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BiGAr v1.0
No full textThe BiGAr project aims to innovate archaeological research by developing a digital application that integrates Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). This application documents the 4D nature of archaeological evidence alongside traditional data such as text and photography. By offering a faster and more comprehensive approach than current methods, BiGAr enhances collaboration through web platforms and provides new opportunities for spatial analysis and cultural landscape management.
Traditionally, BIM has been employed solely for architectural analysis in archaeology, without integration with GIS. BiGAr introduces an innovative geospatial environment by creating a new digital workflow that merges GIS and BIM, facilitating the management of archaeological data from fieldwork, including excavations and surveys. The project involves the development of a dedicated application using open-source software and custom programming scripts.
The provided .zip folder contains the preliminary version (V. 1.0) of the BiGAr applications, including: a Dynamo project (MeshToSolid.dyn) that transforms a mesh into a BIM solid in Dynamo Sandbox (https://dynamobim.org/download/) and four BiGAr Boolean Subtraction Scripts (Blender1_import_mesh.py, Blender2_extrude_meshes_y_axis.py, Blender3_meshes_boolean_subtraction.py, Blender4_custum_scale_voxelization_mesh.py). These scripts perform a Boolean subtraction between two meshes in Blender (https://www.blender.org/download/) and voxelise the result.
BiGAr project is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 program under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 10102901 (https://site.unibo.it/bim-gis-integration-for-archaeology/en )
Cittadinanza d’impresa. Concezioni, teorie, metodi
Get PDFThe notion of citizenship is critical in our times, crucial for understanding social dynamics and the health of democracies. Relevant among these orientations is the social behavior of enterprises, and their attitude toward the context of relationships, more or less extensive, in which they operate. This ebook proposes a reflection on corporate citizenship carried out without uncritically indulging towards dominant thinking. The mainstream logic, in fact, tends to be apologetic when it focuses on the managerial actions of citizenship, their effects, and the alternatives for reporting on them. Likewise, it is an approach that also expresses little awareness when it focuses on the epistemological and moral dimensions that inspire organizational phenomena. This ebook has the ambition of providing a stimulus for discussion, both on the level of practices and on the level of purely political reflection
INTAQT. WP3. T3.3. Data about consumers’ sensory evaluation of Parmigiano Reggiano PDO cheese with milk from cows reared indoors and fed different forage sources. UNIBO
No full textThe dataset contains raw data collected in the framework of Horizon 2020 INTAQT project about the sensory evaluation of Parmigiano Reggiano PDO cheese produced with milk from cows reared indoors and fed different forage sources, i.e. dry hay and fresh forage. Two cheese samples were tested by 119 Italian consumers that then answered to a sensory evaluation questionnaire. The analysis protocol included Check-All-That-Apply (CATA) method to assess the sensory profile, Just-About-Right scale to evaluate the adequacy of attributes, and questions on liking (9-point hedonic scale). In particular, results from each consumer are collected in the file and this raw data have been used to elaborate results of the study. In particular, the file contains results related to the sensory evaluation of the two samples, as well as responses to questions related to socio-demographic and consumption habits of each consumer
FAITH Data Management Plan Version 1.0
Get PDFData management plan for the FAITH project, version 1.0
Di pseudonimi e paratesti: J.A. de las Casas, J. Rivera e M. Doppelheim, traduttori del Dei Delitti e delle pene in spagnolo
Get PDFIl presente contributo intende proporre alcune ipotesi sull’identità e i vissuti di tre traduttori spagnoli del Dei delitti e delle pene (1764) di Cesare Beccaria, a partire dall’impiego di pseudonimi e dalla presenza di prologhi ed altri paratesti che rimandano a possibili condizionamenti sociopolitici. Tra i molti traduttori spagnoli del trattato di Beccaria, Juan Antonio de las Casas, Juan Rivera e Max Doppelheim sono accomunati dalla particolarità dell’aver firmato la loro traduzione, seppur in tre epoche e contesti ben diversi, sotto mentite spoglie. Juan Antonio de las Casas era lo pseudonimo che Juan Álvares (o Álvarez) usò nella prima edizione dell’opera in lingua spagnola (1774), da lui stesso dotata di alcuni peritesti difensivi, riconducibili al timore di ripercussioni censorie. Juan Rivera, noto anche come Juan Ribera e Juan Sánchez Rivera, traduttore particolarmente attivo nel periodo del Triennio Liberale, usava gli spazi peritestuali per criticare apertamente le traduzioni dei suoi predecessori, ma anche per promuovere certi cambiamenti nella società spagnola. Infine, Max Doppelheim, ideatore del cosiddetto ‘metodo Doppelheim’ per insegnare le lingue agli ispanofoni, risultò essere lo pseudonimo di Pelayo Vizuete y Picón, nome con il quale a inizi del ’900 lo studioso e traduttore firmava opere meno commerciali, diversificando in tal modo ruoli e tipologie di pubblico
Open Innovation in Emilia-Romagna Report 2023
Get PDFIl Report Open Innovation in Emilia Romagna 2023 offre una panoramica dettagliata sull'Innovazione Aperta nella regione, sviluppata attraverso una doppia riflessione quantitativa e qualitativa. L'obiettivo principale del report è sostenere la competitività del territorio regionale rispetto ad altri ecosistemi urbani, promuovendo una cultura collaborativa già presente ma suscettibile di ulteriore sviluppo e supporto nella regione.
