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Flavio Dobran Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES IN HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS Edited by Flavio Dobran RESILIENZA E SOSTENIBILITA` DELLE CITTA` IN AMBIENTI PERICOLOSI Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES IN HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS Edited by Flavio Dobran RESILIENZA E SOSTENIBILITA` DELLE CITTA` IN AMBIENTI PERICOLOSI Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York c 2019 Editor GVES Napoli – New York Internet: www.gvess.org ISBN 978-88-903183-1-3 Global Volcanic and Environmental Systems Simulation Napoli – New York Resilience and Sustainability of Cities in Hazardous Environments c 2019 GVES, Napoli – New York, ISBN 978-88-903183-1-3 Contents/Contenuti Preface ...................................................................ix Prefazione ..............................................................xix Conference Opening and Closing ....................................xxix Apertura e chiusura del convegno THEME: Hazards and Vulnerabilities of Cities in Hazardous Environments .................................................1 Pericoli e vulnerabilit`a delle citt`a in ambienti pericolosi Cities in Hazardous Environments, Risk Assessment, Resilience, and Sustainability: F. Dobran (Keynote) . ..................................3 Citt`a in ambienti pericolosi, valutazione del rischio, resilienza e sostenibilit`a KnowingthePasttoProjecttheFuture:A.Imperatrice ...................38 Conoscere il passato per progettare il futuro Human Resilience in the Neapolitan Volcanic Area: C. Scarpati (Keynote) . 47 Resilienza umana nell’area vulcanica napoletana NDSHA – Reliable Paradigm for Seismic Hazard Assessment: G.F.Panza(Keynote) .....................................................52 NDSHA – Paradigma affidabile per la valutazione del pericolo sismico Time Dependent Neo-Deterministic Seismic Hazard Scenarios: Recent Achievements in Italy: A. Peresan, V. Kossobokov, M. Crespi .......57 Scenari a rischio sismico neo-deterministico dipendente dal tempo: risultati recenti ottenuti in Italia Seismic Hazard Assessment of Apennine Tectonic Events at Naples: C.Nunziata,M.R.Costanzo ...............................................64 Valutazione del pericolo sismico degli eventi tettonici appenninici a Napoli Seismic Hazard Assessment and Risk Mitigation at Ischia Island (Naples, Southern Italy): A Paradigm for Seismic Risk Management in Italy: G.DeNatale,G.F.Panza,S.Petrazzuoli,F.Romanelli ....................72 Valutazione del pericolo sismico e mitigazione del rischio nell’isola di Ischia (Napoli, Sud Italia): un paradigma per la gestione del rischio sismico in Italia Global Volcanic Simulator: Assessment of Multiple Hazards of Cities onVolcanoes:F.Dobran ...................................................85 Simulatore Vulcanico Globale: valutazione di molteplici pericoli delle citt`a sui vulcani Robustness and Progressive Collapse of New and Existing City Structures:A.Formisano(Keynote) ......................................106 Robustezza e crollo progressivo delle strutture urbane nuove ed esistenti iii Resilience and Sustainability of Cities in Hazardous Environments c 2019 GVES, Napoli – New York, ISBN 978-88-903183-1-3 Parametric Estimation of Seismic Impact Scenarios and Expected Losses at Urban Scale: Case Study of Historical Center of Sant’Antimo inNapoli(Italy):N.Chieffo,A.Formisano,T.M.Ferreira .................120 Stima parametrica degli scenari di impatto sismico e perdite attese a scala urbana: caso di studio del centro storico di Sant’Antimo a Napoli (Italia) Knowledge Levels Influence on the Retrofitting Cost Assessment of a SchoolBuilding:A.Miano,G.Chiumiento,A.Formisano,A.Prota .......125 Influenza dei livelli di conoscenza sulla valutazione dei costi di riqualificazione di un edificio scolastico Life Cycle Assessment: A Case Study on the Environmental Comparison Between Steel and Glued Laminated Timber Structures: G. Chiumiento, A.Formisano .............................................................131 Valutazione del ciclo di vita: un caso di studio sul confronto ambientale tra acciaio e strutture in legno lamellare incollato Modal Parameters Identification on Environmental Tests of Ancient Bell Towers and Model Validation: F. Clementi, S. Lenci, E. Ribilotta, E.Giordano ..............................................................137 Identificazione dei parametri modali su test ambientali di campane antiche e convalida dei modelli New Simplified Method for Seismic Behaviour Evaluation of Structural Units in Masonry Aggregates: G. Chiumiento, A. Formisano, E. Grande, A.Pelliccio ...............................................................145 