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54. Principi di analisi degli investimenti

Author

Gangi F., Campanella F., Trotta C., Autori Vari, Gangi F., Gangi, F., Campanella, F., and Trotta, C.

Subjects
finanza aziendale, Analisi degli investimenti
Published
2010

55. Sardine (Sardina pilchardus) in the GSA 17 (updated to 2013)

Author

(1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., (1) Cikes Kec V., (1) Carpi P., (1) Colella S., (1) Costantini I., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) De Marco R., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Subjects
Valutazione delle risorse alieutiche
Abstract

Valutazione delle risorse alieutiche

Published
2014

56. Sardine (Sardina pilchardus) in the GSA 17 (updated to 2012)

Author

(1) Carpi P., (1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., Cikes Kec V., (1) Colella S., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., Ticina V., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Subjects
Valutazione risorse alieutiche
Abstract

Valutazione risorse alieutiche

Published
2014

58. Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the GSA 17 (updated to 2013)

Author

(1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., Cikes Kec V., (1) Carpi P., (1) Colella S., (1) Costantini I., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) De Marco R., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Subjects
Valutazione delle risorse alieutiche
Abstract

Valutazione delle risorse alieutiche

Published
2014

59. Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the GSA 17 (updated to 2012)

Author

(1) Carpi P., (1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., Cikes Kec V., (1) Colella S., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., Ticina V., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Subjects
Valutazione risorse alieutiche
Abstract

Valutazione risorse alieutiche

Published
2014

60. All-polymer microcavities

Author

Gazzo, S., Manfredi, Giovanni, Knarr, R., Campanella, F., Raggio, R., Alloisio, Marina, and Comoretto, Davide

Published
2014

70. Characterisation of soot in oil from a gasoline direct injection engine using transmission electron microscopy

Author

La Rocca, A, Bonatesta, F, May, M, Campanella, F, La Rocca, A, Bonatesta, F, May, M, and Campanella, F

Abstract

In this work, an investigation of soot-in-oil samples drawn from the oil sump of a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine was carried out. Soot particulate was characterised in terms of size, distribution and shape of the agglomerates, and internal structure of the primary particles. The test engine was a 1.6 l modern light-duty EURO IV engine operated at speed between 1600 and 3700 rev/min, and torque between 30 and 120 Nm. After a double oil-flushing procedure the engine was operated for 30 h. Oil samples were drawn from the sump and prepared for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and High resolution TEM analysis (HRTEM) by a combination of solvent extraction, centrifugation and diethyl ether bathing. Soot agglomerates were measured in terms of their skeleton length and width, and fractal dimension. The mean skeleton length and width were 153 nm and 59 nm respectively. The fractal dimension was calculated using an iterative method and the mean value was found to be 1.44. The primary particles were found to be spherical in shape with some irregularities and presented an average diameter of 36 nm with a mode of 32 nm and standard deviation of 13 nm. The majority of particles showed an inner core and outer shell similar to diesel soot, although an amorphous layer was also clearly visible.

Published
2015

71. Harmonising data from heterogeneous sources to characterise small pelagic fish habitat in the Mediterranean Sea

Author

Giannoulaki, M. (Marianna), Iglesias, M. (Magdalena), Tugores, M.P. (María Pilar), Pyrounaki, M.M. (Maria Myrto), Leonori, I. (Iole), Campanella, F. (Fabio), Bonanno, A. (Angelo), Patti, B. (Bernando), Bigot, J.L. (Jean Louis), Saraux, C. (Claire), de-Felice, A. (Andrea), Tičina, V. (Vjekoslav), Basilone, G. (Gualtiero), Machias, A. (Athanassios), Somarakis, S. (Stylianos), Schismenou, E. (Eudoxia), Siapatis, A. (Apostolos), Tserpes, G. (George), Cuttitta, A. (Angela), Valavanis, V.D. (Vasilis D.), Papadopoulou, N. (Nadia), Nikolopoulou, M. (Matina), Cristina, M. (Michele), Martin, C. (Corinne), and Spedicato, M.T. (Maria Teresa)

