smart city - the 8th INPUT Conference

Eighth International Conference on
Innovation in Urban and Regional Planning
Naples, June 4-6 2014
www.i np ut2014. i t
smart city
planning for energy,
transportation
and sustainability of the urban system
The Conference From 4 to 6 June 2014 The Congress Center of the University of Naples “Federico II” will host the Eight International Conference on Informatics jointly organized by the Department of Civil, Building and Environmental Engineering (Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Edile e Ambientale) of the University of Naples “Federico II” and by the Department of Engineering (Dipartimento di Ingegneria) of the University of Sannio. Since the first conference, held in 1999, INPUT has been representing an opportunity to reflect on the use of Information and Communication Technologies as key planning support tools. It has especially focused on models, techniques, and tools used to support planning processes, paying special attention to case‐studies and shedding light on issues related to democracy, efficiency, sustainability, and equity in planning. The general theme of INPUT 2014 is: “Smart City: planning for energy, transportation and sustainability of the urban system “. Smart City seems to be the new dimension towards where every city should go. From an urban planning point of view, it’s not very clear what is the way to get this new dimension and moreover what actually is a “smart city”. At present, the questions widely spreading among cities are: how is it possible to become a smart city? Which factors are strategic to drive the city towards this new dimension? How can urban smartness be promoted? This conference tries to answer to these questions by adopting a new approach to study the city and to discover a new urban planning way, in order to drive the city development towards sustainable states. This allows to consider the city as a Technological innovation as a whole, which is a key factor interacting with the different urban dimensions but not only in a mechanic way. The conference aims at investigating this new urban dimension within the field of urban sciences and considering the relationship between technological innovation and town planning. Scholars and practitioners are invited to submit their contributions on innovative experiences within the framework of the general theme and in the light of the crosscutting technology domains. History of INPUT INPUT is managed by an informal group of Italian academic researchers working in many fields related to the exploitation of informatics in planning. Since the first conference, held in 1999, INPUT has represented an opportunity to reflect on the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) as key planning support tools. The first conference (Venice, 1999), titled “Models and management of processes of spatial transformations,” was organized by the IUAV University of Venice in conjunction with the Sixth Conference “Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management” (CUPUM) and focused on the relations between three main topics as follows: new technologies, tools for analysis and forecast, planning and management of processes of spatial change. The conference laid the foundations for the setting up of a network of models designers, users, and clients. The second conference (Isole Tremiti, 2001), titled “Democracy and technologies,” was organized by the Polytechnic University of Bari and proposed a discussion on three topics as follows: democracy and technologies, worlds and models; knowledge and intelligent agents. The third conference (Pisa, 2003), titled “Knowledge modeling and management,” was organized by the