A multi-criteria approach for urban mobility project selection in medium-sized cities

Silva, Rodrigo Rodrigues da; Santos, Gilson Ditzel; Setti, Dalmarino

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.104096

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“…In terms of plans, strategies, and transformative methods toward resilient, sustainable models, medium-sized cities have received less attention than their metropolitan surroundings. It is a symptom of obvious functional constraints related to minor capacities in economic (amounts and types of investments, environmental uncertainty), institutional (time and budget for multi-criteria decision-making, less developed data infrastructures), and technical (skills and staff size) capacities in dealing with these complex processes of urban transformation [44]. Despite these constraints, medium-sized cities have unique opportunities [45].…”

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Widespread Urban Regeneration of Existing Residential Areas in European Medium-Sized Cities—A Framework to Locate Redevelopment Interventions

Carra,

Caselli,

Rossetti

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Within the scientific debate on urban regeneration, this paper intends to question possible planning techniques to address the implementation of widespread regeneration interventions in obsolete residential areas within medium-sized European cities, with particular attention to constructing a cognitive framework to locate redevelopment interventions. The widespread urban regeneration approach has yet to be sufficiently explored in the scientific literature, which focuses much more on replacing large derelict areas, though it seems particularly relevant for research and urban practice. This paper aims to illustrate a methodological framework for defining obsolete and degraded areas (at the block scale) suitable for redevelopment. Various criteria are considered, e.g., land use, buildings’ dating, state of preservation, population density, public spaces, and facility provision, and degree of accessibility. The methodological framework is then tested in the medium-sized Italian city of Parma. Data set parameters and threshold values to quantify the previously introduced criteria and perform GIS-based statistical and spatial analysis. The results show 96 areas potentially in need of regeneration, providing an opportunity to reflect on the criteria of suitability and priority for transformation and the framework of past and future planning scenarios.

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confidence: 99%

Widespread Urban Regeneration of Existing Residential Areas in European Medium-Sized Cities—A Framework to Locate Redevelopment Interventions

Carra,

Caselli,

Rossetti

et al. 2023

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An evaluation methodological approach to support the definition of effective urban projects: A case study in the city of Rome (Italy)

Tajani,

Morano,

Di Liddo

et al. 2024

Sustainable Development

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The urban policies for the sustainable development of the territories are focused on the definition of effective regeneration projects. Within the design and ideas competitions, the evaluation of the proposals constitutes a crucial step in the decision‐making processes. During the last decades, the participatory approach has played a central role for the selection of initiatives in line with the changing framework of the communities' needs. The present research aims to propose and test an evaluation methodological approach to support choice processes for the identification of the “best” project solution among different hypotheses. The methodology is articulated in seven phases and integrates different tools (context analysis, econometric technique, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats analysis, A'WOT method). It addresses the various subjects involved in the mechanisms of identifying the initiatives to be implemented in the territory, that is, (i) the Public Administrations to guide the selection of the most suitable scenarios based on the reference context, (ii) the planners to provide guidelines for the formulation of intervention plans that are effective and appropriate for the reference context, and (iii) the private investors to carry out financially feasible initiatives. The implementation of the proposed evaluation approach to a case study regarding a district in Rome (Italy) allows to test its user‐friendliness in the processes of project alternative selection, in which different proposals are provided. The practical implications of the tool concerns its ability to support the determination of the criteria and the relative weights to be considered in the calls for the project competitions.

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Selection of Environmentally Sustainable Means of Urban Mobility During Daily Population Migration in Order to Satisfy the Need for Transportation Using Methods of Multicriteria Analysis

Sarajlić,

Omerhodžić,

Džananović

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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A multi-criteria approach for urban mobility project selection in medium-sized cities

Cited by 12 publications

References 48 publications

Widespread Urban Regeneration of Existing Residential Areas in European Medium-Sized Cities—A Framework to Locate Redevelopment Interventions

Widespread Urban Regeneration of Existing Residential Areas in European Medium-Sized Cities—A Framework to Locate Redevelopment Interventions

An evaluation methodological approach to support the definition of effective urban projects: A case study in the city of Rome (Italy)

Selection of Environmentally Sustainable Means of Urban Mobility During Daily Population Migration in Order to Satisfy the Need for Transportation Using Methods of Multicriteria Analysis

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