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Dr. Fabrizio Finucci
Roma Tre University

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Architect, PhD and contract Professor Sapienza-University of Rome, since 2012 he has been a Researcher and Adjunct professor in Appraisal and economic evaluation at Roma Tre University. He was visiting professor in 2017 at the Universidad de Boyacá (Colombia), Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo, and in 2019 at the University of Pècs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. In 2018, he obtained the national scientific qualification (ASN) as Associate professor. His main research activity deals with the economic evaluation for plan, project, and program, implemented with inclusive and dialogic approaches. He is the author of over 70 publications.

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Journal article
Published: 04 February 2021 in Sustainability
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This paper presents the results of a three-year research project aimed at addressing the issue of water shortage and retention/collection in drought-affected rural areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. The project consisted in the design, construction, and the upgrade of existing barrages near Kita, the regional capital of Kayes in Mali. The effort was led by the Department of Architecture of Roma Tre University in partnership with the Onlus Gente d’Africa (who handled the on-the-ground logistics), the Department of Architecture of the University of Florence and the École Supérieure d’Ingénierie, d’Architecture et d’Urbanisme of Bamako, Mali. The practical realization of the project was made possible by Romagna Acque Società delle Fonti Ltd., a water utility supplying drinking water in the Emilia-Romagna region (Italy) that provided the financing as well as the operational contribution of AES Architettura Emergenza Sviluppo, a nonprofit association operating in the depressed areas of the world. The completion of the research project resulted in the replenishment of reservoirs and renewed presence of water in the subsoil of the surrounding areas. Several economic activities such as fishing and rice cultivation have spawned from the availability of water. The monitoring of these results is still ongoing; however, it is already possible to assess some critical issues highlighted, especially with the progress of the COVID-19 pandemic in the research areas.

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Adolfo Baratta; Laura Calcagnini; Abdoulaye Deyoko; Fabrizio Finucci; Antonio Magarò; Massimo Mariani. Mitigation of the Water Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa: Construction of Delocalized Water Collection and Retention Systems. Sustainability 2021, 13, 1673 .

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Adolfo Baratta, Laura Calcagnini, Abdoulaye Deyoko, Fabrizio Finucci, Antonio Magarò, Massimo Mariani. Mitigation of the Water Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa: Construction of Delocalized Water Collection and Retention Systems. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (4):1673.

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Adolfo Baratta; Laura Calcagnini; Abdoulaye Deyoko; Fabrizio Finucci; Antonio Magarò; Massimo Mariani. 2021. "Mitigation of the Water Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa: Construction of Delocalized Water Collection and Retention Systems." Sustainability 13, no. 4: 1673.

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Published: 03 June 2019 in International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis
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Purpose The study aims to propose an appraisal procedure based on the preferences stated by a sample of potential consumers and producers which makes it possible to obtain the hypothetical demand and supply curves and to estimate the most likely market value and transaction quantities for housing markets with unrevealed prices. Design/methodology/approach The procedure is divided into two steps: the first is aimed at selecting the alternatives that are most likely to meet the market’s preference by applying discrete choice (DC) analysis; the second makes it possible to estimate the potential demand and supply curves for the preferable alternatives singled out through DC analysis by using contingent valuation methods. Findings The results obtained considering only the hypothetical demand or the hypothetical supply differ by an average of 10 per cent from the actual sale price. Conversely, the values detected as the intersection of the hypothetical demand curve and the hypothetical supply curve, fall into variation margins that can be considered fully acceptable in real estate appraisal Originality/value As opposed to the applications performed in international real estate operations where reference is made solely to the potential demand estimate, the described procedure estimates the transaction value as the intersection between the hypothetical demand and supply curves, for the purposes of keeping account of the conditions that generally occur in the real market. Furthermore, it is possible to detect the incidence of the characteristics in market price formation, and to identify the market share of possible alternative assets and estimate the optimal quantity to be produced.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Integrating stated preference methods for property valuations in housing markets. International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis 2019, 12, 474 -486.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Integrating stated preference methods for property valuations in housing markets. International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis. 2019; 12 (3):474-486.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2019. "Integrating stated preference methods for property valuations in housing markets." International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis 12, no. 3: 474-486.

