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Displaying 541 - 545 of 783GIS in the analysis of the rhizomatic urban development of Tor Vergata
The scope of this article is to observe the complexity of the relations between Rome’s University Campus of Tor Vergata and its discursive universe, from the former abusive districts to the re-qualified images of the suburbs of the 8th City Hall, raised to the rank of Centralities in the New Regulatory Plan of Rome.
Anhaia Mello's contributions to urbanism of the city of São Paulo: from Ebenezer Howard to the Chicago School
This article draws an analytical panel of the main contributions and interpretations of Anhaia Mello about the problem of growing cities from the perspective of urbanism in the city of São Paulo.
GIS in the analysis of the rhizomatic urban development of Tor Vergata
The scope of this article is to observe the complexity of the relations between Rome’s University Campus of Tor Vergata and its discursive universe, from the former abusive districts to the re-qualified images of the suburbs of the 8th City Hall, raised to the rank of Centralities in the New Regulatory Plan of Rome.
La correlazione di immagini per la generazione di modelli 3D per il patrimonio costruito
I modelli dettagliati 3D derivati dalle tecniche di rilievo metrico digitale vengono impiegati con crescente sviluppo in moltissimi campi applicativi, dal rilievo del territorio e delle aree urbane, per i quali sono stati testati e messi a punto processi di elaborazione di dati satellitari o aerei, ai beni paesaggistici strettamente correlati al territorio fino alla sfera dei Beni Culturali. L’elevato dettaglio ottenibile delle superfici e la loro accuratezza li rende particolarmente stimati per un largo insieme di finalizzazioni.
La correlazione di immagini per la generazione di modelli 3D per il patrimonio costruito
I modelli dettagliati 3D derivati dalle tecniche di rilievo metrico digitale vengono impiegati con crescente sviluppo in moltissimi campi applicativi, dal rilievo del territorio e delle aree urbane, per i quali sono stati testati e messi a punto processi di elaborazione di dati satellitari o aerei, ai beni paesaggistici strettamente correlati al territorio fino alla sfera dei Beni Culturali. L’elevato dettaglio ottenibile delle superfici e la loro accuratezza li rende particolarmente stimati per un largo insieme di finalizzazioni.