University of Pisa and explored not only new methodologies and tools for constructing and managing spatial knowledge, but also the issue of their efficient use in planning. The fourth conference (Alghero, 2005), titled “Teaching the city, the territory, the environment. Reading, describing, interpreting, managing, designing,” was organized by the University of Sassari and discussed planning skills required by emerging changes in planning practices, with a view to the pursuit of equity, sustainability, and rights. The fifth conference (Lecco, 2009), titled “New ICTs, design and management of the space. Tools and practices put to the test,” was organized by the Polytechnic University of Milan and investigated, in terms of both proliferation and success, planning practices supported by ICTs. The sixth conference (Potenza, 2010) was organized by the University of Basilicata and questioned the role of ICTs in planning and their ability to bring about real changes in planning processes. The seventh conference (Cagliari, 2012) was organized by the University of Cagliari and the University of Sassari and was titled: “Planning Support Tools: Policy Analysis, Implementation and Evaluation”. TIME
9:00 - 13,15
10,00-11,15
04 June 2014
REGISTRATION
WELCOME ADDRESSES
R. Papa (Ch. - DICEA University of Naples "Federico II")
G. Trombetti (Vice-President of Regione Campania)
E. Cosenza (Councillor of Regione Campania)
B. Montella (Director of DICEA University of Naples "Federico II")
U. Villano (Director of DING University of Sannio)
F. de Rossi (Dean of the University of Sannio)
M. Marrelli (Dean of the University of Naples "Federico II")
11:00-11:15
11.15 -13.15
PLENARY SESSION
Smart City: planning in a time of change
R. Fistola (Ch. - DING University of Sannio)
M. Deakin (Edimburgh Napier University)
D. De Kerchove (University of Naples "Federico II")
13,15-14,00
14,00-16,00
05 June 2014
06 June 2014
09:00-11:00 PARALLEL SESSIONS
09:00-11:00 PARALLEL SESSIONS
S9-Room CLA, Ch. Gargiulo
S10-Room M, Ch. De Montis
S11-Room A, Ch. La Rosa
S12-Room B, Ch. Zoppi
S17-Room M, Ch. Borri
S18-Room A, Ch. Cecchini
S19- Room B, Ch. Rabino
S20-Room CLA, Ch. Las Casas
COFFEE BREAK
COFFEE BREAK
PARALLEL SESSIONS
ROUNDTABLE
S13-Room CLA, Ch. La Rocca
S14-Room M, Cialdea
S15-Room A, Ch. Pelorosso
S16-Room B, Ch. Galderisi
LUNCH
LUNCH
PARALLEL SESSIONS
PLENARY SESSION
S1-Room CLA, Ch. Campagna
S2- Room M, Ch. Camarda
S3-Room A, Ch. Tira
S4-Room B, Ch. Boscacci
Italian INPUT network: thinking on the mission
G. Rabino - A. B. Cecchini
16,00-16,15
COFFEE BREAK
16,15-18,15
COFFEE BREAK
PARALLEL SESSIONS
S5-Room CLA, Ch. Mazzeo
S6-Room M, Ch. Lombardini
S7-Room A, Ch. Gallo
S8-Room B, Ch. Russo
h. 20.00 SOCIAL DINNER
Smart City and the future of the urban system
R. Papa (ch.), D. Borri, G. Rabino, M.Tira, A. Leone,
B. Cecchini, G. Las Casas, F.D. Moccia, A. Nuzzolo
END OF THE CONFERENCE
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AULA M
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AULA M
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AULA CLA
3rd FLOOR
Conference Program by authors and date (PARALLEL SESSIONS)
AUTHORS
PAPER TITLE
P-ID
Luisa Santini,
Serena Pecori
Sensitivity assessment. Localization of
road transport infrastructures in the
province of Lucca
P-48
Mariano Gallo,
Giuseppina De
Luca, Luca
D'Acierno
The design of segnalised intersections at
area level. Models and methods
P-49
A.P. Vavatsikos,
M. Giannopoulou
Transportation infrastructure impacts
evaluation. The case of Egnatia
Motorway in Greece
P-44
M. Francini, A.
Palermo, M.F.
Viapiana
Urban smart uses and smart mobility
P-79
Michela Tiboni,
Silvia Rossetti
Achieving people friendly accessibility.
