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URBANISTICA, AMBIENTE e PIANIFICAZIONE nel GOVERNO del TERRITORIO. Le disposizioni urbanistico-edilizie nell'ambito della professione dell'agente immobiliare. Corso di formazione professionale. Università della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" Dipartimento di Ingegneria, Collegio dei Geometri e dei Geometri Laureati della Provincia di Caserta, Federazione Italiana Agenti Immobiliari Professionali Provinciale Caserta (3-CFP)
Programma del corso:
- Le disposizioni in materia di edilizia urbanistica (DPR 380/2001 TUE)
- Difformità ed abusi edilizi
- Le disposizioni in materia d'istituzione del catast
Analysis of the fraction of clear sky at the La Palma and Mt Graham sites
The amount of available telescope time is one of the most important requirements when selecting astronomical sites, as it affects the performance of ground-based telescopes. We present a quantitative survey of cloud coverage at La Palma and Mt Graham using both ground- and satellite-based data. The aim of this work is to derive clear nights for the satellite infrared channels and to verify the results using ground-based observations. At La Palma, we found a mean percentage of clear nights of 62.6 per cent from ground-based data and 71.9 per cent from satellite-based data. Taking into account the fraction of common nights, we found a concordance of 80.7 per cent of clear nights for ground- and satellite-based data. At Mt Graham, we found a 97 per cent agreement between the Columbine heliograph and the night-time observing log. From the Columbine heliograph and the Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer-Ozone Monitoring Instrument (TOMS-OMI) satellite, we found that about 45 per cent of nights were clear, while satellite data (GOES, TOMS) are much more dispersed than those of La Palma. Setting a statistical threshold, we retried a comparable seasonal trend between the heliograph and satellite
Idrossido di Calcio, Metronidazolo e Clotrimazolo nella terapie endocanalari: presentazione di un caso clinico.
“A WARNING FROM MARS”. Climate risk assessment in the Museo della Specola
Museum microclimate plays a key role in the conservation of scientific
instruments on display. Finding appropriate values of temperature and
relative humidity to guarantee the entire collections safeguard is a difficult
task. Each object responses peculiarly to the environment depending on its
composition, conservative history, and adaptations to the environment
variability over years. Sometimes, the different materials coexisting in a
scientific instrument may develop pathologies not yet fully known. The
question becomes even more challenging if one considers that microclimate
management is not easy, especially in buildings not originally designed for
conservation purposes.The Museo della Specola in Palermo has recently face these critical issues. The museum is in the ancient Observatory, built in 1790, on the top of the 12ndcentury
Royal Palace. Although efforts have been made to protect the
collection over the years, there is still much to be done. An exhibited object
had clearly evidenced that the environmental conditions need to be urgently
improved. It is a 19th-century painted wooden globe reproducing the surface
of Mars: in less than two years, damages of its pictorial layers occurred at a
slow but progressive rate. Conservation measures have been adopted to stop
the serious deteriorating processes, but the risk of further deterioration
phenomena involving other objects is expected to increase substantially if no
actions are taken.
This contribution intends to present the results of the preliminary study
concerning the thermo-hygrometric records taken in the museum over recent
years to control the environmental conditions and assess if the collection is
exposed to microclimate risks. Specific actions to improve climate conditions
will be proposed
Trattamenti odontoiatrici in gravidanza e allattamento. aspetti farmacologici e diagnostici
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