UNISCAPE_Map of competences and research groups

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1 UNISCAPE_Map of competences and research groups

2 Impossibile visualizzare l'immagine. La memoria del computer potrebbe essere insufficiente per aprire l'immagine oppure l'immagine potrebbe essere danneggiata. Riavviare il computer e aprire di nuovo il file. Se viene visualizzata di nuovo la x rossa, potrebbe essere necessario eliminare l'immagine e inserirla di nuovo. INDEX 1. Members of UNISCAPE 2. How did we got the informations for the map? 3. Participation rate 4. Research groups report 5. Research group factsheet example 6. Research project factsheet and project subject data example 7. Research projects for subjects 8. List of directors and researchers by university

3 1. Members of UNISCAPE UNISCAPE is currently composed of 50 Members from 8 countries. 1. Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona (Italy) 2. Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla (Spain) 3. Universitat autònoma de Barcelona (Spain) 4 EscolaTècnica Superior d Arquitectura de Barcelona ETSAB di Napoli Federico II (Italy) 4. Escola Tècnica Superior d Arquitectura de Barcelona ETSAB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya UPC (Spain) 5. Università degli Studi di Bari (Italy) 6. University of the Basque Country, (Spain) 26. Politecnico di Milano (Italy) 27. Faculté d'architecture de Mons UMons (Belgium) 28. Polo delle Scienze e delle Tecnologie dell Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (Italy) 29. Università degli Studi di Napoli Parthenope (Italy) 30. Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli (Italy) 31. Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa Napoli (Italy) 32. Univerza V Novi Gorici (Slovenia) 33. Università degli Studi di Padova (Italy) 34. Ecole Nationale Superieure d'architecture de Paris La Villette (France) 35. Université de Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (France) 36. Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 (France) 37. Universidade do Porto (Portugal) 38. Università degli Studi di Reggio Calabria Mediterranea (Italy) 39. Università di Roma Tre (Italy) 40 U i id d d Se illa (S i ) 41. Università degli Studi di Torino (Italy) 42. (Italy) 43. Università degli Studi di Trento (Italy) 44. Università degli Studi di Udine (Italy) 45. Università di Urbino "Carlo Bo" (Italy) 46. Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia (Italy) 47. Università IUAV di Venezia (Italy) 48. Università della Tuscia Viterbo (Italy) 49. Universiteit van Wageningen p (The Netherlands) 50. Technical University in Zvolen (Slovak Republic) 7. Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna (Italy) 8. SPECTRA+ STU Bratislava, (Slovak Republic) 9. Università degli studi di Camerino (Italy) 10. University Miguel Hernández, Elche (Spain) 11. Universidade do Algarve, Faro (Portugal) 12. Università degli Studi di Ferrara (Italy) 13. Università degli studi di Firenze (Italy) 14. Università degli studi di Genova (Italy) 15. University of Ghent (Belgium) 16. Universitat it t de Girona (Spain) 40. Universidad de Sevilla (Spain) 17. Universidad de Granada (Spain) 18. Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) 19. Università del Salento, Lecce (Italy) 20 Faculté d'architecture de Liège ULG (Belgium) 44. Università degli Studi di Udine (Italy) 20. Faculté d Architecture de Liège ULG (Belgium) 21. Universidade Lusiada Lisboa (Portugal) 22. Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura Universidad de Málaga (Spain) 23. Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy) 24. Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca (Italy) 25. Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione Milano IULM (Italy)

4 2. How did we got the informations for the map? We contacted the fifty universities in different ways: First step: asking informations to each contact person of each university Second step: with iha factsheet to be filled by each university i contact person Third step: s and webposts from the uniscape communication i manager. Fourth step: Phone call to the uniscape contact person and also to the research group director Fifth step: with a request of control of the factsheet by each university. (Now we are in the fourth step)

5 3. Participation rate Universities that did not reply 48% 28% Universities that provide all the informations 24% Universities that provide some informations

6 Universities that provide informations (52% of the universities total) Universities that provide some informations 46% 54% Universities that provide all the informations

7 2. Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Research group name: Geografía y desarrollo regional urbano Director: Rocío Silva Pérez Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla 4. Research groups report 1. Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona Pioneer approaches of Landscape preservation in Italy, between XIX and XX century Director: Maria C. Zoppi Director: Marzia Marchi Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Grupo de Investigación Estructuras y Sistemas Territoriales GIEST (Territorial Structures and Systems Research Group) Director: Juan F. Ojeda Rivera Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla 3. Universitat autònoma de Barcelona 4. Escola Tècnica Superior d Arquitectura de Barcelona ETSAB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya UPC 5. Università degli Studi di Bari 6. University of the Basque Country 7. Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Vegetation and landscape Ecology Director: prof. Carlo Ferrari, Full Professor Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna CUBE Centro Universitario Bolognese di Etnosemiotica Director: prof. Francesco Marsciani Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna Rural Building and Landscape Director: Patrizia Tassinari Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna 8. SPECTRA+ STU Bratislava, 9. Università degli studi di Camerino 10. Universidad Miguel Hernández, Elche Bernia Director: DE BARAÑANO LETAMENDIA, DOSME MARÍA 11. Universidade do Algarve, Faro 12. Università degli Studi di Ferrara 13. Research group of the Department of Plant, Soil and Environmental Science, section Woody Plants, Francesco Ferrini Cul.t, Laboratorio di Cultura del territorio LaPEI Director: Alberto Magnaghi Economic Geography Professor Patrizia Romei DUPT Osservatorio del Paesaggio Regione Sardegna: "Opere incongrue e di qualità nel paesaggiosardo sardo. Unostrumento per la segnalazione e la valutazione" Prof. Gabiele Corsani Laboratory for landscape and cultural heritage CULTLAB Director: Mauro Agnoletti Working group landscape Director: Prof. Mauro Agnoletti University research group for landscape planning of regional plan of Tuscany Director: prof. Saverio Mecca ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING GROUP JOINING LAPEI (LABORATORIO DI PROGETTAZIONE ECOLOGICA DEGLI INSEDIAMENTI) Director: ALBERTO ZIPARO, PROFESSOR

