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Peri-Urban/Peri-Rural Areas: Identities, Values and Strategies
No full textThe first part of this essay introduces discourses on definitions of Peri-Urban/Peri-Rural areas underlining main existing and consolidated approaches and needs towards a renovated conceptual reframing able to emphasise the "transitional" values of these areas. A renovated approach needs a realignment of existing methods and solution in the different spheres characterising the transformation process. Based on the "ecotone" metaphor to emphasise specific characteristics of urban-rural transitional buffer, the second part underlines main opportunities offered by Peri-Urban areas in a Nexus and integrated approach. Opportunities of innovation related to the whole process of interpretation, design and implementation/management of polices and projects aiming an improvement of resilience of Peri-Urban/Peri-Rural areas and regional territorial systems (Colucci 2012)
Costume di Immagine: tradizione e innovazione per un posizionamento distintivo
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Il contributo di Cesare Colucci alla psicotecnica
No full textCesare Colucci è stato uno dei primi docenti di Psicologia, avendo ricoperto una delle prime tre Cattedre di Psicologia istituite in Italia. Allievo e collaboratore di Leonardo Bianchi, Colucci è vivamente interessato alla psicotecnica, con particolare riferimento all'ambito scolastico e a quello industriale
Checking compliance of semantic web applications with RDFS‐semantics
No full textThis is the preprint of the following paper: Simona Colucci, Donini F, Eugenio Di Sciascio (2019). Checking compliance of semantic web applications with RDFS‐semantics. INTERNET TECHNOLOGY LETTERS, vol. 2, 16254847, ISSN: 2476-1508, doi: 10.1002/itl2.87
Abstract: Web applications calling themselves “Semantic” count in the hundreds, yet there
is no clear definition about what this qualification should stand for. Semantic web
applications may range from those just using Resource Description Framework
(RDF) as a data interchange format, to those taking all RDF-S consequences into
account. Moreover, even with the simplest semantics, RDF data may contain blank
nodes, which should be treated appropriately as existential variables—but might
not. In this paper, we propose a general framework of yes/no experiments whose
result tell, in a black-box fashion, how “Semantic” can be considered a given Web
application. Our experiments measure the sensitivity of the application to syntactic
variations of data which are equivalent under RDF-S-semantics. We show how our
experiments can be run on a real application, namely, RapidMiner with LODExtension.
We show how RapidMiner passes most of the tests (but for blank nodes),
but highlight a weakness of the workflow repository-retrieval-exploitation that may
make the application fail in some cases
Le profughe, i profughi, l'accoglienza: un percorso storico : incontro con Silvia Salvatici
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