Figueira, J., Greco, S., Ehrgott, M.: Multicriteria Decision Analysis: State of the art Surveys, Springer-Verlag, New York, NY, 2016

Krstić, Ana

doi:10.5937/ekonhor1802189k

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“…Amongst the different weighting methods delivered by MCDA techniques, e.g. pairwise comparisons (Saaty, 1987) or sorting (Ishizaka and Miccoli, 2017), SMARTER facilitates the experts in the rank of sets of criteria according to their importance (Saaty, 1987; Ishizaka and Miccoli, 2017; Krstić et al. , 2016; Assumma et al.…”

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Documenting cultural heritage in an INSPIRE-based 3D GIS for risk and vulnerability analysis

Colucci

Matrone

Noardo

et al. 2022

JCHMSD

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PurposeThe study, within the Increasing Resilience of Cultural Heritage (ResCult) project, aims to support civil protection to prevent, lessen and mitigate disasters impacts on cultural heritage using a unique standardised-3D geographical information system (GIS), including both heritage and risk and hazard information.Design/methodology/approachA top-down approach, starting from existing standards (an INSPIRE extension integrated with other parts from the standardised and shared structure), was completed with a bottom-up integration according to current requirements for disaster prevention procedures and risk analyses. The results were validated and tested in case studies (differentiated concerning the hazard and type of protected heritage) and refined during user forums.FindingsBesides the ensuing reusable database structure, the filling with case studies data underlined the tough challenges and allowed proposing a sample of workflows and possible guidelines. The interfaces are provided to use the obtained knowledge base.Originality/valueThe increasing number of natural disasters could severely damage the cultural heritage, causing permanent damage to movable and immovable assets and tangible and intangible heritage. The study provides an original tool properly relating the (spatial) information regarding cultural heritage and the risk factors in a unique archive as a standard-based European tool to cope with these frequent losses, preventing risk.

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Documenting cultural heritage in an INSPIRE-based 3D GIS for risk and vulnerability analysis

Colucci

Matrone

Noardo

et al. 2022

JCHMSD

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“…The Simple Multi-Attribute Rating Technique Extended to Ranking (SMARTER) is a type of Multicriteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) [33,34] finalized to rank a series of elements for elicitating the weights [23,24]. In this paper, the SMARTER method has been considered for its versatility and pratical usefulness in supporting the decision makers, in the field of cultural heritage.…”

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Definition of a Risk Assessment Model within a European Interoperable Database Platform (EID) for Cultural Heritage

Appiotti

Assumma

Bottero

et al. 2020

Journal of Cultural Heritage

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“…The rod outer segment (ROS) is a highly modified primary cilium where photons of light are captured by Rhodopsin proteins and transduced into changes in membrane potential that alter synaptic neurotransmitter release. The ROS has the typical ciliary microtubular axoneme but additionally holds hundreds of densely packed, stacked, discrete intramembranous discs containing the phototransduction machinery (1300-1500 discs in a human ROS) enclosed by the plasma membrane [1]. The ROS is about 10 times longer, volume about 250-300 times greater, and membrane area nearly 1000 times greater than a typical primary cilium [2] [3].…”

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Overexpression of Rheb, a positive Tor regulator, reveals principles of rod outer segment size control

Gilliam,

Willoughby,

Annan

et al. 2023

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The outer segment of retinal rod photoreceptors is a highly modified cilium with the typical ciliary microtubular axoneme but additionally there are hundreds of densely packed, stacked, discrete intramembranous discs containing phototransduction machinery. The outer segment is continuously regenerated or renewed throughout the life of the animal through the combined processes of proximal growth and distal shedding. Since the pioneering experiments decades ago that demonstrated the process of rod outer segment renewal very little research has been directed towards understanding mechanistic principles of renewal and homeostasis, and many important questions remain unaddressed. The rod outer segment is a prime example of tight size control that is amenable to experimental and computational analyses. This study uses zebrafish molecular genetics with high resolution imaging, quantitative analyses, and computational modeling to uncover principles that regulate rod outer segment homeostatic length control. By genetically increasing rod outer segment growth, we show that outer segments lengthen and shedding does not accelerate to offset this added growth.

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Figueira, J., Greco, S., Ehrgott, M.: Multicriteria Decision Analysis: State of the art Surveys, Springer-Verlag, New York, NY, 2016

Cited by 15 publications

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Documenting cultural heritage in an INSPIRE-based 3D GIS for risk and vulnerability analysis

Documenting cultural heritage in an INSPIRE-based 3D GIS for risk and vulnerability analysis

Definition of a Risk Assessment Model within a European Interoperable Database Platform (EID) for Cultural Heritage

Overexpression of Rheb, a positive Tor regulator, reveals principles of rod outer segment size control

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