8 14. Università degli studi di Genova 22. Universidad de Málaga Disciplines of Architecture, President BENECON Research group of the Faculty of Architecture Università degli studi di Genova Prof. Annalisa Calcagno Maniglio 15. University of Ghent 16. University of Girona LABORATORIO DE ANÁLISIS Y GESTIÓN DEL PAISAJE (LAGP) University of Girona Director: Josep Pintó 17. Universidad de Granada R ALTOUR Architecture an Landscape on TOURISM Universidad de Málaga 23. Università degli Studi di Milano Osservatorio Geografico sul Paesaggio Università degli Studi di Milano and Università degli Studi di Bergamo Director: prof. Maria Chiara Zerbi (Università degli Studi di Milano) 24. Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca 25. Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione Milano IULM SCaRL 31. Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa Napoli 32. University i of Nova Gorica Historic Urban Landscape University of Nova Gorica Director: doc. dr. Sasa Dobricic TransEcoNet Transnational Ecological Networks in Central Europe University of Nova Gorica Director: doc.dr. Gregor Torkar 33. Università degli Studi di Padova 18. Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ARQUITECTURA, PAISAJE Y PATRIMONIO Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ARQUITECTURA, METODOLOGÍAS. PATRIMONIO (ARPA) Director: Manuel Jesús Martín Hernández Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 19. Università del Salento, Lecce 20. Faculté d'architecture de Liège ULG 21. Universidade Lusiada Lisboa 26. Politecnico di Milano 27. Faculté d'architecture de Mons UMons 28. Polo delle Scienze e delle Tecnologie dell Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II 29. Università degli Studi di Napoli Parthenope Dipartimento di Scienze per l Ambiente 30. Second University of Naples SUN WORLD HERITAGE MANAGEMENT (WHM) CAMPANIA_ITALY Second University of Naples SUN Director: Prof. Arch. Carmine Gambardella, Dean Faculty of Architecture SUN, Director Phd School in Grupo de investigación del departamento Land, Environment, Agriculture and Forestry Università degli Studi di Padova Professor Tiziano Tempesta 34. Ecole Nationale Superieure d'architecture de Paris La Villette 35. Université de Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne 36. Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3

9 38. UNIRC Mediterranean University of UniversityofTurin Director: Prof.Consolata Siniscalco (regional Reggio Calabria CHANGING LANDSCAPES MEDITERRANEAN SENSITIVE AREAS DESIGN UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria Director: Prof. Daniela Colafranceschi Laboratorio di Strategie Urbane e Territoriali per la pianificazione (Laboratory of Urban and Regional Strategies for planning) LABSTUTEP. Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria (Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria) LABSTUTEP Director: prof. Francesca Moraci UNITÀ OPERATIVA UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI MEDITERRANEA DI REGGIO CALABRIA UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria Director: Franco Zagari I SISTEMI INFORMATIVI PER L ANALISI E LA PROGETTAZIONE TERRITORIALE E DEL PAESAGGIO UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria Director: Prof. Maria Adele Teti 39. University of Roma Tre Landscape as a Common Ground for Planning and Policy Making Roma Tre Director: Anna Laura Palazzo 40. Universidad de Sevilla 41. Gardens and Landscape Director: Prof. Carlo Gi Grignani i Research group name: Culture techniques and quality, biodiversity conservation and sustainability in orchards. Director: Prof. Giancarlo Bounous Research group name: Erratic blocks. Director: Michele Motta (PA) Research group name: Research Centre for Rural Development of Hilly Areas (CSC) Director: Pr. Bruno Giau Research group name: Soil Science Director: Pr. Franco Ajmone Marsan Research group name: Department of Commodity Science Director: Prof. Riccardo Beltramo Research group name: Centro Studio e Ricerche sullo Sviluppo Locale Director: Enrico ERCOLE Research group name: Forest ecology and mountain silvicolture Director: Renzo Motta Research group name: Geomatics Group Director: Prof. Roberto Chiabrando Research group name: Piedmont research group for the project Carta delle serie di vegetazione d Italia referent) 42. Research group of the Inter university Department of Territorial Studies and Planning Prof. Roberto Gambino Research group of the CED PPN European Documentation Centre on Nature Park Planning Polytechnic oftorino Prof. Roberto Gambino Research group of the department of Architectural and Industrial Design Prof. Roberto Gambino Research group of the department of Housing and City Prof. Roberto Gambino Research group of the department of Human Settlements Science and Technology Prof. Roberto Gambino Research group of the department Interdepartmental University Centre Mondovì (Ce.S.Mo) Prof. Roberto Gambino

10 43. Università degli Studi di Trento 44. University of UDINE Rural Engineers DISA University of UDINE Director: Prof. Pierluigi Bonfanti Rural Economists DIES University of UDINE Director: Prof. Francesco Marangon Geographers DISU University of UDINE Director: prof. Mauro Pascolini 45. University of Urbino Working Group in Theoretical Ecology University of Urbino Director: Almo Farina Engineering Group University of Tuscia, Viterbo Director: Antonio Leone 49. Universiteit van Wageningen Landscape Centre of the Environmental Sciences Group 50. Technical University of Zvolen Characteristic landscape appearance assessment, landscape s axiology values, visual semiotic. Technical University of Zvolen Director: Assoc. prof. Ing. Peter Jančura, Ph.D Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia 47. Università Iuav divenezia AREA DI RICERCA IL PROGETTO DEL PAESAGGIO, UNIVERSITA IUAV DI VENEZIA Università Iuav di Venezia Director: Renato Bocchi University of Tuscia, Viterbo Agro ecosystem Environment and Landscape University of Tuscia, Viterbo Prof. Rita Biasi (Associate Professor)

11 5. Research group factsheet example FACTSHEET 1.Research group - Research group name: - Research group brief description: 2. University: 3. Faculty: 4. Department/s: 5. Director and group components - Director: - Group components: 6. Contact details - Contact person: - Address: Wb Web:

12 RESEARCH GROUP NAME: FACTSHEET Technical university of Zvolen Characteristic landscape appearance assessment, landscape axiological values, visual semiotic. 1.Research group - Research group name: Characteristic landscape appearance assessment, landscape s axiology values, visual semiotic. - Research group brief description: We provide implementation of knowledge about landscape axiology and visual landscape assessment in relation to landscapeecological attributes (landscape structures, processes, functions and genesis) to landscape planning and design. Our know-how - methodical approach is published in official government method - Official publication of Slovak Ministry of the Environment, Vol. XVIII/2010, part 1b, p ISSN It is method about characteristic landscape appearance and visual impact assessment using visual semiotic. 2. University: Technical University of Zvolen 3. Faculty: Faculty of Ecology and Environmental Sciences 4. Department/s: Department of Landscape Planning and Design 5. Director and group components - Director: Assoc. prof. Ing. Peter Jančura, Ph.D - Group components: Landscape planning and Design: Assoc. prof. Ing. Peter Jančura, Ph.D Dendrology: Prof. Ing. Tibor Benčať, Ph.D Natural Tourism: Ing. Magdaléna Pichlerová, Ph.D Agro-environmental Systems: Assoc. prof. Ing. Karol Kočík, Ph.D 6. Contact details - Contact person: Ing. Martina Slámová, Ph.D - Address: Department of Landscape Planning and Design, Faculty of Ecology and environmental Sciences, Technical University of Zvolen, T.G.Masaryka 24, Zvolen - slamova@vsld.tuzvo.sk - Web:

13 6. Research project factsheet and project subject data example a. FACTSHEET b. PROJECT SUBJECT DATA 1. Research project - Research project name: - Starting date and ending date: 1. Research project context and purpose: 2. University: 1.1 Research project specific purpose: 3. Faculty: 4. Department/s: 1.2 Research development: 2. Results: 5. Director and group - Director: components - Group components: 2.1 Scientific test result typology 6. Contact details - Contact person: - Address: Web: 3. Financing 2.2 Other results (Disciplinary and educational) 4. Relation with educational projects

14 Second University of Naples SUN RESEARCH PROJECT NAME: WORLD HERITAGE MANAGEMENT IN CAMPANIA ITALY a. FACTSHEET 1. Research project - Research project name: INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK IN WORLD HERITAGE MANAGEMENT - Starting date and ending date: January 2010 / December 2012 (3 years), and further on with the establishment of a permanent international network specialized in World Heritage Management among partner institutions. 2. University: Second University of Naples SUN 3. Faculty: Faculty of Architecture Luigi Vanvitelli 4. Department/s: Regional Research Center of Excellence for Cultural Heritage, Ecology and Economy (BENECON SCaRL), which is comprised of four university of the Campania region, Italy, Institutional tional Member of Forum UNESCO University and Heritage 5. Director and group components - - Director: Prof. Arch. Carmine Gambardella, Dean Faculty of Architecture SUN, Director PhD School in Disciplines of Architecture SUN President BENECON SCaRL Group components: Professor SUN Jolanda Capriglione, Professor SUN Elena Manzo, Professor SUN Nicola Pisacane, Professor SUN Fabiana Forte, Architect Alessandro Ciambrone, SUN PhD scholar. 6. Contact details - Contact person: Prof. Arch. Carmine Gambardella - Address: Faculty of Architecture SUN, Abazia san Lorenzo, Aversa (CE), Italy - presidenza.architettura@unina2.it - Web:

