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Displaying 596 - 600 of 783Spatial Composite and Disaggregate Indicators: Chow-Lin Methods and Applications
The present paper aims to verify a statistical procedure that allows for the transition from aggregate indicators to disaggregate indicators, whereas in this case, the terms aggregate/disaggregate refer to territorial areas and not to categories. More specifically, an attempt was made to reconstruct
The Mega Events in the processes of foundation and transformation of the city
Regional adaptation strategies to climate change: Guidelines for urban planning in Serbia
The problems of climate change significantly alter the character of urban planning. While changes in the planning process are aimed at mechanisms for urgent action in the transformed circumstances in the sense of a deeper understanding of the causes of phenomena and prediction of future changes, modification of specific measures suppose to be related to the regulatory framework for new and existing construction that will lead to reduction in carbon dioxide emissions and the development of resistance to settlements' extreme impacts.
Disaggregazione di indicatori spaziali sintetici secondo un approccio di tipo Chow-Lin
Il presente lavoro si propone di mettere a punto una procedura statistica che consenta il passaggio di indicatori sintetici dal livello aggregato a quello disaggregato, laddove i termini aggregato/
disaggregato fanno riferimento, in questo caso, alla dimensione territoriale anziché, come più frequente, a quella settoriale. Più specificamente, con riferimento alla dotazione infrastrutturale presente in Italia si è cercato di ricostruire gli indicatori a livello provinciale sulla base degli analoghi indicatori disponibili a livello
Estimating the Effect of Location Externalities on Real Estate Values Using the Delphi Method
The Delphi method is a method of collecting and structuring knowledge from a group of experts using a questionnaire combined with a controlled opinion feedback. The present paper reviews the main principles of the Delphi method, and attempts to validate its results using data obtained by standard econometric techniques of real estate appraisal, such as the hedonic price method.