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CONCORSO PER LA COPERTURA DI UN POSTO DI ISTRUTTORE AMMINISTRATIVO AMMESSI ALLA PROVA DI PRESELEZIONE COGNOME E NOME LUOGO E DATA DI NASCITA 1 ACQUAVIVA ADA MESAGNE - 04/08/1979 2 AGNINI VITO PALERMO - 08/08/1989 3 ALBANESE MINO CISTERNINO - 06/03/1983 4 ALBANESE SILVIA BARI-10/09/1988 5 ALBERTUCCI STEFANIA TARANTO-15/02/1986 6 ALTAVILLA ROSARIA MESAGNE - 16/02/1969 7 ANCONA ROBERTO BITONTO- 05/05/1985 8 ANDRESANO FABIO MESAGNE - 31/10/1991 9 ANDRIANI ELIANA GROTTAGLIE - 19/03/1982 10 ANDRIULO VALENTINA CISTERNINO - 15/11/1988 11 ANGELINI DONATELLA TARANTO - 22/02/1976 12 ANTONICELLI ANNUNZIATA BRINDISI - 07/11/1990 13 ARGENTIERI CLAUDIO MESAGNE - 01/03/1980 14 ARGENTIERI ROSSELLA FRANCAVILLA F.- 06/10/1984 15 ARGESE MARCO MESAGNE - 13/05/1991 16 ARMENIO SABRINA TARANTO - 28/12/1989 17 BACCA PAOLA S.PIETRO VERNOTICO - 20/02/1982 18 BAGNARDI CARMELINA MESAGNE-15/101970 19 BALDARI DANIELA MESAGNE - 14/10/1990 20 BALDARI FRANCO LATIANO - 04/10/1961 21 BALSAMO MARILIGIA MESAGNE - 29/11/1989 22 BALSAMO RAFFAELE LECCE - 12/05/1967 23 BARBARO MARIA ROSARIA FRANCAVILLA F.NA - 03/10/1980 24 BARBUZZI GIUSEPPINA MESAGNE - 15/09/1970 25 BARDARO MICHELA GUASTALLA - 11/07/1991 26 BARRETTA VINCENZO NAPOLI - 28/09/1993 27 BASILE LORENZO MARTINA FRANCA - 11/03/1971 28 BERDICCHIA GIUSEPPE GROTTAGLIE-07/09/1988 29 BIANCO ANNA BRINDISI - 11/01/1975 30 BIANCO DAVIDE MESAGNE - 02/05/1963 31 BIANCO RITA LATIANO - 03/02/1965 32 BONFRATE TONIA MANDURIA - 21/09/1988 33 BOSCO TIZIANA TARANTO - 03/03/1977 34 BOZZETTI CRISTINA BRINDISI - 26/01/1982 35 BRESCI ALFREDO -
Brindisi E Provincia
BRINDISI TAB ACC AI E PROVINCIA ABILITATI AL PAGAMENTO DELLE CARTELLE LOCALITA' INDIRIZZO BRINDISI VIA DEGLI ACERI 14 BRINDISI CORSO ROMA 41 BRINDISI CORSO UMBERTO I 81 BRINDISI VIA ISLANDA 123 BRINDISI VIA REGINA MARGHERITA 14 BRINDISI VIALE PORTA PIA 78 BRINDISI PIAZZA RAFFAELLO 14 BRINDISI VIA SUPERSTRADA BR/LE KM. 0,5 BRINDISI VIA DON GNOCCHI 53 BRINDISI VIA MATERDOMINI 45 BRINDISI VIALE COMMENDA 54 BRINDISI VIA VERONA 7 BRINDISI VIA G.CARDUCCI 55 BRINDISI VIA DELLA TORRETTA 34 BRINDISI VIA PROV. PER LECCE 15 BRINDISI VIA PRIMO LONGOBARDI 11 BRINDISI PIAZZA VITTORIA 15 BRINDISI CORSO UMBERTO I 6 BRINDISI VIA ORAZIO FLACCO 31 BRINDISI VIA CARMINE 121 CAROVIGNO VIA SANTA SABINA 151 CAROVIGNO CORSO UMBERTO I 23 CAROVIGNO VIA DI VAGNO 37 CAROVIGNO VIA FOGGIA 18 CEGLIE MESSAPICA VIA C.COLOMBO 16 CEGLIE MESSAPICA VIA G. RODANO 5 CEGLIE MESSAPICA VIA CATULLO 13 CEGLIE MESSAPICA VIA S.ROCCO 10 CEGLIE MESSAPICA VIA FRANCAVILLA FONTANA 44 CELLINO SAN MARCO VIA VITTORIO EMANUELE 2/A CELLINO SAN MARCO VIA G. MARCONI 3 CELLINO SAN MARCO VIA CAVOUR 11/A CISTERNINO PIAZZA MAZZINI 12 CISTERNINO VIA DEI GIARDINI 32 CISTERNINO VIA DANTE 3 FASANO VIA VIA F.LLI ROSSELLI 18 FASANO CORSO NAZIONALE 111 FASANO CORSO NAZIONALE PEZZE DI GRECO 61/A FASANO VIA ADAMI 27 BRINDISI TAB ACC AI E PROVINCIA ABILITATI AL PAGAMENTO DELLE CARTELLE LOCALITA' INDIRIZZO FASANO CORSO GARIBALDI 18 FASANO VIA COLLODI 28 FASANO VIA PIAVE 28 FASANO VIA ROMA 188 FASANO CORSO V.EMANUELE 61 FRANCAVILLA FONTANA VIA DI VAGNO 168 FRANCAVILLA FONTANA VIA CAPITANO DI CASTRI 61 FRANCAVILLA -
Other Accommodation for Ipa Use