15 b. PROJECT SUBJECT DATA 1. Research project context and purpose: 2. Results: 3. Financing 1.1 Research project specific purpose: 1.2 Research development: 2.1 Scientific test result typology 2.2 Other results (Disciplinary and educational) 4. Relation with educational projects The project aims to develop educational activities on World Heritage Management. The international partners intend to establish a network of multidisciplinary scientific competences. The analysis of UNESCO sites, and their Outstanding Universal Value, is a benchmark to "link minds across cultures" (William Fulbright, 1948). The Professors, Researchers and Ph.D. Scholars of the partner universities (consortium) analyze the case study of the five World Heritage Sites (WHSs) in the Campania Region (), which are,,, Amalfi, and Cilento. This is the base to develop comparatives and best practices studies with WHSs in, and Cultural and Natural sites in the US and Latin America. has been chosen for this research project due to its low performance in tourism in the last decade compared to other Italian regions. Cities and regions in the and, as well as many developing countries in Latin America, aress focusing on tourism as a route to economic development. Culture as an engine for economic growth and integration directly involves the and France, which rank respectively first in the world for tourism revenue and in international arrivals. Main cities, archeological and cultural sites as well as natural reserves in Latin America are looking to strength their cultural and environmental characterization. The Consortium, through international meetings in the countries involved, will set up strategies to manage WHSs worldwide. The BENECON and the Faculty of Architecture at the Second University of Naples (Italy) will utilize its technological instrumentation to develop strategies for documenting and monitoring the conditions of cultural and natural properties in Campania as well as in the countries involved, focusing on the sites chosen for comparative analysis. International partners participate in the project developing strategies for theis properties and for WHSs in Campania. The main component of the project is focused on identifying those factors that influence heritage preservation, promotion and tourism. It will mainly address the following questions: Why do some places (e.g., ) endowed with extremely rich and diverse cultural/natural assets effectively preserve and promote their heritage, while others (e.g., ) do not? What do history, culture, society, and geography have to do with the effective preservation or degradation of the local cultural and natural heritage? What is theof cultural heritage? How can this value be linked to the socio-economic development of local communities? How should local communities be involved in the planning process? How can private developments be related to public interests? How can public-private partnerships benefit the management of cultural heritage? Answering these kinds of questions requires an interdisciplinary approach, using concepts from diverse disciplines like architecture and urban planning, economics, sociology, history, geography, environmental studies, and anthropology (both cultural anthropology and archaeology). Recent developments in the, and elsewhere, are characterized by a new attention of local governments to promoting tourism-related activities and infrastructure, and to establishing new forms of partnership p between the public and private sector, especially in the tourist industry (Novy, 2010). Thus, while our immediate goal is to elaborate a management plan for the Campania Region WHSs, we anticipate that the outcome of our analysis of cultural and natural heritage will be of great value and interest to other institutions seeking to promote heritage tourism. Managers of cultural and natural heritage sites will, in many instances, be able to apply this approach toward monitoring the condition of their sites and to identify threats, hopefully before they are severe problems. Only recently has the World Heritage nomination format called for key indicators (e.g., number of species, percentage of buildings requiring repair, stability of building elements, rate of developmental encroachment) to a property s state of conservation. Most of the example indicators are irrelevant to archaeological sites, however the variables we identify in this project will provide a useful suite of measures for this purpose. An important aspect of this research is its use of an interdisciplinary approach to address heritage issues. Architecture, urban design, urban planning, economics, public affairs, social and environmental sciences will be used to study problems associated with the preservation of cultural heritage sites. The interdisciplinary and international scope of the research constitutes a new approach to the issue of cultural heritage in the Campania Region, where cultural heritage has been addressed historically from a local and non-integrated perspective. This research is also a study of the feasibility of transferring policies from one context to another. Contemporary research on local development in a global context shows that successful examples of local development in one region, city or industrial sector are very difficult to recreate in different contexts (Storper, 1997). Local development, in fact, depends on local convention, modes of doing things, habits, and social norms that cannot be recreated but only constructed. Our research will therefore analyze which conventions and social norms in the and France have allowed the creation of successful cultural heritage and tourism policies. At the same time, it will consider which conventions and traditions are in place in the Campania Region among policy makers, Chambers of Commerce and other institutions with a stake in the development of such a policy. Local administrations and citizens have both the right and the responsibility to say how they want their community to be (ICOMOS, 1999; Jacob, 1980). High-culture institutions, such as performing arts centers and museums are seen by planners as important tools for revitalizing urban economies and spaces (Grodach, 2003). In, the central government has developed long-term policies for the protection and development of cultural heritage (Greffe, 2003). New policies, such as free entry to sites for European citizens under 26 years of age, are enhancing local culture (i.e., invigorating participation and attendance at attractions by local citizenry) and indirectly increasing tourism revenues in complementary arenas of the tourism market segment. (That is, while a site may offer complimentary entry to certain niche audiences, the local eateries, hotels, and other tourism destinations will still profit financially from the visit.) Moreover, contemporary planning is dealing with the growth of the city and with urban tourism related issues (e.g., Plan for the Great Paris). The importance of the site is a crucial concept in urban design, planning and architecture, and the way planners and designers have tackled this issue has changed dramatically over the years, but little has been written on it (Burns and Kahn, 2005). Little has also been written on the cultural characterization of the Campania Region, and how its cultural endowment can become the engine of a territorial rebirth. The existing studies on do not consider integrating protection and promotion of cultural heritage from an international perspective. Baseline assessments of site management, marketing, message, mechanics and media (cf. Brochu, 2003) will allow us to develop strategies to responsibly increase cultural tourism in the Campania Region. All recommendations must be geared toward embedding interpretation within sustainable site management practices (Merriman and Brochu, 2005). This work will be guided by the principles outlined in the ICOMOS Charter for the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites (ICOMOS 2008) as well as the ICOMOS (1999) International Cultural Tourism Charter (Managing Tourism at Places of Heritage Significance). Both charters stress the role of including local community members in discussions regarding development of sustainable tourism levels at sites and in the communities where they are located. More recently, civic tourism initiatives have introduced the notion of frame-flipping in which tourism is used to serve place (Shilling, 2007) in contrast to the more common notion of tourism as a means of economic development in which place serves tourism. Our analyses will be case studies that could be applied to cities and territories of southern, and elsewhere around the world. Monitoring the impacts of tourism on cultural l and natural properties is crucial ilto their successful flmanagement and to the development of sustainable ti tourism. This research will provide tools by which h the condition of sites can be assessed and potential ti threats can be evaluated. The working group, composed of researchers and Ph.D. scholars from the consortium institutions, will share case studies and best practices in their own countries and fields of expertise. Collectively, this will contribute to improving interdisciplinary approaches to resource management, heritage interpretation and assessment, and international heritage management. These, in turn, will be honed and formally integrated into educational offerings and permanent courses of studies based on WHS management in the E.U., U.S. and Latin America. Establishing joint courses and degrees, PhD international and in co-direction, Summer Schools among partner institutions. The Consortium apply to international cooperation programs, i.e. ATLANTIS ALFA. Other source of financing in each partner country could be : Ministry of University and Research, Erasmus- Mundus Programme, Fulbright UNESCO Getty Foundation WTO UNWTO - ICCROM IUCN - ICOMOS grants and fellowships, etc. University Students, Master and PhD scholars of the partner universities are strongly involved in the project through site visits, lectures, conferences, training courses, and on the field exercitations (i.e. technological relief, historical analysis).

16 7. Research projects for subjects 7.1 HISTORICAL AND TERRITORIAL LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS 7.2 LANDSCAPE PLANNING AND URBANIZATION 7.3 LANDSCAPE THEORY 74LANDSCAPE 7.4 AND TOURISM 7.5 PARKS, GARDENS AND NATURAL RESERVES 7.6 MAPS, ATLAS, GUIDELINES AND DOCUMENTS 7.7 RURAL LANDSCAPE 7.8 URBAN LANDSCAPE

