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Displaying 326 - 330 of 783An estimation of the transformation value by means of the estimation function. Market Comparison Approach with abridged data chart
This essay suggests a re-elaboration of the Marketing Comparison Approach in order to set the value of properties subject to transformation. The essay focuses on identifying the property valuation following a certain transformation and is aimed at determining the land value by means of the extraction method.
L’AREA METROPOLITANA DELLO STRETTO. LETTURA, IPOTESI E STRATEGIE DI UN PAESAGGIO IN ATTESA
The area of the Strait of Messina, covering as trip of land that runs from Gioia Tauro to Melito Porto Salvo, on the Calabrian side and from Milazzo to Giardini Naxos on the Sicilian side, is bounded by the Aspromonte Massif and Peloritani Chain that create a room in the landscape: the empty water square of the Strait.
Stato dell’arte nella digitalizzazione di cartografia storica e analisi del loro contenuto metrico
Il lavoro affronta il tema della digitalizzazione e della georeferenziazione del patrimonio cartografico conservato negli archivi pubblici, con particolare attenzione a qualità delle immagini, analisi della deformazione del supporto e verifica metrica dei contenuti. Si suggerisce l’utilizzo di alcune tecniche fotogrammetriche, con applicazioni al catasto sabaudo.
Environmental indicators for evaluating properties
Property evaluation for tax purposes has traditionally relied on urban and building criteria, mostly resulting from concepts driven by the commercial attractiveness of the property under evaluation, its building and the site itself. Due to the world climate and ecological crisis, awareness has risen about the need for other indicators, which can evaluate the quality of a property, even referring to its potential environmental impact.
State of the art in digitization of historical maps and analysis of their metric content - pdf
The present work discuss the digitization and georeferencing of the cartographic heritage preserved in the public archives, with special attention to image quality, support deformation analysis and metric content verification. The use of the photogrammetric techniques is suggested, with some applications to the Sabaudian cadastre.