Subjects
pelagic fish, standardizing, habitats, Mediterranean Sea
Published
2013

72. Sardine (Sardina pilchardus) in the GSA 17

Author

(1) Carpi P., (1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., ike? Ke? V., (1) Colella S., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., Ticina V., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Published
2012

73. Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the GSA 17

Author

(1) Carpi P., (1) Angelini S., (1) Belardinelli A., (1) Biagiotti I., (1) Campanella F., (1) Canduci G., (1) Cingolani N., ike? Ke? V., (1) Colella S., (1) Croci C., (1) De Felice A., (1) Donato F., (1) Leonori I., (1) Martinelli M., (1) Malavolti S., Modic T., (1) Panfili M., Pengal P., (1) Santojanni A., Ticina V., (1) Vasapollo C., Zorica B., and Arneri E.

Published
2012

76. MEDIAS GSA 17 e GSA 18. Pan-Mediterranean Acoustic Surveys in the Adriatic Sea. FAO Sub areas 37.2.1 and 37.2.2. Rapporto Finale Anno 2010

Author

Leonori I. De Felice A., Biagiotti I., Canduci G., Campanella F., Cingolani L., Giuliani G., Vasapollo C., Penna P., Caccamo G., Grilli F., and Paschini E.

Subjects
Adriatic Sea, Fishery acoustics, Small pelagics
Abstract

Il progetto riguarda il monitoraggio tramite metodologia acustica della biomassa dei piccolo pelagici in Adriatico. Nel rapporto sono riportate le stimare dell'abbondanza e della distribuzione spaziale di alici e sardine nel versante italiano del Nord e Medio Adriatico (GSA 17) e del Sud Adriatico (GSA 18) ottenute dall'elaborazione dei dati acquisiti durante la campagna di survey acustico MEDIAS 2010.

Published
2011

77. Habitat suitability modelling for anchovy and sardine at different life stages in the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean basin

Author

Giannoulaki, M. (Marianna), Iglesias, M. (Magdalena), Tugores, M.P. (María Pilar), Bonanno, A. (Angelo), Quinci, E., Felice, A. (Andrea) de, Campanella, F. (Fabio), Liorzou, B. (Bernard), Tičina, V. (Vjekoslav), Pyrounaki, M., Tsagarakis, K. (Konstantinos), Machias, A. (Athanassios), Somarakis, S. (Stylianos), Schismenou, E. (Eudoxia), Patti, B. (Bernando), Basilone, G. (Gualtiero), Leonori, I. (Iole), Miquel-Batle, J. (Joan), Oñate-Garcimartín, D. (Dolores), Roos, D., Bigot, J.L. (Jean Louis), and Valavanis, V.D. (Vasilis D.)

Published
2010

78. Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the GSA 17

Author

Santojanni A. (1), Leonori I. (1), Carpi P. (1), De Felice A.(1), Cingolani N. (1), Belardinelli A. (1), Biagiotti I. (1), Campanella F. (1), Cikes Kec V., Colella S. (1), Donato F.(1), Marceta B., Modic T., Panfili M.(1), Pengal P., Ticina V., and Zorica B.

Published
2010

79. Habitat suitability modelling for sardine in a highly diverse ecosystem: the Mediterranean Sea

Author

Tugores, M.P. (María Pilar), Giannoulaki, M. (Marianna), Iglesias, M. (Magdalena), Bonanno, A. (Angelo), Tičina, V. (Vjekoslav), Tsagarakis, K. (Konstantinos), Machias, A. (Athanassios), Patti, B. (Bernando), Leonori, I. (Iole), de-Felice, A. (Andrea), Campanella, F. (Fabio), Díaz, N. (Nuria), Giráldez, A. (Ana), Valavanis, V.D. (Vasilis D.), and Papaconstantinou, C. (Costas)

Subjects
Mediterranean Sea, habitat suitability modelling, sardine, small pelagic
Published
2010

80. Il potenziale settoriale nella generazione di spin-off da ricerca in Campania

Author

Andreottola F., Campanella F., Guadalupi L., Sorrentino F., SORRENTINO MARIO, CAPOZZI PIERFRANCESCO, Campanella, Francesco, Sorrentino, Fabio, Andreottola, Francesco, and Guadalupi, Luigi