17 7.1 Historical and territorial landscape analysis INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK IN WORLD HERITAGE MANAGEMENT Second University of Naples SUN Director: Prof. Arch. Carmine Gambardella, Dean Faculty of Architecture SUN, Director PhD School in Disciplines of Architecture SUN President BENECON SCaRL Enforcing the European Landscape Convention. The Landscape Manifesto in San Marino University of Roma Tre Director: Anna Laura Palazzo Draft of Statutory Framework for the MAB UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Programme of Alpi Marittime Natural Regional Park and Mercantour National Park. The Biosphere Reserves as an international category of protection Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano The candidacy of the The wine grape landscapes of Piedmont for the UNESCO World Heritage List: analysis and methods for landscape interpretation Location and description of trees of landscape and environmental interest and their insertion in thematical and natural trails for the exploitation of the Parco Nazionale del Cilento e Vallo di Diano territory Director: Francesco Ferrini Territories identity and development Director: prof. M. Zoppi TransEcoNet Transnational Ecological Networks in Central Europe (Landscapes without borders) University of Nova Gorica Director: doc.dr. d Gregor Torkar Assessing cultural landscapes in the Plain of Florence: a methodological framework University of Roma Tre Director: Anna Laura Palazzo Enerscapes Territory, landscape and renewable energies University of Roma Tre Director: Anna Laura Palazzo Landscape indicators. Assessing and monitoring the landscape quality Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano PaRCo. Decentralised cooperation, nature protection and territorial practices: a comparison between North and South. An analysis of partnership experiences between the Protected Areas of Piedmont and Valle d'aosta with Developing Countries Scientific coordinator: Egidio Dansero (Diter) Landscape indicators. Assessing and monitoring the landscape quality Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano Assessing multifunctional grapevine landscapes TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Rita Bias Activity 3.6 Characteristic of landscape changes in aspects of natural and human influences. Project of Centrum of Excellence for support management of forests and landscape financed by European structural funds (Operation Program Research Development) Technical University of Zvolen Director: Assoc. prof. Ing. Peter Jančura, Ph.D Completamento delle Conoscenze Naturalistiche di Base in Italia subproject Carta delle Serie di Vegetazione d Italia subproject Map of Vegetation Series of Piedmont University La Sapienza, Rome Director: Prof. Carlo Blasi I SISTEMI INFORMATIVI PER L ANALISI E LA PROGETTAZIONE TERRITORIALE E DEL PAESAGGIO UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria Director:Prof. Maria Adele Teti Grandescala Historical sources for extensive landscape investigations. Interpretation of the modern land registry SELFMAPPING the construction of the territory map based on the analysis of the real displacements experienced by empirical actors. University of Bologna Director: prof. Francesco Marsciani Archivo Documental de percepciones y representaciones de paisajes andaluces Director: Dr. D. Juan Francisco Ojeda Rivera Universidad Pablo de Olavide

18 72Landscape 7.2 planning and urbanization "Innovation within upgrading of territorial resources of Emilia Romagna region. Analyses. Indepth design studies. The evolution of territorial planning. Potentialities. Policies. Definition of criteria, means and strategies", Italian government research project, ; University of Bologna High environmental efficient design for the agricultural, forestry farming and agroindustrial field research project of the Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Engineering, University of Bologna, ; University of Bologna The Agricultural Park: a New Territorial Planning Instrument for Unbuilt Areas Director: Alberto Magnaghi The landscape planning: institutional cooperation prepared by the General Directorate for the scenery, fine arts, architecture and contemporary art (the DG PaBAAC). Under the above project, the Ministry has entrusted the service: Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria (Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria) Director: prof. Simonetta Valtieri (PAU) Corona Verde Project: strategic planning and governance Scientific Coordinator: Roberto Gambino Landscape scenarios in local town planning schemes Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano The upper valleys of Cuneo: researches for the knowledge, the recovery and the valorisation of existing Buildings Supporting planning with the historical research on cultural landscapes MEDDMAN Projetc (Watershed planning and integrated water resources management, in the MEDOCC regions) TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Antonio Leone Master Plan for Bolsena lake SCI and SPA TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Antonio Leone Viterbo Province ecological network TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Antonio Leone Master Plan for Tuscania Natural Reserve TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Antonio Leone Designing local territories: methods, techniques, esperiences Director: Alberto Magnaghi Environmental and Landscape Management System (ELMS) Director: Prof. Riccardo Beltramo Environmental and Landscape Management System (ELMS) to Eco Land Webscape Management System (ELWMS) Director: Prof. Riccardo Beltramo Territorial Integrated Quality Management System (TIQMS) Director: Prof. Riccardo Beltramo PRIN (Research Project of National Interest financed by the Ministry of University) Progetti di paesaggio per i luoghi rifiutati Landscape projects for refused sites Università degli studi di Genova

19 73L 7.3 Landscape theory Stone guardians: an exhibition on the morainic landscape near Turin, after the proposed law on the protection of the erratic blocks in Piedmont Director: Michele Motta (PA) Creating and regulations designed to address the project on the relationship between the action of defense with the preservation and enhancement of the landscape Study and experimentation of methodologies and techniques for the mitigation of hydrogeological risk Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria (Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria) Director: prof.arch. Francesca Moraci PACULLAR The cultural landscape of European larch forests Director: Renzo Motta CHANGING LANDSCAPES MEDITERRANEAN SENSITIVE AREAS DESIGN UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Clbi Calabria Director: Prof. Daniela Colafranceschi Economic impact of wind farms on landscape value: a choice experiment Università degli Studi di Padova Professor Tiziano Tempesta Soundscape ecology in Mediterranean Europe University of Urbino Director: Almo Farina Diversity and ecology of chasmophytic vegetation on Northern Apennine gypsum outcrops (Italy) University of Bologna Director: prof. Carlo Ferrari, Full Professor Constantina. El paisaje como patrimonio y recurso patrimonial Director: Florencio Naranjo (responsable Centro de Estudios del Territorio y el Paisaje Junta de Andalucia) Rocío Silva Pérez (responsable Universidad de Sevilla) Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Sevilla, Spain)/ University of Sevilla ESTÉTICA DEL PAISAJE Director: INMACULADA MURCIA SERRANO Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Sevilla, Spain)/ University of Sevilla Proyecto, Patrimonio y Ciudad Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Proyectar el Paisaje La Arquitectura del Paisaje Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Restauración y Rehabilitación del Patrimonio Arquitectónico Francisco Ortega Andrade d Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Proyecto y Patrimonio Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

20 7.4 Landscape and tourism Landscape and tourism in the hill area of Piedmont University of Eastern Piedmont Director: Enrico ERCOLE Transformation of landscape and tourism development in protected coastal areas. Changes in coastal tllandscape and sustainable ti tourist t development Scientific coordinator: Roberto Gambino Transformation of landscape and tourism development in protected coastal areas. Changes in coastal landscape and sustainable tourist Development Scientificcoordinator (Local Unity Responsible): Roberto Gambino PRIN (Research Project of National Interest financed by the Ministry of University) Paesaggio costiero e sviluppo turistico sostenibile Coastal landscape and sustainable touristic development Università degli studi di Genova LaArquitectura y la Ciudad del Turismo Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