Key concepts and a case study overview
P-15
Giampiero
Lombardini
Dealing with Resilience
Conceptualisation Formal Ontologies as
a Tool for Implementation of Intelligent
Geographic Information Systems
P-63
Giovanni Rabino
(Denise Farese,
Roberto Gallo,
Andrea Moro)
ONTOLOGIES AND METHODS OF
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN URBAN
PLANNING
P-72
Maria Rosaria
Stufano Mellone,
Giovanni Rabino
(Erika Ferrari,
Alessia Goffi,
Stefania Folli)
THE CREATIVE SIDE OF THE
REFLECTIVE PLANNER: UPDATING
THE SCHÖN’S FINDINGS
DATE
TIME
ROOM
CHAIRMAN
SESSION
04/06/14
14:00-16:00
A
TIRA
smart mobility and
urban transport
CAMARDA
Qualitative cognitive
models and formal
ontologies
04/06/14
P-73
14:00-16:00
M
Dino Borri,
Domenico
Camarda, Laura
Grassini, Mauro
Patano
Learning and sharing technology in
informal contexts: A multiagent-based
ontological approach
P-65
Jonas Breuer, Nils
Walravens, Pieter
Ballon
Beyond defining the smart city. Meeting
top-down and botton-up approaches in
the middle
P-03
Corrado Iannucci,
Fabrizio Pini
LI-FI for a digital urban infrastructure. A
novel technology for the smart city
P-29
Sylvie Occelli,
Alessandro
Sciullo
Mapping smart regions. An exploratory
approach
P-34
Flavio Boscacci,
Ila Maltese, Ilaria
Mariotti
Smartness and Italian cities. A cluster
analysis
P-35
Ana Clara Moura,
Suellen Ribeiro,
Isadora Correa,
Bruno Braga
Parametric modelling of urban
landscape: decoding the Brasilia of
Lucio Costa from modernism to present
days
P-22
Michele
Campagna
Geodesign from theory to practice. From
metaplanning to 2nd generation of
Planning Support Systems
P-39
Diogo De Castro
Guadalupe, Ana
Clara Mourao
Moura
The model of Voronoi's polygons and
density: diagnosis of spatial distribution
of education services of EJA in
Divinopolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil
P-46
Michele
Campagna,
Elisabetta Anna
Di Cesare
Geodesign from Theory to practice. In
the search for Geodesign principles in
Italian planning regulations
P-50
A. Grieco, C.
Montaldo, S.
Occelli, S. Tarditi
Network screening for smarter road
sites. A regional case
P-25
04/06/14
14:00-16:00
B
BOSCACCI
Defining Smart city
04/06/14
14:00-16:00
CLA
CAMPAGNA
Planning Support
Systems: from
models to geodesign
Simona Bulferetti,
Francesca
Ferrari, Stefano
Riccardi
ITS system to manage parking supply.
Considerations on application to the
"Ring" in the city of Brescia
P-28
Giulio Maternini,
Stefano Riccardi,
Margherita Cadei
Zero emission mobility systems in cities.
Inductive recharge system planning in
urban areas
P-20
Riccardo Bonotti,
Silvia Rossetti,
Michela Tiboni,
Maurizio Tira
Diachronic analysis of parking usage.
The case study of Brescia
P-30
Ignazio Vinci,
Salvatore di Dio
Designing mobility in a city in transition.
Challenges from the case of Palermo
P-37
Sabrina Lai,
Corrado Zoppi
An ontology of implementation plans of
historic centers. A case study concerning
Sardinia. Italy
P-32
Farnaz
Mosannenzadeh,
Daniele Vettorato
Defining smart city: a conceptual
framework (and literature review)
P-45
Matteo Caglioni
Formal Ontologies and Uncertainty in
Geographical Knowledge
P-52
Elena Masala,
Giovanni Rabino,
Stefano Pensa
Visualization as a model. Overview on
communication techniques in transport
and urban planning
P-54
Donato di
Ludovico, Pierluigi From a smart city to a smart-up country.
Properzi, Fabio
The new city-territory of L'Aquila
Graziosi
16:15-18:15
A
GALLO
smart mobility and
urban transport
04/06/14
16:15-18:15
M
LOMBARDINI
Qualitative cognitive
models and formal
ontologies
04/06/14
16:15-18:15
CLA
MAZZEO
S5-Smart city and
smart citizen 1
P-10
Creating smart urban landscapes: a
multimedia platform for placemaking
P-02
Pierangelo
Massa, Michele
Campagna
Social Media Geographical Information:
recent findings and opportunities for
smart spatial planning
P-26
Roberta Floris,
Michele
Campagna
Social media geographical information in
tourism planning
P-27
Marichela Sepe
04/06/14
Giulia Baù, Luisa
Ingaramo
Temporary dwelling of social housing in
Turin. New responses to housing
discomfort
P-06
Enrico Formato,
Michelangelo
Russo
Re-use/re-cycle territories. A retroactive
conceptualisation for East Naples
P-23
Maria Antonia
Giannino,
Ferdinando
Orabona
Social housing in urban regeneration.
