9° INU STUDY DAY OF INU ITALIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

9° INU STUDY DAY OF INU
ITALIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF URBAN PLANNING
Green and Blue Infrastructures, Virtual, Cultural and Social Networks
Naples, December, 18-19 2015
Department of Architecture – University of Naples Federico II
Via Forno Vecchio 36 - Naples
CALL FOR PAPERS
Urban infrastructures are the public part of cities, although their hubs are often
grafted in private lots and buildings. The 9° Study Day is aimed at considering
these nets in all their declinations as: public spaces of encounters, service
and expression of symbols and culture of people, and factors of their identity;
a complex of both eco-systemic services and resilience tools; material and
immaterial media; public and private transport service support; net of
distribution of energy, including technology of generation and saving with a
more and more extended use of renewable sources; system of circularization
of natural resources - as water and raw materials, including the waste cycle
for the three R’s - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – rules.
Although each sectorial approach and specific point of view maintains its
value of knowledge and proposal, the call for paper encourages transversal
and interdisciplinary studies which are capable to illustrate the complexity of
the infrastructures where the aforementioned aspects and synergy among
them are synthetized and exalt the proposals.
Centrality of nets and infrastructures for cities of tomorrow are determined by
the current crisis, a real turning point which constrains to think at a whole
renovation of human settlement to make it sustainable and remedy social
inequality.
A vision of life in harmony with nature is more and more diffused within the
nowadays culture and puts in evidence a question of technical coherence
whose consequences imply a revolution of consolidated disciplinary
acquisition together with the reformulation of specific repeatable solutions.
Only a wide collective job which face the more different aspects of the urban
armature and its public skeleton may delineate the city skyline capable to
answer to the different skills currently required. This city has a responsibility of
management of the space which is not anymore limited to little urbanized
areas but extends its influence to the whole globe trough the process of
urbanization and suburban extension.
In continuity with the 8° Inu Study Day, the implementation of innovative
solutions on the material and immaterial net and infrastructure systems
constitute a guide to orient urban policies investing on wide works and which,
although with a limited succession of interventions, progressively realize the
whole urban regeneration. The relationships between old and new
connections make arise new kinds of virtual, social and cultural nets due to
always more complex demands of connections among places, people and
temporalities. Communities, boundaries and thicknesses require a redefinition
of both formal and informal practices, protocols, policies, planning tools.
Decision makers and citizens need knowledge which can mature in the
framework of the urban planning discipline, also using its traditional opening
to the other scientific knowledge for a cost-benefit analysis of the renewal and
direct the investment of the resources assisted by reliable estimates of the
effects.
The aforementioned questions will be discussed in the following tracks:
1. Resilience
Coordinator: Carlo Gasparrini
Discussant: Franco Rossi
2. Urban Regeneration
Coordinator: Michelangelo Savino
Discussant: Michele Talia
3. Transport infrastructures and prospects of multi-network integration
Coordinator: Sandro Fabbro
Discussant: Carlo Alberto Barbieri
4. Planning of parks
Coordinator: Massimo Sargolini
Discussant: Paolo La Greca
5. Green and blue infratsructures
Coordinator: Massimo Angrilli
Discussant: Carmelo Torre
6. Landscape
Coordinator: Roberto Bobbio
Discussant: Piero Properzi
7. Metabolism: creative networks
Coordinator: Maurizio Carta
Discussant: Giuseppe De Luca
8. Social and public space networks
Coordinator: Roberto Gerundo
Discussant: Laura Ricci
9. Network design
Coordinator: Romano Fistola
Discussant: Giuseppe Las Casas
10. Interconnections and multiconnections
Coordinator: Roberto Mascarucci
Discussant: Fabrizio Mangoni
DEADLINES
20 September 2015 Abstract for relations (800 characters), special sessions
(800 characters) and round tables submission (800 characters)
25 September 2015 Communication of acceptance
20 October 2015 Final paper submission
PAPER SUBMISSION
The full papers should respect the following formats:
Short text: 8,000 characters including spaces
Short text with 1 image: 6,500 characters including spaces
Long text: 20,000 characters including spaces
Long text: with 1 image: 18,000 characters including spaces
Papers should be sent at:
[email protected], with indication of the
following object: “Author_ IXINU _Theme ..”
The acceptance is based on anonymous evaluation by a Scientific
Committee.
Following the acceptance of the abstract the authors will receive the author’s
Guidelines.
ROUND TABLES
Round Tables can be organized according with the main Conference topics or
other related themes.
The proposal of 800 characters should indicate title, relators (minimum 5) and
a short abstract.
All accepted papers will be published on Urbanistica Informazioni Online
journal (with ISSN).
CONFERENCE FEES
- 150 EURO for non INU members
- 100 EURO for INU members
- 40 EURO for students (including the inscription to INU)
- 40 EURO for non-author and Round table participants
Those who wish to join Inu association during the Study Day will benefit
of a reduced registration fee of € 50 (instead of € 75 membership fee).
The participation fee has to be paid through bank transfer to INU,
ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI URBANISTICA - SEZIONE CAMPANIA
- Banca CARIPARMA E PIACENZA, Ag. 3 di Napoli, IBAN:
IT19Z0623003539000035313974, Shift CRPPIT2P464, reason: “IX Study
DAY INU Fee”. Evidence of the fee payment must be included in the same
email used for final paper submission.
GENERAL CHAIRS
Francesco Domenico Moccia and Marichela Sepe
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Silvia Viviani,Francesco Domenico Moccia, Marichela Sepe, Carlo Gasparrini,
Franco Rossi, Michelangelo Savino, Michele Talia,Sandro Fabbro,Carlo
Alberto Barbieri, Massimo Sargolini, Paolo La Greca, Massimo Angrilli,
Carmelo Torre, Roberto Bobbio, Piero Properzi, Maurizio Carta, Giuseppe De
Luca, Roberto Gerundo, Laura Ricci, Romano Fistola, Giuseppe Las Casas,
Roberto Mascarucci,Fabrizio Mangoni,
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