21 7.5 Parks, gardens and natural reserves APE. Apennines Park of Europe: creating environmental infrastructures and enhancing the Apennines role in Europe Scientific coordinator: Roberto Gambino AP. The national system of Protected Areas in the European context: classification, planning and management Scientific coordinator: Roberto Gambino Parks for Europe. Towards a European Policy for Protected Areas Scientific coordinator: Roberto Gambino Strategic guidelines for the socio economic development of the Protected Areas System of the Po River of Turin (Po River Park) and the Torinese Hill Protected Areas Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano (Diter) Valorisation of the green heritage of the Biella Province: project of a network of the local historical gardens and nurseries Director: Prof. Carlo Grignani

22 76M 7.6 Maps, Atlas, guidelines and documents Atlas of Piedmont landscapes. An Atlas for the management and enhancement Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano Atlas tasdel turismo en la Costa del Sol Universidad de Málaga Redacción del Catálogo de Paisaje del Camp de Tarragona University of Girona Director: Josep Pintó Redacción del Catálogo de Paisaje de las comarcas de Girona University of Girona Director: Josep Pintó Valle Cerrina: a landscape map focused on the urban regeneration Italian Landscape Atlas University of Udine Director: prof. Mauro Pascolini Guidelines for rural building design for landscape quality, research funded and by the New Imola District Authorithy, ; University of Bologna Guidelines and best practices for quality improvement of the built landscape. Integrations to the PPR (Regional Landscape Plan) of Piedmont Guidelines for industrial landscapes in the Sardinia p Region Scientific coordinator: Claudia Cassatella (Diter)

23 77R 7.7 Rural llandscape Changes in rural landscape: driving forces and future scenarios, Italian government research project, ; University of Bologna The use of scenarios for the evaluation of rural landscape transformations: a pilot study in Monferrato (Asti Province) Director: Prof. Carlo Grignani Plant biodiversity recovery, conservation and valorization of alpine landscape: the case of Stura Valley of Demonte (Piedmont) Director: Prof. Carlo Grignani Producing environment. New rural paradigms among policies, tools and practices Rural landscape of Provincia di Torino: relation between settlements and natural environment Si Scientific coordinator: Attilia Peano Rural architecture and landscape between tradition and innovation Rural landscape as cultural landscape. a study case University of Udine Director: Maurizia Sigura FARMING BUILDINGS IN RURAL LANDSCAPE University of Udine Director: Maurizia Sigura RURAL LANDSCAPE AND RURALITY University of Udine Director: Maurizia Sigura ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL LANDSCAPE University of Udine Director: Pierluigi Bonfanti Innovative criteria for architectonic, environmental and landscape design of farm wineries, research in collaboration with Defranceschi company, 2009 in progress; University of Bologna New building design methodologies for farm wineries, Italian government research project, University of Bologna Agroecosystems analysis and assessment at landscape level through sustainability indicators TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Roberto Mancinelli Study of design and landscape enhancement of wine production buildings research funded by Cesari winery, ; University of Bologna Visual mitigation of sheds impact in rural landscape: a preliminary study to conduct a choice experiment in Asti Province Director: Prof. Carlo Grignani Land and landscape maintenance services provided by farmers Director: Pr. Bruno Giau (CSC) Valorization and conservation of ancient varieties of the genus Citrus in Northern Italy (Piemonte) Director: Prof.Giancarlo Bounous Traditional landscapes of the Italian arboriculture and horticulture: holistic methodology for the inventory and the assessment TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Rita Bias Requalification of degraded periurban territories TUSCIA UNIVERSITY Rita Bias Innovative criteria for architectonic, environmental and landscape design of farm wineries University of Bologna Patrizia Tassinari, Coordinator. Full professor of Rural Buildings and Landscape, Agronomist Basic Units of Agricultural Landscapes in Spain: Identification, Delimitation, Characterization and Evaluation (Andalucia, Southern Spain) Director: Juan F. Ojeda Rivera, PhD (Pablo de Olavide University) Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Sevilla, Spain)/ University of Sevilla

24 7.8 Urban landscape Evaluation of Shrubs for Slope Consolidation in Urban Landscape Director: Francesco Ferrini Historic Urban Landscape University of Nova Gorica Director: doc.dr. Sasa Dobricic, Campagne urbane. Paesaggi in trasformazione nell area romana University of Roma Tre Director: Anna Laura Palazzo A NEW GIS GSPROCEDURE FOR PERI URBAN LANDSCAPE CHANGE DETECTION Director: Prof. Roberto Chiabrando Discovering i landscapes in the metropolitan periphery Diseño de un Cinturón Verde para el área urbana de Girona University of Girona Director: Josep Pintó La Arquitectura de La Ciudad - Puerto. La Arquitectura del Litoral Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Policentralidad en la Ciudad Contemporánea (El Proyecto Urbano) Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Arquitectura en Canarias Director: Juan Manuel Palerm Salazar Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Integrating soil data and landscape metrics: a tool for soil management in urban and periurban areas Director: Franco Ajmone Marsan I PAESAGGI DEL RIFIUTO DELLA CITTÀ MEDITERRANEA: LE AREE URBANO RURALI DI RECENTE FORMAZIONE DELLO SRETTO DI MESSINA: PROGETTO SPERMENTALE PER I DISTRETTI DI GALLICO E CATONA (RC) Director: Franco Zagari UNIRC Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria