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Published: 01 January 2016 in Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia
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The growth of global urban population produces an increase in food demand. With the aim of facing this demand, mainly concentrated in large urban areas, urban agriculture should be fostered to integrate traditional agriculture production, no longer considered sustainable. After suggesting the implementation of integrated systems of urban agriculture, in order to measure their social appreciation expressed by the community, the paper proposes the Community Esteem Value, obtained with a deliberative appraisal procedure.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Feeding the Cities Through Urban Agriculture The Community Esteem Value. Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia 2016, 8, 128 -134.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Feeding the Cities Through Urban Agriculture The Community Esteem Value. Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia. 2016; 8 ():128-134.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2016. "Feeding the Cities Through Urban Agriculture The Community Esteem Value." Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia 8, no. : 128-134.

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Published: 18 November 2015 in Sustainability
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Many large projects held over the last few decades in Europe have been based on the enhancement of community goods as a strategy to put in place sustainable urban regeneration. The inclusive nature of these goods and the social importance of the related decision-making processes suggests the need to involve the relevant community and to take into account its intentions and wishes regarding planning and organization. Therefore, before even starting to plan possible interventions, it is crucial to know what the members of the community think about the good in terms of social appreciation, in order to achieve socially sustainable choices. This paper offers a method to measure the social appreciation of community goods and describes the following: (a) deliberative esteem value technology to measure the social appreciation based on a combination between stated preference techniques and deliberative methods; (b) the criterion and methodology of the valuation technique proposed; and (c) an experimental application of the valuation technique pertinent to the specific case of the East Elevated Expressway of Rome.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Measuring Shared Social Appreciation of Community Goods: An Experiment for the East Elevated Expressway of Rome. Sustainability 2015, 7, 15194 -15218.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Measuring Shared Social Appreciation of Community Goods: An Experiment for the East Elevated Expressway of Rome. Sustainability. 2015; 7 (11):15194-15218.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "Measuring Shared Social Appreciation of Community Goods: An Experiment for the East Elevated Expressway of Rome." Sustainability 7, no. 11: 15194-15218.

Book chapter
Published: 08 October 2015 in Advances in Energy Science and Equipment Engineering
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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A new generation of urban areas: Feasibility elements. Advances in Energy Science and Equipment Engineering 2015, 1445 -1449.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A new generation of urban areas: Feasibility elements. Advances in Energy Science and Equipment Engineering. 2015; ():1445-1449.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A new generation of urban areas: Feasibility elements." Advances in Energy Science and Equipment Engineering , no. : 1445-1449.

Journal article
Published: 01 April 2015 in Pollack Periodica
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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A direct deliberative evaluation method to choose a project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica 2015, 10, 143 -153.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A direct deliberative evaluation method to choose a project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica. 2015; 10 (1):143-153.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A direct deliberative evaluation method to choose a project for Via Giulia, Rome." Pollack Periodica 10, no. 1: 143-153.

Journal article
Published: 01 April 2015 in Pollack Periodica
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The paper offers a direct and deliberative multi-dimensional valuation method, open to the active involvement of communities, and describes an experimental application for the selection of the best design idea for the rehabilitation of the Moretta road Area in Via Giulia in Rome. Some of the projects submitted in the ‘Concept and design competition’ were evaluated by a group of ‘judges’. After having explored the problem, the judges discussed among themselves and consulted experts and stakeholders, carrying out a multi-dimensional assessment. The valuation process led them, unanimously, to choose the project they regarded as the best.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica 2015, 10, 143 -153.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica. 2015; 10 (1):143-153.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome." Pollack Periodica 10, no. 1: 143-153.

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Published: 01 April 2015 in Pollack Periodica
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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica 2015, 10, 143 -153.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome. Pollack Periodica. 2015; 10 (1):143-153.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A Direct Deliberative Evaluation Method to Choose a Project for Via Giulia, Rome." Pollack Periodica 10, no. 1: 143-153.