Regeneration heritage existing building:
methods and strategies
P-36
Luciano De Bonis,
Grazia Concilio,
Eugenio Leanza,
Jesse Marsh,
Ferdinando
Trapani
CO-CREATIVE, RE-GENERATIVE
SMART CITIES. SMART CITIES AND
PLANNING IN A LIVING LAB
PERSPECTIVE 2
P-76
Rocco Papa,
Urban smartness vs urban
Carmela Gargiulo,
competitiveness. A comparison of Italian
Stefano Franco,
cities rankings
Laura Russo
P-78
Rocco Papa,
The factors influencing transport energy
Carmela Gargiulo,
consumption in urban areas: A review
Gennaro Angiello
P-82
Rocco Papa,
INTEGRATED URBAN SYSTEM AND
Carmela Gargiulo, ENERGY CONSUMPTION MODEL:
PUBLIC AND SINGULAR BUILDINGS
Mario Cristiano
P-83
Rocco Papa,
Carmela Gargiulo, INTEGRATED URBAN SYSTEM AND
ENERGY CONSUMPTION MODEL:
Gerardo
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Carpentieri
P-80
04/06/14
16:15-18:15
B
RUSSO
Innovative processes
for urban
regeneration
05/06/14
9:00-11:00
CLA
GARGIULO
Smart Energy
Master: an
interpretative model
Rocco Papa,
Urban systems and energy
Carmela Gargiulo,
consumption: a critical approach
Floriana Zucaro
P-75
Federica Isola,
Cheti Pira
From RLP tp SLP: two different
approaches to landscape planning
P-17
Donatella
Cialdea,
Alessandra
Maccarone
The energy networks landscape.
Impacts on rural land in the Molise
Region
P-40
Donatella
Cialdea, Luigi
Mastronardi
Marginality phenomena and new uses of
the agricultural land. Diachronic and
spatial analyses of the Molise coastal
area
P-41
Roberto De Lotto,
Tiziano Cattaneo,
Cecilia Morelli di
Popolo, Sara
Morettini,
Susanna Sturla,
Elisabetta Venco
Rural architectural intensification. A
multidisciplinar planning tool
P-51
Christine Fürst
How to assess the efficiency of
ecosystem services to support planning
processes (introduction)
P-XX
Daniele La Rosa
Geodesign for Urban Ecosystem
Services
P-60
Raffaele
Pelorosso,
Federica
Gobattoni,
Francesco Geri,
Roberto Monaco,
Antonio Leone
CONNECTIVITY AND ECOSYSTEM
SERVICES AN ASSESSMENT BY
PANDORA 3.0 MODEL FOR LAND USE
DECISION MAKING
P-67
Luis Inostroza
Open spaces and urban ecosystem
services. Cooling effect towards urban
planning in South American cities
P-64
05/06/14
09:00-11:00
M
DE MONTIS
Landscape, Rural
and Urban planning
LA ROSA
05/06/14
09:00-11:00
A
PELOROSSO
Ecosystem and
landscape services
for urban and
regional planning
Valerio Cutini
Spatial analysis of urban squares. '…
siccome umbellico al corpo dell'uomo…'
P-04
Federica Leoni,
Corrado Zoppi
Strategic planning of municipal historic
centers. A case study concerning
Sardinia, Italy
P-08
Giuseppe Mazzeo
Urban labelling: resilience and
vulnerability as key concepts for a
sustainable planning
P-11
Pablo V.