OOTTHHEERR AACCCCOOMMMMOODDAATTIIOONN FFOORR IIPPAA UUSSEE:: TTRRUULLLLII RROOSSSSIINNII SSttrraaddaa RRoossssiiinniii 6644,, MMaarrttiiinnaa FFrraannccaa ((TTaarraannttoo)),, PPuuggllliiiaa RReeggiiioonn,, IIttaalllyy House Manager: IPA member Mr Tommaso Tagliente Tel. 0039 328 4822292 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: : www.trullirossini.com Accommodation: A trullo (plural, trulli) is a traditional Apulian stone dwelling with a conical roof. The style of construction is specific to Itria Valley (in Italian: Valle d'Itria), in the Murge area of the Italian region of Apulia (in Italian Puglia). They may be found in the towns of Alberobello, Locorotondo, Fasano, Cisternino, Martina Franca and Ceglie Messapica. Trulli were generally constructed as dwellings or storehouses. These trulli have been recently renovated and have all facilities: fully equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, living room, studio, 2 bathrooms, garage. Air conditioning, central heating, alarm, private entrance. Garden with external lighting, gazebo, barbecue, table and chairs, large parking, automatic gate. Location: Martina Franca is the second most populated city in the province of Taranto. Since 1975, the town hosted the annual summer opera festival, the “Festival della Valle d'Itria”. The town has a particularly beautiful "old city" surrounded by stone walls with prominent Baroque gates leading to piazzas and winding, tiny streets. The “Piazza di Roma” is the largest open space in the old city, with a green space in the center of a largely triangular place. Nearest airports: Bari 85km, Brindisi (62 km), Lamezia Terme (248 km). Particulars: All linen provided. Special IPA discounts at typical restaurants nearby. IPA daily prices July 2009/ July 2010: 45 euro 2 beds 65 euro 3 beds 85 euro 4 beds Kids aged to 10: free of charge; kids aged from 10 to 15: 15 euro/per day. -
Rankings Province of Brindisi
9/23/2021 Maps, analysis and statistics about the resident population Demographic balance, population and familiy trends, age classes and average age, civil status and foreigners Skip Navigation Links ITALIA / Puglia / Province of Brindisi Powered by Page 1 L'azienda Contatti Login Urbistat on Linkedin Adminstat logo DEMOGRAPHY ECONOMY RANKINGS SEARCH ITALIA Municipalities Brindisi Stroll up beside >> Francavilla Carovigno Fontana Ceglie Latiano Messapica Mesagne Cellino San Marco Oria Cisternino Ostuni Erchie San Donaci Fasano San Michele Salentino San Pancrazio Salentino San Pietro Vernotico San Vito dei Normanni Torchiarolo Torre Santa Susanna Villa Castelli Powered by Page 2 L'azienda Contatti Login Urbistat on Linkedin Provinces Adminstat logo DEMOGRAPHY ECONOMY RANKINGS SEARCH BARI ITALIABRINDISI BARLETTA- FOGGIA ANDRIA-TRANI LECCE TARANTO Regions Abruzzo Liguria Basilicata Lombardia Calabria Marche Campania Molise Città del Piemonte Vaticano Puglia Emilia-Romagna Repubblica di Friuli-Venezia San Marino Giulia Sardegna Lazio Sicilia Toscana Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol Umbria Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste Veneto Province of Brindisi Territorial extension of Province of BRINDISI and related population density, population per gender and number of households, average age and incidence of foreigners TERRITORY DEMOGRAPHIC DATA Powered by Page 3 Region Puglia (YEAR 2019) L'azienda Contatti Login Urbistat on Linkedin Adminstat logo Sign BR DEMOGRAPHY InhabitantsECONOMY (N.)RANKINGS385,235 SEARCH ITALIA Municipality capital Brindisi Families (N.) 159,522 Municipalities in 20 Males (%) 48.4 Province Females (%) 51.6 Surface (Km2) 1,861.33 Foreigners (%) 3.0 Population density 207.0 (Inhabitants/Kmq) Average age 45.2 (years) Average annual variation -0.79 (2014/2019) MALES, FEMALES AND DEMOGRAPHIC BALANCE FOREIGNERS INCIDENCE (YEAR 2019) (YEAR 2019) Balance of nature [1], Migrat. -