Journal article
Published: 01 March 2015 in Applied Mechanics and Materials
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As part of the processes that are forming and integrating a shared European identity, considerable importance attaches to projects whose aim is to create a network of major lines of communication, facilitating access between neighbouring areas and improving existing connections at the continental scale. This paper discusses the Øresundbron project, a complex structure linking Denmark and Sweden across the strait of Øresund, consisting of a bridge and tunnel with associated installations on either coast along with various consolidation, reclamation, and environmental upgrading works. A description of the technical and construction aspects of the project is followed by a discussion of the financial, socio-economic and procedural feasibility aspects, showing how the decisive strategy for successfully and sustainably implementing a project of this type is to take an integrated approach to design.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A Strategic Model for a Complex Infrastructure in Northern Europe. Applied Mechanics and Materials 2015, 744-746, 2131 -2135.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A Strategic Model for a Complex Infrastructure in Northern Europe. Applied Mechanics and Materials. 2015; 744-746 ():2131-2135.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A Strategic Model for a Complex Infrastructure in Northern Europe." Applied Mechanics and Materials 744-746, no. : 2131-2135.

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Published: 01 March 2015 in Applied Mechanics and Materials
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In Europe, many regeneration projects are addressed to large urban distressed areas as a result of the dismissal of industrial sites and businesses and ensuing unemployment, poverty, environmental damage and social exclusion. In the attempt to contribute to the development of innovative policies for the integrated regeneration of deprived urban areas, this paper addresses the experience of the London’s South Bank project. Formerly home to factories and working-class houses, a number of integrated projects have converted this area into one of Europe’s most important cultural hubs, known for being packed with artistic opportunities and amenities that attract millions of visitors every year. After a brief description of the process through which the area has been transformed, this paper focuses on the strategies and feasibility factors that have led to a successful regeneration project.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A Sustainable and Integrated Approach to Urban Regeneration: Tools and Procedures for a Complex Area in London. Applied Mechanics and Materials 2015, 737, 885 -888.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A Sustainable and Integrated Approach to Urban Regeneration: Tools and Procedures for a Complex Area in London. Applied Mechanics and Materials. 2015; 737 ():885-888.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2015. "A Sustainable and Integrated Approach to Urban Regeneration: Tools and Procedures for a Complex Area in London." Applied Mechanics and Materials 737, no. : 885-888.

Journal article
Published: 05 December 2014 in Sustainability
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In the major U.S. and European cities (e.g., Detroit, Seattle, San Francisco, London, Paris, etc.) that since 2007 have been feeling the effects of the international economic crisis, regeneration processes have been set up thanks, among other things, to the synergic impact generated by urban agriculture (UA). There are numerous and greatly varied effects, linked to localization, that are consistent with the paradigm of sustainable development, although the sporadic, spontaneous, and discontinued nature of UA conditions its capacity to strongly influence an entire community. With a view to enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of urban agriculture, and to facilitating its planning, this study puts forward the implementation of an organized and multifunctional agro-urban system. The consent of the population involved is vital for the creation and implementation of the system, therefore ascertaining not only the existence but also the level of social appreciation of this resource is of paramount importance. With the aim of providing a suitable methodology for ascertaining the social appreciation of the stakeholders in the agro-urban system, the paper puts forward a deliberative monetary appraisal that combines an economic valuation based on hypothetic scenarios with direct, inclusive, and dialogic approaches. In this paper we present: (1) a general overview of the main characteristics of urban agriculture and related problems; (2) the principal methodological elements for defining and planning an agro-urban system; and (3) guidelines for a deliberative appraisal procedure related to an agro-urban system.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. A Monetary Measure of Inclusive Goods: The Concept of Deliberative Appraisal in the Context of Urban Agriculture. Sustainability 2014, 6, 9007 -9026.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. A Monetary Measure of Inclusive Goods: The Concept of Deliberative Appraisal in the Context of Urban Agriculture. Sustainability. 2014; 6 (12):9007-9026.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2014. "A Monetary Measure of Inclusive Goods: The Concept of Deliberative Appraisal in the Context of Urban Agriculture." Sustainability 6, no. 12: 9007-9026.