Florentino, Maria
Celia F. Rocha,
Gilberto Corso
Pereira
Digital social networks and urban spaces
P-14
M. Giannopoulou,
A.P. Vavatsikos,
K. Lykostratis, A.
Roukouni
Using GIS to record and analyse
historical urban areas
P-47
Michelangelo
Russo, Enrico
Formato (Limera
Amenta, Anna
Attademo,
Susanna
Castiello, Cecilia
Di Marco,
Marilena Prisco)
City/sea searching for a new connection.
Regeneration proposal for Naples
waterfront like an harbourscape:
comparing three case studies
P-24
Rocco Papa,
Climate change and energy
Carmela Gargiulo, sustainability. Which innovations in
Floriana Zucaro
European strategies and plans
05/06/14
09:00-11:00
B
ZOPPI
looking to the the
urban system
05/06/14
11:15-13:15
CLA
LA ROCCA
Environmental
factors and the
urban changes
P-77
Grazielle Anjos
Carvalho
Assessment on the Expansion of Basic
Sanitation Infrastructure in the
Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte 2000 e 2010
P-56
Fulvia Pinto
Urban planning and climate change:
Adaptation and mitigation strategies
P-70
Sarunwit
Promsaka Na
Sakonnakron,
Pongpisit
Hukakorn, Paola
Rizzi
Gaming Simulation for Enhancing
Disaster Resilience a Social Learning
Tool for Modern Disaster Risk
Management
P-84
Andrea De
Montis, Maria
Antonietta Bardi,
Amedeo Ganciu,
Antonio Ledda,
Simone Caschili,
Maurizio Mulas,
Leonarda
Dessena,
Giuseppe Modica,
Luigi Laudari,
Carmelo Riccardo
Fichera
Landscape planning and ecological
networks. Part A. A rural system in
Nuoro, Sardinia
P-13
Andrea De
Montis, Maria
Antonietta Bardi,
Amedeo Ganciu,
Antonio Ledda,
Simone Caschili,
Maurizio Mulas,
Leonarda
Dessena,
Giuseppe Modica,
Luigi Laudari,
Carmelo Riccardo
Fichera
Landscape planning and ecological
networks. Part B. A rural system in
Nuoro, Sardinia
P-16
Emanuela Nan
Smart Mediterranean logics. Old-new
dimensions and transformations of
territories and cities-ports in
Mediterranean
P-01
05/06/14
11:15-13:15
M
CIALDEA
Landscape, Rural
and Urban planning
Andrea De
Montis, Antonio
Ledda, Simone
Caschili, Amedeo
Ganciu, Gianluca
Cocco, Agnese
Marcus
Sea guidelines. A comparative analysis:
first outcomes
P-12
Grazia Brunetta,
Angioletta
Voghera
RESILIENCE THROUGH ECOLOGICAL
NETWORK
P-61
LA ROSA
Marcin Spyra
SERVICES AND BORDER REGIONS
Case study from Czech – Polish
borderland.
P-66
PELOROSSO
Antonio Leone,
Federica
Gobattoni,
Raffaele
Pelorosso
Sustainability and planning. Thinking and
acting according to thermodicamics laws
P-74
Maurizio Sibilla
Virtual power plant. Environmental
technology management tools of the
settlement processes
P-19
Ilaria Delponte
Achieving smart energy planning
objectives. The approach of the
transform project
P-21
05/06/14
05/06/14
Paolo de Pascali,
Valentina Alberti,
Daniela de Ioris,
Michele Reginaldi
Energy and environment in urban
regneration. Studies for a method of
analysis of urban periphery
P-09
Fabio Andreassi,
Pierluigi Properzi
The plan in addressing the post-shock
conflict. 2009-2014. A first balance sheet
of the reconstruction of L'Aquila
P-07
Junia Borges,
Camila Zynger
Crowdsourcing. A citizen participation
challenge
P-33
11:15-13:15
11:00-13:00
A
Ecosystem and
landscape services
for urban and
regional planning
B
Energy
Management for
smart cities
GALDERISI
Jaroslaw
Kazimierczak
Revitalization and its impact on public
space organization. A case study of
Manchester in UK, lyon in France and
Lodz in Poland
P-43
Massimiliano
Bencardino, Ilaria
Greco
SMART COMMUNITIES SOCIAL
INNOVATION AT THE SERVICE OF
THE SMART CITIES
P-55
Ivan Blecic, Dario
Canu, Arnaldo
Cecchini,
Giuseppe A.