Elenco Operatori Mercato Settimanale
MQ anno mese giorno NOME NATO IL NATO Manduria POSTO N POSTO SETTORE INDIRIZZO COGNOME num. Ordine cod. fiscale RESIDENZA/SEDE LUOGO DI NASCITA DI LUOGO anzianità maturata nel mercato di 1 1954 28/ 05/ 2012 GUIDERDONE GIUSEPPE DARIO MANDURIA 20/12/66 MANDURIA VIALE PICENO GDRGPP66T20E882U CALZATURE 11 10 X 6 = 60 2 1959 28/ 05/ 2012CAMPA SERGIO MANDURIA 06/12/72 MANDURIA CONTRADA POZZO CUPO CMPSRG72T06E882G MERCERIA MAGLIERIA 02 06 X 4 = 24 3 1964 28/ 05/ 2012 ACQUAVIVA ALESSANDRO MANDURIA 29/06/68 MANDURIA VIA C. FILOTICO CQVLSN68H29E882K MERCERIA MAGLIERIA 18 07 X 4 = 28 4 1970 28/ 05/ 2012 FUMAROLA DAVIDE CISTERNINO 30/05/83 MARTINA FRANCA VIA ALBEROBELLO 3^ TR. FMRDVD83E30E882Q ALIMENTARI frutta e verdura 06 X 4 = 24 5 1970 28/ 05/ 2012 VACCARO RAFFAELE MANDURIA 13/08/65 MANDURIA VIA XXV APRILE, 25 VCCRFL65M13E882K ALIMENTARI alimentari - frutta secca 87/BIS 06 X 4 = 24 6 1973 28/ 05/ 2012 ANDRIULO FERNANDO ANTONIO SAVA 20/02/66 SAVA VIA VERONA NDRFNN66B20I467D ABBIGLIAMENTO 05 14 X 6 = 84 7 1973 28/ 05/ 2012 LONGO GIACOMO FRANCAVILLA FONTANA 27/02/71 FRANCAVILLA FONTANA VIA DI VAGNO LNGGCM71B27D761O ABBIGLIAMENTO 14 X 6 = 84 8 1975 28/ 05/ 2012CARBONE EUPREPIO ORIA 10/02/52 TORRE SANTA SUSANNA C.DA SPINELLI CRBPRP52B10G0981 ALIMENTARI 53 06 X 4 = 24 9 1977 28/ 05/ 2012 AMMATURO COSIMO FRANCAVILLA FONTANA 22/07/56 FRANCAVILLA FONTANA VIA MANZONI MMTCSM56L22D761W MERCERIA MAGLIERIA 21 04 X 4 = 16 10 1977 28/ 05/ 2012 11 1977 28/ 05/ 2012COMES RONZINO COPERTINO 10/04/74 FRANCAVILLA FONTANA VIA PUCCINI CMSRZN74D10C978F ABBIGLIAMENTO -
Ostuni: Simply Market (Via Caduti Di Nassirya, 29)
WELCOME The Tramonti d’Itria staff welcome you! Let yourself be seduced by the beauty and fascination of our extraordinary countryside and enjoy a peaceful stay in the splendid Valley of Trulli. Our local knowledge is at your disposal. Come along and live a fantastic experience, whether touring by bike tour to explore the surrounding towns and coastline. On request it is possible to have a wine tasting, participate in a course for the preparation of the famous Apulian orecchiette or take a yoga course. HOUSE EQUIPTMENT ü You can find a washing machine and cleaning materials (soap, brush, etc.) available for the 3 apartments. ü We have 4 bicycles available to borrow free of charge, including 2 for children. Speak to the staff. ü There is a swimming pool available 24 hours / 7 days a week. ü There are two public areas for our guests where you can have lunch, work or have a relaxing time admiring the beautiful view. There are gazebos to provide shade and BBQ grills for your use. ü There are Free WiFi areas ü The apartments are non-smoking areas OUR RECOMMENDATIONS Where to buy groceries: • Contrada Galante: Bar/Minimarket: Pannofino (3 km away from us), on Fridays they make delicious panzerotti 080 4395485 • Martina Franca: Simply Market (Via della Resistenza, 15); Fragnelli (chesse and dairy products) via Mottola, 11 - 080 4838179. • Ostuni: Simply Market (Via caduti di Nassirya, 29) Where to eat: • Sun Coffee: (aperitifs and dinner, only in August events and 50mts away from us) • Contrada Galante: Sale e Pepe (pizzeria e braceria) (2,7 km) 3920662489. -
Concentrations and Allocation of NO2 Emissions to Different Sources in a Distinctive Italian Region After the COVID-19 Lockdown