25 8. Directors and researchers report for universities 1. Università Politecnica delle Marche, Manuel Rodríguez (Pablo de Olavide University) Rocío Silva Pérez, Universidad de Sevilla Ancona 2. Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Director: Rocío Silva Pérez Group components: AIDA MENDOZA BONET, ANA AVILA ALVAREZ, ANDREAS VOTH, ANTONIO GARCÍA GARCÍA CARLOS ALBERTO ROMERO MORAGAS, DOLORES LOBILLO ARANDA, GEMA GONZALEZ ROMERO, INMACULADA CARAVACA BARROSO, ISABEL MARIA LUQUE CEBALLOS JOSÉ LUIS RUIZ ORTEGA Research group name: Geografía y desarrollo regional urbano Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Director: Juan F. Ojeda Rivera Group components: The Territorial Structures and Systems Research Group (GIEST) is an interdisciplinary and inter university research group depending of the Andalusian Research Programme (HUM 396). It is composed of 49 members, among which are 14 active and 2 retired doctors and other 33 members, mostly geographers, freelance professionals from private companies or attached to different academic or administrative centres, as well as research fellows. Research group name: Grupo de Investigación Estructuras y Sistemas Territoriales GIEST (Territorial Structures and Systems Research Group) Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Group components: Buenaventura Delgado, PhD (Pablo de Olavide University)Marta Rubio, PhD (Pablo de Olavide University) Águeda Villa (Pablo de Olavide University) Rocío Silva, PhD (University of Sevilla) Arsenio Villar, PhD (University of Sevilla) Jesús Monteagudo, PhD (University of Huelva) Alfonso Mulero, PhD (University of Cordoba Group components: Dr. D. Buenaventura Delgado Bujalance (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Da. Águeda Villa Díaz (Universidad Pablo de Olavide D. Manuel Rodríguez Álvarez (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Dr. D. Antonio López Ontiveros (Universidad de Córdoba) Dr. D. José Naranjo Ramírez (Universidad de Córdoba) Dr. D. Alfonso Mulero Mendigorri (Universidad de Córdoba) D. Manuel Rivera Mateos (Universidad de Córdoba) D. Rafael Garzón García (Universidad de Córdoba) Dr. D. Martín Torres Márquez (Universidad de Córdoba) Dra. Da. Regla Alonso Miura (Universidad de Sevilla) Da. Rosalía Martín Franquelo (Universidad de Sevilla) Dr. D. Daniel Bilbao Peña (Universidad de Sevilla) Dr. D. Jose Luis Mauri Rivero (Universidad de Sevilla) Dr. D. Rafael Llácer Pantión (Universidad de Sevilla) Dr. D. Diego Anguís Climent (Universidad de Sevilla Research project name: Basic Units of Agricultural Landscapes in Spain: Identification, Delimitation, Characterization and Evaluation (Andalucia, Southern Spain) Research project name: Archivo Documental de percepciones y representaciones de paisajes andaluces Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Director: Florencio Naranjo y Rocío Silva Pérez Group components: Florencio Zoido Naranjo, Director del Centro de Estudios Paisaje y Territorio (CEPT) Ana Ávila Álvarez, investigadora/colaboradora del CEPT Víctor Fernández Salinas, Universidad de Sevilla Santiago Manuel Pardo García, investigador/colaborador del CEPT Jesús Rodríguez Rodríguez, Jefe de Estudios del CEPT Ana Trout Tate, investigadora/colaboradora del CEPT Research project name: Constantina. El paisaje como patrimonio y recurso patrimonial Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla Director: INMACULADA MURCIA SERRANO Group components: DIEGO ROMERO DE SOLÍS, JORGE LÓPEZ LLORET, MARÍA JESÚS GODOY DOMÍNGUEZ, EMILIO ROSALES MATEO, ANTONIO MOLINA FLORES, JAVIER DOMÍNGUEZ MUÑÍNO, JUAN BOSCO DÍAZ URMENETA MUÑOZ, JOSÉ CARLOS CARMONA SARMIENTO, MIGUEL ÁNGEL RIVERO GÓMEZ, FERMANDO INFANTE DEL ROSAL, JUAN CARLOS MARSET FERNÁNDEZ Research project name: ESTÉTICA DEL PAISAJE Universidad Internacional de Andalucía, Sevilla 3. Universitat autònoma de Barcelona 4. Escola Tècnica Superior d Arquitectura de Barcelona ETSAB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya UPC 5. Università degli Studi di Bari 6. University of the Basque Country 7. Alma Mater Mt Studiorum Università ità di Bologna Director: prof. Carlo Ferrari, Full Professor Group components: Dr. Giovanna Pezzi, PhD, Research Assistant

26 Dr. Marcello Corazza, PhD Enrica Dall Ara. Contract Professor of Landscape MARIO PAUL, ROSELLO TORMO, EMILIO, SANCHEZ Dr. Andrea Velli, PhD student Research group name: Vegetation and landscape Ecology Research project name: Diversity and ecology of chasmpophytic vefgetation on Northern Apennine gypsum outcrops (Italy) University of Bologna Director: Marzia Marchi P Research group name: ioneer approaches of Landscape preservation in Italy, between XIX and XX century University of Bologna Director: prof. Francesco Marsciani Group components: Gaspare Caliri, Federico Montanari, Giulia Cantelli, Giovanni Guagnelini, Andrea Picciuolo, Tiziano Annulli, Giada Cotugno, Luca Frattura Research group name: CUBE Centro Universitario Bolognese di Etnosemiotica University of Bologna Group components: Gaspare Caliri, Federico Montanari, Francesco Marsciani Research project name: SELFMAPPING the construction of the territory map based on the analysis of the real displacements experienced by empirical actors. University of Bologna Director: Patrizia Tassinari Group components: Daniele Torreggiani. Assistant Professor of Rural Buildings and Landscape, Environmental Engineer Stefano Benni. Assistant Professor of Rural Buildings and Landscape, Architectural Engineer Architecture, Landscape Architect Irene Diti. PhD student of Agricultural Engineering, Agronomist Research group name: Rural Building and Landscape University of Bologna Group components:daniele Torreggiani. Assistant Professor of Rural Buildings and Landscape, Environmental Engineer Stefano Benni. Assistant Professor of Rural Buildings and Landscape, Architectural Engineer Enrica Dall Ara. Contract Professor of Landscape Architecture, Landscape Architect Irene Diti. PhD student of Agricultural Engineering, g, Agronomist Giovanni Pollicino. Research technician, Environmental Engineer Zuzanna Ludwiczak. PhD student of Agricultural Engineering, Agronomist Valentina Corzani. PhD student of Agricultural Engineering, Architect Research project name: Innovative criteria for architectonic, environmental and landscape design of farm wineries University of Bologna 8. SPECTRA+ STU Bratislava, 9. Università degli studi di Camerino 10. Universidad Miguel Hernández, Elche Director: DE BARAÑANO LETAMENDIA, DOSME MARÍA Group components: DE BARAÑANO LETAMENDIA, KOSME MARIA, ESCANERO DE MIGUEL, MARIA DEL PILAR, LLOBELL ANDRES, JUAN JOSE, MARTINEZ FABRE, LUNA, ALFONSO JULIAN, VIVIENTE SOLE, MARIA PILAR Research group name: Bernia Miguel Hernández, Elche (Spain). 11. Universidade do Algarve, Faro 12. Università degli Studi di Ferrara 13. Director: Francesco Ferrini Group components: Alessio Fini, Martina di Ferdinando, Cecilia Brunetti Research project name: Location and description of trees of landscape and environmental interest and their insertion in thematical and natural trails for the exploitation i of the Parco Nazionale dl del Cilento e Vallo di Diano territory Research group name: Department of Plant, Soil and Environmental Science, section Woody Plants, University of Florence Group components: Alessio Fini, Gabriele Amoroso, Piero Frangi, Riccardo Piatti, Marco Faoro Research project name: Evaluation of Shrubs for Slope Consolidation in Urban Landscape Director: Maria C. Zoppi, Full Professor of Landscape Architecture Group components: prof. Luigi Zangheri, prof.carlo Alberto Garzonio, prof. Gabriele Corsani, arch. Carlo Carbone, arch. Rosetta Ragghianti, arch. Ilaria Burzi, arch. Michela Moretti, arch. Domenico Pagnano