Nuovo metodo semplificato per la valutazione del comportamento sismico delle unit`a strutturali negli aggregati della muratura Innovative Techniques for Masonry Ancient Buildings Conservation: M.Laterza,M.D’Amato,V.M.Casamassima,M.Signorelli ..............152 Tecniche innovative per la conservazione degli edifici antichi in muratura Seismic Retrofitting of an Existing RC School Building: BIM Modelling and Life Cycle Assessment: A. Formisano, G. Chiumiento. ................157 Retrofitting sismico su un edificio scolastico esistente RC: modellizzazione BIM e valutazione del ciclo di vita Comparative Seismic Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Methods for Building Aggregates in Old Towns: N. Chieffo, A. Formisano . ............164 Vulnerabilit`a sismica comparativa e metodi di valutazione del rischio per gliaggregatidiedificineicentristorici Life Cycle Assessment for Vertical Addition Interventions of Existing MasonryBuildings:G.Chiumiento,G.DiLorenzo,A.Formisano .........170 Valutazione del ciclo di vita per interventi di aggiunta verticale di edifici in muratura esistenti Preventive Conservation of Monuments Based on DELPHI Method and Fuzzy Logic: R. Ortiz, M.A. Garrido-Vizuete, A.J. Prieto . ..............177 Conservazione dei monumenti basata sul metodo DELPHI e Fuzzy Logic iv Resilience and Sustainability of Cities in Hazardous Environments c 2019 GVES, Napoli – New York, ISBN 978-88-903183-1-3 Vulnerability, Digital Image Analysis and 3D-Documentation Applied to the Study of Building Resilience: R. Ortiz, P. Ortiz, J. Benitez ............181 Vulnerabilit`a, analisi delle immagini digitali e documentazione 3D applicate allo studio della resilienza degli edifici Diagnosis and Monitoring for the Evaluation and Reduction of Seismic Risk of the Historical Heritage of Sassi of Matera: M Laterza, M.D’Amato,V.M.Casamassima,M.Signorelli ...........................186 Diagnosi e monitoraggio per la valutazione e riduzione del rischio sismico del patrimonio storico in muratura dei Sassi di Matera NDSHA Scenario-Based Seismic Hazard Assessment: F. Romanelli . .......191 NDSHA Valutazione del pericolo sismico basato sugli scenari NDSHA Computational Aspects of the Neo-Deterministic Seismic Hazard Assessment: F. Vaccari, A. Magrin ................................202 NDSHA Aspetti computazionali della valutazione del rischio sismico neo-deterministico THEME: Education/Educazione .....................................213 Vesuvius between history, art, science, and management of public affairs: G.Paolella(Keynote) ....................................................215 Il Vesuvio tra storia, arte, scienza e gestione della cosa pubblica Vesuvius Risk Education Involving Clarity, Common Sense, and Perseverance:G.Gambardella ............................................220 Educazione rischio-Vesuvio tra chiarezza, buon senso e perseveranza Teaching Volcanic Risk in Castellammare di Stabia and Gragnano: I.Mascolo ................................................................231 Insegnamento del rischio vulcanico a Castellammare di Stabia e Gragnano Activities of Education and Information of the Populations Exposed to Volcanic Risk: L. Altavilla . .............................................239 Attivit`a di educazione ed informazione delle popolazioni esposte al rischio vulcanico Environmental Ethics: Education for Responsibility and Awareness: M.Salvatore ..............................................................251 Etica ambientale: educazione alla responsabilit`aedallaconsapevolezza National Indications and New Scenarios: Active Citizenship and Sustainability in the School Curriculum: F. Nocera ....................... 259 Indicazioni nazionali e nuovi scenari: cittadinanza attiva e sostenibilit`a nel Curricolo di Scuola Promoting Knowledge and Risk Education in the Neapolitan Area: F.Dobran,A.Imperatrice ................................................264 Promozione della conoscenza e della educazione del rischio nell’area napoletana v Resilience and Sustainability of Cities in Hazardous Environments c 2019 GVES, Napoli – New York, ISBN 978-88-903183-1-3 THEME: Pathways and Resilience to Sustainability of Cities in Hazardous Environments ...............................275 Percorsi e resilienza alla sostenibilit`a delle citt`a in ambienti pericolosi Sustainable and Disaster Resilient Urban Development, India: A Comparative Study of 10 Cities to Draw Lesson for South Asia: R. Magotra (Keynote) , J.K. Parikh, M. Shaw, A. Kaushik ................277 Sviluppo urbano sostenibile e resiliente ai disastri, India: uno studio comparativo su 10 citt`a per trarre lezioni in Asia meridionale Making Cities Transitions Work: Searching
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