Subjects
Spin-off da ricerca, Settori strategici, Indicatori, Ranking settoriale, Ricerca scientifica
Abstract

Il capitolo presenta i risultati derivanti dall'applicazione, a livello regionale, di una metodologia (sviluppata nel capitolo 3) per la valutazione della capacità di generare spin-off da ricerca nell'ambito dei sette settori di attività considerati strategici dalla Regione Campania. L'obiettivo è quello di formulare una graduatoria in grado di sintetizzare le diverse potenzialità generative di spin-off dei settori strategici e di indicare la loro relativa attrattività rispetto alle risorse finanziarie pubbliche da impiegare per la promozione di spin-off da ricerca. I paragrafi in cui si articola il capitolo descrivono i risultati raggiunti in ogni fase di analisi. Le fasi in cui si è articolata l'applicazione delle suddetta metodologia di valutazione sono: a) individuazione delle università ed EPR campani, b) misurazione degli indicatori in grado di segnalare le potenzialità di spin-off, c) ponderazione degli indicatori, d) ranking dei settori strategici. L'ultimo paragrafo riporta le conclusioni, che includono le considerazioni a cui si perviene confrontando i dati sulle potenzialità generative di spin-off dei sette settori strategici campani.

Published
2010

85. Public Health Physicians and Empathy. Are we really empathic? The Jefferson Scale applied to Italian resident doctors in Public Health

Author

Soncini, F, primary, Silvestrini, G, additional, Poscia, A, additional, Ciorba, V, additional, Conti, A, additional, Murru, C, additional, Rinaldi, A, additional, Zoccali, A, additional, Azzolini, E, additional, Baldini, C, additional, Bandini, L, additional, Bernardini, I, additional, Boemo, D, additional, Burrai, V, additional, Camia, P, additional, Campanella, F, additional, Caruana, A, additional, Costantino, C, additional, D'Andrea, E, additional, Di Gregori, V, additional, D'Ippolito, E, additional, Ferioli, S, additional, Furnari, R, additional, Garavelli, E, additional, Gilardi, F, additional, Giraldi, Gb, additional, Goi, G, additional, Gregoraci, G, additional, Guaccero, A, additional, Guerra, R, additional, La Maestra, G, additional, La Rosa, E, additional, Licitra, G, additional, Lucaroni, F, additional, Marcantoni, C, additional, Marra, F, additional, Martinese, M, additional, Marzulli, T, additional, Montante, A, additional, Napolitano, F, additional, Nioteni, C, additional, Palladino, R, additional, Parisi, S, additional, Passaro, M, additional, Pastori, M, additional, Pelullo, P, additional, Puggelli, F, additional, Ravaioli, C, additional, Reggiani, S, additional, Santoru, R, additional, Sironi, S, additional, Soumelis, A, additional, Tanini, T, additional, Tedesco, D, additional, Tricarico, P, additional, Vallorani, S, additional, Vighi, V, additional, Zazzara, F, additional, Ziglio, A, additional, and Zucco, R, additional

Published
2013
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86. Characterizing the potential habitat of European anchovyEngraulis encrasicolusin the Mediterranean Sea, at different life stages

Author

GIANNOULAKI, M., primary, IGLESIAS, M., additional, TUGORES, M. P., additional, BONANNO, A., additional, PATTI, B., additional, DE FELICE, A., additional, LEONORI, I., additional, BIGOT, J. L., additional, TIČINA, V., additional, PYROUNAKI, M. M., additional, TSAGARAKIS, K., additional, MACHIAS, A., additional, SOMARAKIS, S., additional, SCHISMENOU, E., additional, QUINCI, E., additional, BASILONE, G., additional, CUTTITTA, A., additional, CAMPANELLA, F., additional, MIQUEL, J., additional, OÑATE, D., additional, ROOS, D., additional, and VALAVANIS, V., additional

Published
2012
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92. Characterizing the potential habitat of European anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus in the Mediterranean Sea, at different life stages.

