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    Stratigrafie difensive. Studi per un piano di valorizzazione del promontorio di Sant'Elia a Cagliari | Researches for the valorization plan of the St. Elia headland in Cagliari

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    Following a stratigraphic approach, the research mainly focuses on the identification and the analysis of military signs inside the St. Elia promontory in Cagliari. The whole city, being an ancient coastal stronghold, is highly stratified with defensive structures belonging from a wide chronological range (from 11th to 20th century), but in St. Elia and St. Bartolomeo hills there is a really impressive density of military areas, a large part of them still in use. After a detailed inventory of military historical preexistence, the study pieces together the vulnerable mosaic of defensive remains, reconnecting the traces of the several defensive phases, depending on the several changes in the Mediterranean political background. This knowledge and interpretation of the stratigraphy have been the starting point for the proposal of a masterplan for the enhancement of the military identity of the site, through the design of an archaeological military park. The study was intended as an additional action, complementary to the other strategies already ongoing, promoted by the municipality, but actually ignoring the defensive pre-existence. The designed park has its main core in the restored ruin of St. Ignazio Fort, but all the other historical assets find new cultural functions. The reuse also considers the dual use option, as it is for the Ederle barracks. A new accessibility is also suggested, directly from the Lazzaretto Museum and the DI.CA.T. battery, with an elevator in order to make St. Ignazio Fort finally globally accessible for cultural and music events

    Les compétences psychosociales pour l'orientation professionelle

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    Le projet suivant trouve son origine dans la pénurie des situations qui cible la promotion des compétences psychosociales pour favoriser l'insertion professionnelle et qui, en générale, caractérise le système d'apprentissage de l'Université Italienne. L'expérience qui a cernée 600 participants (nouveaux étudiants de l'Université de Cagliari) pour une période d'environ deux années, est née dans le but de renforcer les principales compétences psychosociales utiles pour l'insertion professionnelle. En particulier, le travail présent analyse les activités effectuées par 35 participants qui ont suivi toutes les phases prévues par le parcours d'orientation professionnel. L'analyse quali-quantitative des données, a mis en évidence le fait que les participants avec un locus de contrôle externe ont développé un locus de contrôle plus interne dans la façon de concevoir l'avenir de leur profession

    L'équipe multidisciplinare e l'integrazione delle professionalità in sanità

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    Il capitolo approfondisce la tematica del gruppo di lavoro e la sua fenomenologia e caratterizzazione in ambito sanitario, con particolare attenzione alle diverse connotazioni che può assumere in tale specifico contesto, alle condizioni e alle opportunità per un suo positivo utilizzo al servizio della qualità dell'offerta sanitaria

    Virtual environments to communicate built cultural heritage: a HBIM based virtual tour

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    HBIM methodology is nowadays widely used for the management of all aspects of architectural heritage, from survey to analysis, up to protection and management issues. This interest is due to the potential that HBIM methodology offers in terms of collection, processing, management and sharing of information, through a multidimensional and multidisciplinary approach. Practical application of HBIM are the Scan-to-BIM processes, i.e. the digital reproduction of architectures starting from survey methodologies based on laser scanning and photogrammetry. An increasingly frequent application of HBIM models is their integration in game engines for educational or communicative purposes. Actually, examples of AR and VR applications, serious games or virtual tours employing such models are increasingly frequent. Indeed, such tools allow the generation of virtual immersive environments in which the user is free to navigate or interact with objects. The use of virtual environments that reproduce real places or architectures, is able to generate new attraction and interest in users, while facilitating immaterial accessibility and, allowing a dynamic formulation of content, greater ease of understanding and reading calibrated to the user. The paper aims at the development of a virtual tour set entirely in the former Jesuitical Complex of Santa Croce, located in the historical district of Castello in Cagliari. This tour will be a potential tool to support the understanding and communication of historic architecture by going to the virtual accessibility of the complex
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