Journal of Environmental Protection, 2020, 11, 690-708 https://www.scirp.org/journal/jep ISSN Online: 2152-2219 ISSN Print: 2152-2197 Concentrations and Allocation of NO2 Emissions to Different Sources in a Distinctive Italian Region after the COVID-19 Lockdown Marcello Ruberti*, Luigi Romano Department of Economic Sciences, University of Salento, Lecce, Italy How to cite this paper: Ruberti, M. and Abstract Romano, L. (2020) Concentrations and Allocation of NO2 Emissions to Different Nitrogen dioxide concentrations, being short-lived pollutants, are good indi- Sources in a Distinctive Italian Region after cators of changes in emission sources and economic slowdowns. This analysis the COVID-19 Lockdown. Journal of En- focuses on the Greater Salento region (Italy) and aims to monitor, by investi- vironmental Protection, 11, 690-708. https://doi.org/10.4236/jep.2020.119042 gating the relative sources, the changes of NO2 tropospheric concentrations notoriously related to vehicular traffic exhausts and, in general, to fossil fuel Received: July 31, 2020 combustion processes which are now apparently linked to many COVID-19 Accepted: September 8, 2020 Published: September 11, 2020 patients deaths. The principle objective of this paper is to map the tropos- pheric NO2 local distribution and to extrapolate, from the overall data of aver- Copyright © 2020 by author(s) and age daily concentrations of NO2 as recorded by the ARPA-Puglia ground-based Scientific Research Publishing Inc. monitoring stations, the single contributions and their mutual relationships This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International of the different diffuse emission sources (motor vehicles and domestic heat- License (CC BY 4.0). -
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Evaluation of crop irrigation water requirements in the Apulia region. Angela Maria Stella MATARRESE (Italy) Abstract This study has focussed on the assessment and quantification of crop irrigation water requirements (IWRs) in the Apulia region (Southern Italy) for the optimization of water use in agriculture. Regional climatic, pedologic and land use data have been applied to a computational model that has performed a monthly water balance for an average climatic year and has been implemented on a GIS platform with a view to estimate maximum IWRs and the requirements under regulated deficit irrigation (RDI). Estimates have been compared with the farmers’ actual supplies, previously determined for some areas and then extended to the entire region. A distributed approach has been used to take into account the spatial variability of climate and landscape features, and depletion coefficients (Kd) have been utilised to take account of the applied deficit. Results show that maximum IWRs are reduced by 19.4% with RDI and by 25.9% with the actual supplies. In conclusion, the strategy of RDI allows optimizing water use with respect to maximum requirements and to farmers’ actual supplies. Key words: irrigation water requirements; water balance model; deficit irrigation; Geographical Information System (GIS); water use optimization; Apulia region. Valutazione dei fabbisogni irrigui delle colture in Puglia. Angela Maria Stella MATARRESE Riassunto Questo studio è focalizzato sulla valutazione e la quantificazione del fabbisogno irriguo nella regione Puglia per l’ottimizzazione dell’uso dell’acqua in agricoltura. Dati climatici, pedologici e di uso del suolo su scala regionale sono stati applicati a un modello computazionale che ha eseguito un bilancio irriguo mensile per un anno climatico medio e che è stato implementato su una piattaforma GIS, al fine di stimare i fabbisogni irrigui massimi ed i fabbisogni irrigui in condizioni di stress idrico controllato. -
