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Drip-and-ship vs Mothership - Stroke network AUSL Romagna
No full textDrip-and-ship vs Mothership data from the stroke network AUSL Romagna.
DAS period: Q2 2019, Q1 2021 (COVID-19 second pandemic wave)
MS period: Q2 2020 (COVID-19 first pandemic wave)
As additional data: trauma transportation time to ED Q2 2019 and Q2 202
Stroke and COVID-19 cases in March 2020 compared to March 2019 in the Italian provinces of Forlì-Cesena and Rimini
No full text- Stroke confirmed ICD-9-CM diagnosis (430-431-432-434-437), March 2020 vs March 2019 in the Italian provinces of Forlì-Cesena and Rimini
- "Neurological symptom code" activation to the Italian emergency number (118), March 2020 vs March 2019 in the Italian provinces of Forlì-Cesena and Rimini
- COVID-19 daily cases and cumulative incidence in March 2020 and daily cases of suspected stroke cases managed in ED in March 2020 and March 2019 in the Italian provinces of Forlì-Cesena and Rimin
Pontone: analisi e stato di conservazione della rete viaria
No full textLo studio ha preso in considerazione la viabilità storica del piccolo borgo di Pontone in quanto esempio rappresentativo dei centri minori “d’altura” della Costa Amalfitana. Tutti i percorsi storici, sentieri, strade e scalinate, sono stati rilevati e messi in relazione alla loro funzione. Sono chiaramente emerse le diverse tipologie di tracciato a seconda dell’uso per il quare erano stati realizzati. Lo studio ha poi rilevato lo stato di conservazione di tutti i tracciati evidenziando come quelli ormai sostituiti dalla viabilità carrabile o comunque più impegnativi versino in un precario stato di conservazione. In conclusione viene raccomandata la conservazione/manutenzione dei percorsi storici anche in virtù del fatto che essi sono collegati a diversi elementi storici e caratteristici del paesaggio locale
Japanese cultural landscapes: their transformation and protection
No full textThe fast economical growth of Japan reflected on its cultural landscapes in a double way: sub-urban areas have been deeply transformed under the economical pressure which caused almost the total disappearing of the historic landscape. On the other hand marginal rural areas have undergone relevant land-use transformation due to abandonment or wide scale works by the ministry of agriculture like reforestation with monoculture tree plantations.
Facing such situation the historic rural landscape of Japan has almost extinct; only in the second half of the 20th century historic landscape started to be considered from the natural point and cultural point of view. Little by little it has been protected by national laws or by other means. Despite the national policy for the protection of cultural landscape has been considerably supported by the government during the past decade, the protection in practice is still subordinated to the other priorities, thus the cultural landscape conservation is something that can be achieved only when there is no competition with other sectors or can be used by tourism activities.
The papers analyses the most relevant cultural landscapes, mainly from the land-use transformation point of view, according to the most common cultivation and geographical features of the Country. Despite collective imagination associates rural landscape of Japan to paddy fields, there are many other sorts with unique features. The case studies have been chosen on the basis of the sites nominated by the Government as “important cultural landscapes” and in some cases on the basis of personal researches undergone across the entire Country.
Consequently, the latest protection measures, enacted by central, local governments or local communities, are confronted in order to understand their efficiency in the protection and/or management of historic rural landscapes.