27 Research group name: Cul.t, Laboratorio di Cultura del Group components: Director: Mauro Agnoletti territorio (Territory designing and planning as cultural heritage) Group components: prof. Luigi Zangheri, prof.carlo Alberto Garzonio, prof. Paolo Grossoni, arch. Carlo Carbone, arch. Ilaria Burzi, ing. Ilaria D Urso, arch. Michela Moretti, arch. Domenico Pagnano Research project name: Territories identity and development Director: Alberto Magnaghi Group components: Ilaria Agostini, Giovanni Allegretti, Daniela Anceschi, Iacopo Bernetti, Alessandro Borghi, Massimo Carta, Angelo M. Cirasino, Laura Colini, Micaela Deriu, David Fanfani, Filippo Frassi, Sara Giacomozzi, Anna Giani, Gabriella Granatiero, Ginevra V. Lombardi, Fabio Lucchesi, Alberto Magnaghi, Paola Martini, Matteo Massarelli, Francesco Monacci, Giancarlo Paba, Raffaele Paloscia, Anna Lisa Pecoriello, Camilla Perrone, Daniela Poli, Francesca Rispoli, Adalgisa Rubino, Giovanni Ruffini, Andrea Saladini, Claudio Saragosa, Ilaria Tabarrani, Elena Tarsi, Luca Tiberi, Massimo Tofanelli, Lorenzo Tripodi, Daniele Vannetiello, Iacopo Zetti, Alberto Ziparo Research group name: LaPEI Group components: PaoloBaldeschi Baldeschi, Iacopo Bernetti, AngeloM M. Cirasino, David Fanfani, Chiara Franciosi, Alberto Magnaghi, Francesco Monacci, Rossano Pazzagli, Daniela Poli, Adalgisa Rubino, Giovanni Ruffini Research project name: The Agricultural Park: a New Territorial Planning Instrument for Unbuilt Areas Ilaria Agostini, Massimo Carta, Angelo M. Cirasino, David Fanfani, Filippo Frassi, Ginevra V. Lombardi, Fabio Lucchesi, Alberto Magnaghi, Daniela Poli, Francesca Rispoli, Adalgisa Rubino, Giovanni Ruffini, Andrea Saladini, Roberto Scotti, Daniele Vannetiello, Alberto Ziparo Research project name: Designing glocal territories: methods, techniques, esperiences Director: Professor Patrizia Romei Group components: Patrizia Romei, Filippo Randelli, Marco Tortora Research group name: Economic Geography Research project name: TURRU (Turismo Rurale) Director: Prof. Gabiele Corsani Group components: PhD.Michele Ercolini (coordinator) PhD. Enrica Campus PhD Marco Cillis PhD student Serena Francini Prof. Alessandro Villari, assistant professor at Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria Research group name: DUPT-Osservatorio del Paesaggio Regione Sardegna: "Opere incongrue e di qualità nel paesaggio sardo. Uno strumento per la segnalazione e la valutazione" Research project name: Opere incongrue e di qualità nel paesaggio sardo: uno strumento per la segnalazione e la valutazione. Incongrous and quality works inside of Sardinia landscape: a report tool and an evaluation model. Università degli Studi di Firenze Group components: Marco Fioravanti, Leonardo Conti, Antonio Santoro, Valentina Marinai, Marco Paci, Luigi Hermanin, Marco Togni, Luca Uzielli. Research group name: Laboratory for landscape and cultural heritage CULTLAB Group components: Prof. Mauro Agnoletti, Prof. Tiziano Tempesta, Prof. Giuseppe Barbera, Prof. Tommaso La Mantia, Dott. Andrea Sisti, Prof. Diego Moreno. Research group name: Working group landscape Group components: Giacomo Maggiari, Stefano Paoletti Research project name: LANDSCAPE IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF WINDMILL PLANTS Group components: Leonardo Conti, Antonio Santoro, Valentina Marinai, Tiziana Tei. Research project name: Typologies of terraces in tuscany Group components: Faculty Staff + private firms Research project name: Monitoring system for the Tuscan Rural Landscape University i of Florence Group components: (National Scientific committee) Prof. Diego Moreno, Prof. Piero Bevilacqua, Prof. Franco Cazzola, Prof. Saverio Russo, Prof. Alberto Magnaghi, Prof. Furio Bianco, Prof. Lionella Scazzosi, Dott.ssa Roberta Cevasco, Prof. Tiziano Tempesta, Prof. Luigi Hermanin, Prof. Marco Paci, Prof. Alberto Magnaghi, Dott. Andrea Sisti, Dott.ssa Costanza Pratesi, Dott.ssa Paola Santeramo. International committee: Prof. Bas Pedroli, Prof. Jean Robert Pitte, Prof. Verena Winiwarter, Prof. Oliver Rackham, Prof. Giuseppe Scarascia Mugnozza, Dott. Pavlina, Misikova, Dott. Francesco Bandarin.