Latiano - Mesagne - Cittadella) - BRINDISI + Z
-/'t.Pbnnoij'i AUTOLINEA: CISTERNINO - (Speziale - Montalbano) - OSTUNI - CAROVIGNO - S.VITO - (Latiano - Mesagne - Cittadella) - BRINDISI + Z. I. ORARI IN VIGORE DAL 15 GENNAIO 2018 (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) Annuale Annuale Annuale Non Scol Annuale Annuale Non Scol L/V L/S L/V L/V L/V L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/S L/V L/S Cisternino (P.za Navigatori) 4:10 5:05 6:10 6:10 6:20 6:20 6:35 6:35 7:20 8:15 Cisternino (Ist. Pedagogico) 4:20 5:15 6:20 6:20 6:45 6:45 7:30 8:25 6:30 6:30 Speziale 6:40 6:40 Montalbano 6:45 6:45 Ostuni (V.le A.Moro) Ostuni (V.le dello Sport) (perc. A) 5:40 6:25 6:25 6:55 7:35 7:45 Ostuni (V.le A.Moro) 5:42 6:27 6:27 6:57 7:37 7:47 Ostuni (P.za Italia) (perc. B) 4:35 5:30 5:45 6:35 6:35 6:30 6:30 7:00 7.00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:40 7:40 7:45 7:50 8:45 Carovigno (Via Extr. S.Sabina) (perc.A) 6:40 6:40 7:00 7:00 Carovigno (C.so Umberto) (perc.B) 4:45 5:40 5:55 6:45 6:45 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:05 7:05 7:50 7:50 7:55 8:00 S.Vito dei N.ni (Via Carovigno) (perc.A) 4:50 5:45 6:05 6:55 6:55 6:55 6:55 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:15 7:15 8:00 8:05 8:10 8.10 S.Vito dei N.ni (Via Francavilla) (perc. -
Apulia a Journey Across All Seasons
Apulia A Journey across All Seasons Pocket Guide Mario Adda Editore Regione Puglia AreA Politiche Per lA Promozione del territorio, dei sAPeri e dei tAlenti Servizio Turismo – Corso Sonnino, 177 – cap 70121 Bari Tel. +39 080.5404765 – Fax +39 080.5404721 e-mail: [email protected] www.viaggiareinpuglia.it Text: Stefania Mola Translation: Christina Jenkner Photographs: Nicola Amato and Sergio Leonardi Drawings: Saverio Romito Layout: Vincenzo Valerio ISBN 9788880829362 © Copyright 2011 Mario Adda Editore via Tanzi, 59 - Bari Tel. e fax +39 080 5539502 www.addaeditore.it [email protected] Contents A Journey across All Seasons ....................................................pag. 7 A History ............................................................................................ 9 Buried Treasures ....................................................................................... 11 Taranto’s Treasure ........................................................................ 12 Egnazia ....................................................................................... 12 The Bronzes of Brindisi ............................................................... 13 The Vases of Ruvo ....................................................................... 13 Between Legend and Reality on the Hill of Cannae ....................... 14 Ostuni – Pre-Classical Civilizations ............................................... 14 Caves and Prayers ....................................................................... -
EGU2018-7918, 2018 EGU General Assembly 2018 © Author(S) 2018