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Published: 10 November 2014 in Sustainability
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Landscape is a crucial component of world heritage and, in the last few years, landscape projects have played a vital role in the development of sustainable scenarios. As reported in the European Landscape Convention, landscape means an area, as perceived by people, of which the character is the result of the action and interaction of natural and/or human factors. Therefore, in landscape planning and assessment, the community is necessarily involved. In order to improve the effectiveness of a project for landscape enhancement, this study suggests strategies for an integrated project, taking into account the numerous, heterogeneous variables involved. A landscape project, therefore, is a complex project that requires structured valuation stages, open to the community dimension. The qualitative, intergenerational, and inclusive characteristics of landscapes suggest that the limits of traditional economic analysis should be exceeded by adopting new assessment methods. With this aim in mind, this paper proposes social evaluation approaches, which operate by combining deliberative processes with total economic and multidimensional approaches. In this paper, we present: (1) a brief overview of the main features and issues concerning landscape projects; (2) strategies for integrated projects in landscape enhancement; and (3) social approaches in landscape assessment that account for complexity and social inclusion.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Social Evaluation Approaches in Landscape Projects. Sustainability 2014, 6, 7906 -7920.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Social Evaluation Approaches in Landscape Projects. Sustainability. 2014; 6 (11):7906-7920.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2014. "Social Evaluation Approaches in Landscape Projects." Sustainability 6, no. 11: 7906-7920.

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Published: 01 October 2014 in Applied Mechanics and Materials
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Many regions of the world are facing the issue of regeneration of large brownfield sites characterized by environmental, social and economic degradation. In order to contribute to the development of innovative regional regeneration models, the paper introduces the successful European strategic project of the Ruhr basin. The irreversible crisis of mining and steel industry sectors, started in 1960 in that area, had brought, within a period of twenty years, to a profound social, economic, environmental decline. Project Emscher Landschaftpark was born in 1989 with the general objective of radically modifying the structure, image and functions that, until then, had characterized the territory of the Ruhr; it was related to a vast area, aimed at a sustainable, long term development and was based on the idea of considering the activities of the Emscher Park as an engine for the economy of the Region. The paper, after describing briefly the characteristics of the project, aims to highlight the main elements that contributed to its implementation.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Criteria and Procedures for Regional Environmental Regeneration: A European Strategic Project. Applied Mechanics and Materials 2014, 675-677, 401 -405.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Criteria and Procedures for Regional Environmental Regeneration: A European Strategic Project. Applied Mechanics and Materials. 2014; 675-677 ():401-405.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2014. "Criteria and Procedures for Regional Environmental Regeneration: A European Strategic Project." Applied Mechanics and Materials 675-677, no. : 401-405.

Journal article
Published: 01 September 2014 in Advanced Materials Research
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As in the most developed contexts the ratio between qualitative and quantitative needs tends to increase progressively, also the sector of architectural design is urged to introduce suitable quality goals in its ideation processes. The assessment of the quality of an architectural design is justified by the advisability to check the results of its solutions with reference to the needs expressed by the point of view of the community, general, impartial and binding. The paper proposes an assessment model based on requirements and aimed at verifying the correspondence of the architectural design to a set of performance, based on multicriteria schemes.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Assessing Project Quality: A Multidimensional Approach. Advanced Materials Research 2014, 1030-1032, 2519 -2522.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Assessing Project Quality: A Multidimensional Approach. Advanced Materials Research. 2014; 1030-1032 ():2519-2522.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2014. "Assessing Project Quality: A Multidimensional Approach." Advanced Materials Research 1030-1032, no. : 2519-2522.

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Published: 01 September 2014 in Applied Mechanics and Materials
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A Green Infrastructure is a network of natural and semi-natural areas, strategically planned with other environmental features, designed and managed so as to provide a wide array of eco-systemic services and benefits. Because of its different multifunctional and potentially conflicting features, designing a Green Infrastructure is a complex operation which requires an integrated approach involving the local community, so as to locate the priority uses of the local area in a transparent, integral and cooperative way. In order to provide a valuation model being consistent with the design of a Green Infrastructure, the paper proposes a deliberative multi-dimensional valuation method supporting shared public choices and open to the proactive participation of the community.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. Urban Green Infrastructures and Social Shared Choices: A Deliberative Valuation Method. Applied Mechanics and Materials 2014, 641-642, 1082 -1086.

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Saverio Miccoli, Fabrizio Finucci, Rocco Murro. Urban Green Infrastructures and Social Shared Choices: A Deliberative Valuation Method. Applied Mechanics and Materials. 2014; 641-642 ():1082-1086.

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Saverio Miccoli; Fabrizio Finucci; Rocco Murro. 2014. "Urban Green Infrastructures and Social Shared Choices: A Deliberative Valuation Method." Applied Mechanics and Materials 641-642, no. : 1082-1086.