated analysis and research between interdisciplinary professionals able to integrate their know-how and experience.
Equità, catasto e governo del territorio. Una proposta metodologica a supporto della Pubblica Amministrazione
Il saggio presenta un progetto di ricerca presentato al MIUR (Ministero dell’Istruzione dell’Università e della Ricerca), in risposta al Bando PRIN (Programmi di ricerca scientifica di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale) per l’anno 2012. Il progetto “Equità, catasto e governo del territorio” affronta il nodo della fiscalità immobiliare e, in particolare, di come l’equità possa essere garantita in Italia soltanto attraverso un processo di revisione degli estimi catastali.