Geophysical Research Abstracts Vol. 20, EGU2018-7918, 2018 EGU General Assembly 2018 © Author(s) 2018. CC Attribution 4.0 license. The Jonico-Salentino project: meteorology, air quality and health risks in the Apulia region (Italy) Riccardo Buccolieri (1), Alessandra Genga (1), Antonella De Donno (1), Tiziana Siciliano (1), Maria Siciliano (2), Francesco Bagordo (1), Tiziana Grassi (1), Gennaro Rispoli (3), Mattia Cavaiola (1), and Piero Lionello (1) (1) Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie Biologiche ed Ambientali, University of Salento, Lecce, Italy ([email protected]), (2) Dipartimento di Beni Culturali, University of Salento, Lecce, Italy, (3) Dipartimento di Matematica e Fisica, University of Salento, Lecce, Italy The Jonico-Salentino project (PJS) is funded by Apulia Region (Det. N. 188_RU - 10/11/2015) with the aim of assessing health risks in the provinces of Lecce, Taranto and Brindisi, where citizens are exposed to emissions from several sources (industry, biomass burning, vehicular, shipping and air traffic, natural radioactive sources). Several research and institutional groups are involved in the project. The goal is by the combination of meteorological, chemical and epidemiological results to assess the main sources of pollution and health risks for people living in the Jonico-Salentino area. Here we present the methodology and first meteorological, chemical and epidemiological analyses obtained by the University of Salento unit, which consists of the Laboratories of Micrometeorology, Environmental Chemistry and Hygiene. Three experimental campaigns (approximately one month each) have been performed in the cities of Galatina (province of Lecce), Torchiarolo (province of Brindisi) and Statte (province of Taranto) in spring and summer. Particulate matter (PM) has been sampled and micro-meteorological variables measured for evaluating the contribution of different sources on PM levels, Biological effects on residents have been then evaluated through a molecular-epidemiological study. -
Romanisation in the Brindisino, Southern Italy: a Preliminary Report Douwe Yntema
BaBesch 70 (1995) Romanisation in the Brindisino, southern Italy: a preliminary report Douwe Yntema I. INTRODUCTION Romanisation is a highly complicated matter in southern Italy. Here, there was no culture dialogue Romanisation is a widely and often indiscrimi- involving two parties only. In the period preceding nately used term. The process expressed by the the Roman incorporation (4th century B.C.) this word involves at least two parties: one of these is area was inhabited by several different groups: rel- the Roman world and the other party or parties is ative latecomers were the Greek-speaking people or are one or more non-Roman societies. These who had emigrated from present-day Greece and are the basic ingredients which are present in each the west coast of Asia Minor to Italy in the 8th, 7th definition, be it explicit or implicit, of that term. and 6th centuries; they lived mainly in the coastal Many scholars have given their views on what strip on the Gulf of Taranto. Other (‘native') they think it should mean. Perhaps the most satis- groups had lived in southern Italy since the Bronze factory definition was formulated by Martin Age. Some groups in present-day Calabria and Milett. In his view, Romanisation is not just Campania displayed initially close links with the another word to indicate Roman influence: ‘it is urnfield cultures of Central Italy. Comparable a process of dialectical change rather than the groups, living mainly in present-day Apulia and influence of one … culture upon others' (Millett Basilicata and having closely similar material cul- 1990).