Triunfo
ONLINE CITIZEN REPORTING ON
URBAN MAINTENANCE: A
COLLECTION, EVALUATION AND
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM
P-58
Dino Borri, Laura
Grassini
DILEMMAS IN THE ANALYSIS OF
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE.A COGNITIVE
APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND
INNOVATION AND CHANGE IN THE
WATER SECTOR
P-82
Ivan Blecic,
Arnaldo Cecchini,
Tanja Congiu,
Giovanna
Fancello,
Giuseppe A.
Triunfo
WALKABILITY EXPLORER: AN
EVALUATION AND DESIGN SUPPORT
TOOL FOR WALKABILITY
P-57
Ferdinando
Orabona, Maria
Antonia Giannino
Planning un-sustainable development of
Mezzogiorno. Methods and strategies for
planning human sustainable
development
P-38
Giuseppe Las
Casas, Silvana
Lombardo,
Beniamino
Murgante,
Piergiuseppe
Pontrandolfi,
Francesco Scorza
Open Data for territorial specialization
assessment. Territorial specialization in
attracting local development funds: an
assessment procedure based on open
data and open tools
P-81
Michele
Pezzagno, Marco
Rosini
Enthropy and the city. GHG emissions
inventory: a common baseline for the
design of urban and industrial ecologies
P-42
06/06/14
06/06/14
09:00-11:00
09:00-11:00
A
M
FISTOLA
Smart city and smart
citizen 2
LAS CASAS
Urban Enthropy and
evaluation in urban
planning
Roberto Gerundo,
Gabriella
Graziuso
PIANO DEI SERVIZI. PROPOSAL FOR
CONTENTS AND GUIDELINES
P-68
Maria Veronica
Izzo, Isidoro
Fasolino
Smart dialogue for smart citizens.
Approcci assertivi per la pianificazione
strategica
P-69
Giorgio Limonta
A GIS approach to supporting nightlife
impact management
P-18
Silvia Tondelli, S.
Fatone
Planning pharmacies. An operational
method to find the best location
P-71
Jonas Breuer, Nils
Beyond Defining the Smart City: Meeting
Walravens, Pieter
top-down and bottom-up approaches
Ballon
P-62
Elena Masala,
Camila Marques
Zyngier, Stefano
Pensa
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE USE OF
VISUAL TOOLS IN PLANNING
PROCESSES. A Brazilian experience
P-53
Junia Borges,
Camila Zyngier,
Jonatha Santos,
Karen Laurenco
SPATIAL PERCEPTION AND
COGNITION REVIEW CONSIDERING
GEOTECHNOLOGIES AS URBAN
PLANNING STRATEGY
P-60
Enrico Eynard,
Marco
Santangelo,
Matteo Tabasso
Geovisualization tool on urban quality.
Interactive tool for urban planning
P-31
Enrico Fabrizio,
Gabriele Garnero
Visual impact in the urban environment:
the case of out-of-scale buildings
P-05
Giovanni Rabino
and 95 co-authors
Google's Street View for building survey:
a performance evaluation (an example
of large scale collaborative science)
P-XX
06/06/14
09:00-11:00
CLA
BORRI
Smart city and smart
citizen 3
06/06/14
09:00-11:00
B
RABINO
Visualization and
spatial percepition in
urban planning
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