In the conclusion the Japanese approach to cultural landscape protection is confronted with the European and international context (UNESCO) in order to highlight differences which might give rise to alternative solutions
UN MODELLO DI STUDIO PER LA RETE VIARIA STORICA: PONTONE
No full textStudio dell'intera rete viaria all'interno del comune di Pontone al fine di identificare i percorsi storici e studiarne la relazione con il territorio in cui si inseriscono. Dall'analisi si e' compresa la loro differenziazione in base all'uso prevalente come anche l'utilizzo di specifici elementi architettonici/urbani per la definizione dello spazio pubblico. Lo studio ha quindi messo a punto un modello di studio dei percorsi storici basato sia sul rilievo cartografico che su quello visivo. Tutti i percorsi sono stati rilevati nel loro sviluppo tramite gps e documentati con serie di fotografie geolocalizzate. In conclusione si e' proceduto al rilievo dello stato di conservazione dei percorsi utile alla pianificazione di futuri interventi di manutenzione e/o conservazione
I paesaggi della carta: per il recupero di identità territoriali
No full textStudio comparativo riguardo il paesaggio culturale di due città storiche, Amalfi e Mino (Giappone), accomunate dal fatto di essere tra i primi luoghi in cui ebbe inizio la produzione della carta artigianale. Lo studio imputa il grande sviluppo legato alla fabbricazione della carta alle difficili condizioni per l’agricoltura, ostacolata dalla forte acclività dei terreni. Lo studio, avvalendosi di cartografia storica, ricostruisce lo sviluppo delle trasformazioni del paesaggio agrario e di quello proto-industriale a partire dal XIX secolo per arrivare poi all’identificazione delle permanenze paesaggistiche e dei manufatti più significativi il cui recupero e conservazione possono avvenire favorendo il turismo culturale
Paesaggio agrario tra conservazione e restauro
No full textStudio sulle trasformazioni del paesaggio agrario nel territorio dell'ex-podesteria di Asolo. Sulla base del Dissegno estimo pubblico (1713-1717) sono state seguite, grazie ad un metodo opportunamente elaborato, le trasformazioni del paesaggio dal '700 al 1999 e identificate le permanenze per le quali si e' proceduto poi ad una classificazione e inventariazione. Alla luce di quanto identificato vengono avanzate poi delle proposte di conservazione del paesaggio storico
Searching historic landscape for its values
No full textThis paper intends to search for historic landscape's "new values" in order to contribute to its preservation.
At first it briefly describes how landscape perception among population and legislation moves from the simple concept of "scenic beauty" to a much wider one, taking into account cultural, ecological and social aspects. On one hand historic landscape, as manmade rural landscape, is becoming less and less due to urban areas development, abandonment of agricultural production and modern techniques for agriculture systems. On the other hand historic landscape value is increasing because of its diminishing in terms of quantity. Therefore the preservation of rural areas supported by various planning instruments and laws is the response given by modern society to this transformation and loss of historic landscape.
More the values are and easier the landscape preservation becomes; therefore proving that historic landscape has some "hidden values" would give it more chances for its protection.
Once defined what historic rural landscape is through a case study and historic records, the research points out the relationship between historic landscape and biodiversity. The study area is located in a rural district of north eastern Italy (Asolo district in the Veneto region); the archival documents employed for this research are two historic cadasters: the Austrian cadaster from 1841 and the "Dissegno Estimo pubblico" from 1713.
In conclusion the paper intends to demonstrate the importance of a multidisciplinary study in order to achieve a deeper understanding of all the subjects behind the landscape preservation. Proving the strong relation between historic landscape and biodiversity gives one more chance in the move of landscape preservation
A study on protection measures for terraced landscapes in Italy and Japan
No full textTerraced landscapes represent one of the main features of many cultural landscapes; their position in between the agrarian landscape and built artefacts has not ensured them adequate protection since agriculture in many industrialized countries is declining.
After looking at the evolution of cultural landscapes protection in Japan and Italy within its European context, the paper focuses on how the consideration of terraced landscapes has been changing in the past three decades.
After the adoption of the cultural landscapes category by UNESCO in 1992 many actions for cultural landscape protection have been undertaken in Japan and Italy. The paper analyses legislation, measures, projects and
bottom-up initiatives for cultural landscape protection involving terraced landscapes. Regarding Japan their protection is limited to a small number when referring to legislation. On the contrary, individual or local actions
seem to be much more proactive and effective for terraced landscapes maintenance. On the other hand the Italian system for cultural landscape protection is extended to the entire national territory and can count on a strict control of transformations by the cultural properties sector. Unfortunately such a strict control system does not rely on active policies based on aids or incentives. Some little help comes from other sectors like the nature conservation one which is mostly promoted by the EU.
As terraced landscapes are still disappearing extremely fast, they need adequate measures for their protection which should be based not only on aids to the agrarian sector but also considering many added values ranging
from hydrogeological stability to rainwater management, from wildlife conservation to cultural tourism
From scenic beauties to heritage territory
No full textThe paper focuses on the evolution of cultural landscape from the early 20th century and remarks as the way of considering cultural landscape has deeply changed through the time. As in an early stage, cultural landscape was considered merely from its aesthetical point of view, in more recent times many more components have been take in consideration. The evolution of the legislation framework and the landscapes protected by law are provided as a proof validating the thesis. In the conclusions the papers describes few cultural landscape in order to provide a clear example of what is meant today by the term cultural landscap
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