Il report 2023 nasce dalla collaborazione tra Oper.Lab, ART-ER e Crif, che hanno lavorato in convenzione alla mappatura dell’innovazione aperta (MIA) in regione.
L'indagine quantitativa esamina le relazioni tra imprese, intermediari dell’innovazione e start-up regionali.
ART-ER ha mappato i comportamenti delle imprese (MIA imprese), Oper-lab degli intermediari di innovazione (MIA intermediari), e CRIF della relazione tra imprese innovative (incluse start-up) e imprese (MIA imprese innovative).
La parte qualitativa del report esplora casi studio di organizzazioni partner di Oper.lab, offrendo una visione dettagliata di come l'Open Innovation si manifesta e come le aziende si organizzano per ottenere risultati.
Il report riporta anche i risultati dei sette tavoli tematici che affrontano le sfide emerse dalla mappatura e propongono soluzioni per potenziare la rete di Innovazione Aperta.
Attraverso un approccio multidimensionale, il report offre una fotografia dettagliata delle pratiche di Open Innovation locali, identificando competenze esistenti, il livello di maturità delle imprese nell'ambito dell'open innovation, e valutando la coesione interna del sistema territoriale
INCiTiS-FOOD. Experimental data to evaluate Growth, Yield and Bioactive Compounds of Ethiopian Kale (Brassica carinata A. Braun) Microgreens under Different LED Light Spectra and Substrates
No full textDataset related to the article “Evaluation of Growth, Yield and Bioactive Compounds of Ethiopian Kale (Brassica carinata A. Braun) Microgreens under Different LED Light Spectra and Substrates” (published in 2024 in “Horticulturae”, DOI: 10.3390/horticulturae10050436).
The dataset contains experimental results associated with the publication, including yield, plant height, leaf area, canopy cover, carotenoid and flavonoid contents, total amount of chlorophyll nitrate content. The data were generated in the framework of the Horizon Europe project INCiTiS-FOOD
Nano-ImmunoEra. WP2 T2.1. ECL from Luminol-labelled microbeads on BDD electrode
No full textThis folder stores data related to Task 2.1 Carbon-based electrode within Work Package 2 Production Characterization Materials for Improved ECL-based Biosensing, in the NanoimmunoEra Horizon 2020 project. The data includes ECL (Electrochemiluminescence) images and quantitative ECL results about 2.8 micrometer streptavidin-coated magnetic beads functionalized with ammino-derivatized luminol (ABEI) in a 0.1 M sodium carbonate solution. The ABEI is linked to a biotinylated immunoglobulin in a previous functionalization and then attached to the magnetic microbead exploiting the biotin-streptavidin biorecognition. In-situ electrochemical generation of hydrogen peroxide at a boron-doped diamond electrode promoted the chemiluminescence of luminol. The electrochemical production of hydrogen peroxide was achieved in a carbonate solution by an oxidation reaction. At the same time, microbeads labeled with luminol were deposited on the electrode surface. The reported data are useful for a detailed characterization to study the mechanism that brings the luminol emission without its direct oxidation at the electrode surface
ECLectic. WP2 Electrochemiluminescence Mechanism Performance Optimisation. T2.1 Optimization Reagents
No full textThe presented dataset, part of the Horizon Europe project ECLectic, contains data (simulated and experimental) produced in the framework of the ECLectic project, regarding the electrochemiluminescence (ECL) of [Ru(bpy)3](2+), [Ir(sppy)3]3-, and the mixing of the two emitters ([Ru(bpy)3](2+) and [Ir(sppy)3]3-). The data are useful to decipher the coreactant mechanism for the electrochemiluminescence signal generation. In addition data are useful to optimize the signal in the case of freely diffusing [Ru(bpy)3](2+) complex and Ir(III) mediators to determine the key properties of effective ECL enhancers