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1. UN SIT PER IL PPE DEL CENTRO STORICO DI PALERMO: IL CASO STUDIO DEL MANDAMENTO CASTELLAMMARE

Author

DARDANELLI, Gino, Damiano, M, Ferrara, A., Dardanelli, G, Damiano, M, and Ferrara, A

Subjects
COMUNE DI PALERMO, SIT, WEBGIS, CENTRO STORICO, PIANIFICAZIONE TERRITORIALE, OPEN SOURCE, MUNICIPALITY OF PALERMO, GIS, WEBGIS, INNER CITY, URBAN PLANNING, OPEN SOURCE, Settore ICAR/06 - Topografia E Cartografia
Abstract

In this work a Geographic Information System was realised at the service of municipal administration of Palermo, to integrate, manage and store city plan information regarding the urban district Castellammare whereof detailed executive plan of inner city, correlating basic cartography, current urban instrument, cadastral cartography, current restriction schemes, monumental and historical monuments, street numbers and street network. Quantum GIS vers. 1.8 of Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS) community was exclusively utilized to the fulfilment of GIS. To the experimentation and the fulfilment of WebGIS a free server was used in cloud on the Amazon, where a virtual machine, based on MapServer was implemented; the server is reachable online at: http://webppe.it The carried out work allows to achieve relevant goals, for example to fulfil legislative duties about the change of territorial data between different authorities and institutions, to improve the efficacy and efficiency of work carried out inside public administration, to make available to specialists and administrators an instrument, that allows not only the data consultation in every moment through a widespread technology, but also their processing on informative shared set, and finally to reach a large range of users, who don’t have specialized knowledge, sharing different data from different sources but with the same aim: the simplification of technical-administrative activity.

Published
2015

2. Insegnare gli Algoritmi Giocando: Progettazione Partecipata e Sperimentazione di un Prototipo per LIM a Supporto del Collaborative-Learning

Author

AGOSTINI, ALESSANDRA, Di Biase, E, Damiano, M, Rolandi, A., Agostini, A, Di Biase, E, Damiano, M, and Rolandi, A

Subjects
collaborative learning, INF/01 - INFORMATICA
Abstract

Il progetto intende verificare l’eventuale miglioramento nell’apprendimento di metodi e problemi classici dell’informatica proponendoli come gioco ed attraverso strumenti appropriati per le generazioni attuali di studenti. Il progetto promuove un approccio Learning-Centered e di collaborazione tra gli studenti (Collaborative-Learning). Allo scopo si è realizzato un prototipo per LIM, progettandolo insieme alle insegnanti di una scuola secondaria di primo grado e perseguendo perciò i dettami del Participative Design. Il prototipo rievoca il quotidiano e gli interessi degli studenti. Il progetto ha coinvolto gli studenti di due classi terze di una Scuola Secondaria di I grado nella risoluzione del noto problema informatico dello zaino. Una sola classe ha utilizzato la LIM ed ha ottenuto risultati migliori dell’altra sviluppando collaborazione fra studenti per il raggiungimento dell’obiettivo.

Published
2013

4. [Computerized follow-up cards for ambulatory patients with implanted pacemaker or defibrillator].

Author

Santomauro M, Damiano M, Senatore G, Solimene F, Marrazzo N, Betocchi S, and Chiariello M

Subjects
Forms and Records Control methods, Humans, Italy, Database Management Systems, Defibrillators, Implantable, Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Pacemaker, Artificial
Abstract

The follow up of pacemaker and defibrillator dependent patients has a significant role for both the evaluation of pacing effectiveness and check of hemodynamic advantages about patient's quality of life. The bulky paper archives are often inaccurate, hampering the consultation. At present the paper card is the only document which can be utilized to record some data concerning the implant and patient clinical story. Therefore, there is the necessity for a card that can include all patient's data, and the implant and programming pacemaker/defibrillator data during follow up. This new pacemaker card has portable file or data-base including shared data with safety mechanism, which can be utilized in several controls by different users (physicians, hospital ward, primary care units, insurance companies). The pacemaker card includes a chip that permits to store a considerable amount of data; it can be update in every further medical control, in observance of laws. The card Chip Operating System (C.O.S.) consists of a microchip with a memory completely managed by the operating system inside the chip itself. The card can be read by means of a GCR-200 modem linked with a PC IBM-compatible computer and the data can be updated during the follow up. The pacemaker-defibrillator card will appear immediately on screen, and it can be printed, updated and/or modified by a Microsoft Windows operating programme. With this pacemaker card we are able to ensure serviceable medical work, particularly in terms of cost/benefit ratio giving to patient more and more reasoning and safe service.

Published
1996

5. [Anaerobic threshold in the evaluation of heart function in patients with rate-responsive pacemaker].

Author

Santomauro M, Romano M, Pappone C, Ferraro S, Fazio S, Maddalena G, Damiano M, and Chiariello M

Subjects
Exercise Test, Female, Heart Rate, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Pulmonary Gas Exchange, Time Factors, Anaerobic Threshold, Heart physiology, Pacemaker, Artificial
Abstract

It is very difficult to evaluate the ability of carrying out physical exercise in patients with rate responsive (RR) pacemaker (PM). However, the anaerobic threshold (AT) proved to be a useful parameter in the evaluation of cardiac function. The AT can be easily reproduced and not influenced from emotional aspects of both the patient and the physician, moreover being under maximum and then easy to achieve. Aims of our study were: to evaluate if the cardiopulmonary stress test can represent a method to be used for a more correct rate responsive pacemaker programming; to compare the data obtained of 3 rate responsive pacemakers steered by different sensors. We have studied 24 patients, of whom 10 with Activitrax (A), 8 with Meta (M), and 6 with Phymos MPT (P) pacemakers. Patients were submitted to symptoms limited cycloergometer stress test at 2 different settings: fixed rate at 70 b/min; increasing rate at until 85% of maximum heart rate for each patient, with range 0 + 10 W/min. Gas exchange data were continuously collected using an automated system (Medical Graphic System 2001) based on Whipp and Wasserman's method.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)

Published
1991

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