Author

GIANNOULAKI, M., IGLESIAS, M., TUGORES, M. P., BONANNO, A., PATTI, B., DE FELICE, A., LEONORI, I., BIGOT, J. L., TIČINA, V., PYROUNAKI, M. M., TSAGARAKIS, K., MACHIAS, A., SOMARAKIS, S., SCHISMENOU, E., QUINCI, E., BASILONE, G., CUTTITTA, A., CAMPANELLA, F., MIQUEL, J., and OÑATE, D.

Subjects
ENGRAULIS encrasicolus, HABITATS, BATHYMETRIC maps, FISH eggs, SPAWNING
Abstract

Identification of the potential habitat of European anchovy ( Engraulis encrasicolus) at different life stages in relation to environmental conditions is an interesting subject from both ecological and management points of view. For this purpose, acoustic data from different seasons and different parts of the Mediterranean Sea along with satellite environmental and bathymetry data were modelled using generalized additive models. Similarly, egg distribution data from summer ichthyoplankton surveys were used to model potential spawning habitat. Selected models were used to produce maps presenting the probability of anchovy presence (adults, juveniles and eggs) in the entire Mediterranean basin, as a measure of habitat adequacy. Bottom depth and sea surface chlorophyll concentration were the variables found important in all models. Potential anchovy habitats were located over the continental shelf for all life stages examined. An expansion of the potential habitat from the peak spawning (early summer) to the late spawning season (early autumn) was observed. However, the most suitable areas for the presence of anchovy spawners seem to maintain the same size between seasons. Potential juvenile habitats were associated with highly productive inshore waters, being less extended and closer to coast during winter than late autumn. Potential spawning habitat in June and July based on ichthyoplankton surveys overlapped but were wider in extent compared with adult potential habitat from acoustics in the same season. Similarities and dissimilarities between the anchovy habitats as well as comparisons with sardine habitats in the oligotrophic Mediterranean Sea and other ecosystems with higher productivity are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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95. An overview of different health indicators used in the European Health Systems

Author

Gaeta, M., Campanella, F., Capasso, L., Schifino, G. M., Leandro Gentile, Banfi, G., Pelissero, G., Ricci, C., Gaeta, M, Campanella, F, Capasso, L, Schifino, G M, Gentile, L, Banfi, G, Pelissero, G, and Ricci, C

Subjects
Health indicators, Europe, Health systems, Models, Organizational, Health indicator, Health Status Indicators, Humans, Original Article, Health Services Research, Delivery of Health Care, Quality of Health Care, Health care performance
Abstract

Summary Introduction. In the European Union three different health systems could be defined according to service delivery, financing, and economic policies: Beveridge, Bismarck and Mixed system. Although health systems are hardly to compare, various organizations are developing methods assessing performance. In the present work the performance of the three systems were evaluated using European Community Health Indicators according to Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Methods. The study has been conducted among the 28 states of the European Union using the following indicators: Standardized death rate for diseases of the circulatory system, standardized death rate of malignant neoplasms, road traffic accidents with injury, life expectancy at birth, incidence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), infant deaths, pure alcohol consumption, infants vaccinated against Diphtheria Tetanus Pertussis (DTP), public and total expenditure on health over the period 2001-2010. Results. The variation of health indicators over the observational time shows similar trend of circulatory system diseases and malignant neoplasms death rates, road accidents with injury, infant deaths, life expectancy at birth, public and total health expenditure. Some differences in the trend of HIV incidence, alcohol intake and DTP vaccination rates arise among systems. Grouping countries by health system paradigm and geographical area, resulted in a relevant heterogeneity (I2 ≥ 90%, Pvalue < 0.0001). No clear superiority of a given health delivery system was found with respect to other paradigms. Conclusions. In accordance with the evidence of our study, it can be stated that best performances are more likely to be linked to country specific economic factors. In conclusion, it was not possible to identify the best health system model.

