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Displaying 336 - 340 of 783Reduced data table MCA and Estimate Integrating System. Another case in Bari
An approach was recently suggested to improve prediction process of the value of the finished product within contexts featuring low amount of data (D’Amato, 2015a; D’Amato, 2015b). This is a main issue, since it affects the evaluation of developed lands as well as investment properties under construction. The lack of data is one of the difficulties encountered in the evaluation process. The assessor may happen to face lacking data in a market segment even in a transparent market. Unlike exact science observations, real estate information is not repeatable, either in time or space.
Reduced data table MCA and Estimate Integrating System. Another case in Bari
An approach was recently suggested to improve prediction process of the value of the finished product within contexts featuring low amount of data (D’Amato, 2015a; D’Amato, 2015b). This is a main issue, since it affects the evaluation of developed lands as well as investment properties under construction. The lack of data is one of the difficulties encountered in the evaluation process. The assessor may happen to face lacking data in a market segment even in a transparent market. Unlike exact science observations, real estate information is not repeatable, either in time or space.
Mappa catastale computerizzata per monitorare la proprietà in Francia
In Francia la mappa catastale delinea e identifica la proprietà a scopi fiscali. Questa rimane l’unica mappa parcellare su vasta scala a ricoprire l’intero territorio francese e ad essere continuamente aggiornata. Viene pubblicata ogni anno da tutti i comuni francesi e dal 2008 è disponibile gratuitamente sul sito web del catasto (www.cadastre.gouv.fr). Si tratta di un’iniziativa che ha riscosso notevole successo.
Walkability and Urban Capabilities: evaluation and Planning Decision Support
We propose a methodology for the evaluation of urban walkability, and the related software tool for decision and planning support. In the introduction, we discuss the relevance of the concept of walkability for urban quality of life, and attempt to place it within the framework of the capability approach. The central part of the article is dedicated to the presentation of the spatial multi-criteria evaluation model for walkability.
Walkability and Urban Capabilities: evaluation and Planning Decision Support
We propose a methodology for the evaluation of urban walkability, and the related software tool for decision and planning support. In the introduction, we discuss the relevance of the concept of walkability for urban quality of life, and attempt to place it within the framework of the capability approach. The central part of the article is dedicated to the presentation of the spatial multi-criteria evaluation model for walkability.