96. Regolamento locale di Igiene. Proposta di aggiornamento da parte dell'Assessorato alla Sanità della Giunta Regionale della Lombardia. Gruppo di lavoro 'Igiene degli alimenti solidi e liquidi'

Author

Fara, Gm, Bernini, G, Campanella, F, Cominazzini, C, De Toni, E, Dossena, A, Eboli, F, Gavazzoni, A, Lanzola, E, Malacarne, B, Marubini, E, Meloni, S, Nascimbene, A, Pagano, A, Poldi, B, Persiani, G, Serra, M, Stazzi, A, Trinci, G, Viviani Savoldelli, A, and Zaniboni, G

Subjects
Regione Lombardia, Alimenti e bevande, Regolamento igiene
Published
1978

98. Characterisation of soot in oil from a gasoline direct injection engine using Transmission Electron Microscopy

Author

La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., Campanella, F., La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., and Campanella, F.

Abstract

In this work, an investigation of soot-in-oil samples drawn from the oil sump of a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine was carried out. Soot particulate was characterised in terms of size, distribution and shape of the agglomerates, and internal structure of the primary particles. The test engine was a 1.6l modern light-duty EURO IV engine operated at speed between 1600 and 3700rev/min, and torque between 30and120Nm.After a double oil-flushing procedure the engine was operated for 30h. Oil samples were drawn from the sump and prepared for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and High resolution TEM analysis (HRTEM) by a combination of solvent extraction, centrifugation and diethyl ether bathing. Soot agglomerates were measured in terms of their skeleton length and width, and fractal dimension. The mean skeleton length and width were 153nm and 59nm respectively. The fractal dimension was calculated using an iterative method and the mean value was found to be 1.44. The primary particles were found to be spherical in shape with some irregularities and presented an average diameter of 36nm with a mode of 32nm and standard deviation of 13nm.The majority of particles showed an inner core and outer shell similar to diesel soot, although an amorphous layer was also clearly visible.

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99. Characterisation of soot in oil from a gasoline direct injection engine using Transmission Electron Microscopy

Author

La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., Campanella, F., La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., and Campanella, F.

Abstract

In this work, an investigation of soot-in-oil samples drawn from the oil sump of a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine was carried out. Soot particulate was characterised in terms of size, distribution and shape of the agglomerates, and internal structure of the primary particles. The test engine was a 1.6l modern light-duty EURO IV engine operated at speed between 1600 and 3700rev/min, and torque between 30and120Nm.After a double oil-flushing procedure the engine was operated for 30h. Oil samples were drawn from the sump and prepared for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and High resolution TEM analysis (HRTEM) by a combination of solvent extraction, centrifugation and diethyl ether bathing. Soot agglomerates were measured in terms of their skeleton length and width, and fractal dimension. The mean skeleton length and width were 153nm and 59nm respectively. The fractal dimension was calculated using an iterative method and the mean value was found to be 1.44. The primary particles were found to be spherical in shape with some irregularities and presented an average diameter of 36nm with a mode of 32nm and standard deviation of 13nm.The majority of particles showed an inner core and outer shell similar to diesel soot, although an amorphous layer was also clearly visible.

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100. Characterisation of soot in oil from a gasoline direct injection engine using Transmission Electron Microscopy

Author

La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., Campanella, F., La Rocca, A., Bonatesta, F., Fay, M.W., and Campanella, F.

Abstract

In this work, an investigation of soot-in-oil samples drawn from the oil sump of a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine was carried out. Soot particulate was characterised in terms of size, distribution and shape of the agglomerates, and internal structure of the primary particles. The test engine was a 1.6l modern light-duty EURO IV engine operated at speed between 1600 and 3700rev/min, and torque between 30and120Nm.After a double oil-flushing procedure the engine was operated for 30h. Oil samples were drawn from the sump and prepared for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and High resolution TEM analysis (HRTEM) by a combination of solvent extraction, centrifugation and diethyl ether bathing. Soot agglomerates were measured in terms of their skeleton length and width, and fractal dimension. The mean skeleton length and width were 153nm and 59nm respectively. The fractal dimension was calculated using an iterative method and the mean value was found to be 1.44. The primary particles were found to be spherical in shape with some irregularities and presented an average diameter of 36nm with a mode of 32nm and standard deviation of 13nm.The majority of particles showed an inner core and outer shell similar to diesel soot, although an amorphous layer was also clearly visible.

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