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The Feltre-Belluno valley – “Valbelluna” in Italian (FEBEL here, for our initiative) – is part of the province of Belluno, one of the seven provinces of Veneto, the largest of these. The territory of the Province is almost all included in the Piave river basin. The river reaches the Adriatic Sea near Venice and has been the steadiest and oldest link in the Belluno area with the Republic of Venice. The river waters were in fact used to transport the magnificent trunks of beeches, firs and larches that populated – and still populate – the Dolomites, to the Arsenal of Venice, the splendid mountains that make the province of Belluno an alpine area of great environmental and cultural value.

La valle di Feltre-Belluno – “Valbelluna” in italiano, (FEBEL per la nostra iniziativa) – fa parte della provincia di Belluno, una delle sette province del Veneto, la più grande tra queste. Il territorio della Provincia è quasi tutto compreso nel bacino idrico del fiume Piave. Il fiume raggiunge il mare Adriatico vicino a Venezia ed è stato il collegamento più saldo e più antico del territorio bellunese con la Repubblica di Venezia. Le acque fluviali furono infatti utilizzate per trasportare nell’Arsenale di Venezia i magnifici tronchi di faggi, abeti e larici che popolavano – e tuttora popolano – le Dolomiti, le splendide montagne che fanno della provincia di Belluno un’area alpina di grandissimo valore ambientale e culturale.

La La città radicale di Ludovico Quaroni_08 luglio 2019, Aula Magna Valle Giulia

Title: Resisting Urban Anemia: experiences and perspectives

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Coastal and Internal Settlements Adaption to Climate Change  | 14/10/2016 | Rome Conference

Organizers:

UNESCO Chair in “Sustainable Urban Quality and Urban Culture, notably in Africa”, Sapienza University of Rome
Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto, Sapienza Università di Roma
Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA.

Lucio Barbera
The Chair-holder

Conference | 14 October 2016 | UNESCO Chair in “Sustainable Urban Quality and Urban Culture, notably in Africa”, Sapienza University of Rome

Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto, Sapienza Università di Roma – Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA
Coastal and Internal Settlements Adaptation to Climate Change

Facoltà di Architettura, Sapienza Università di Roma, Piazza Borghese, 9 – Aula Magna

Morning: 9:30 – Chair: Lucio Barbera, Martha Kohen

Introduction and greetings – 9:30-10:00

Renato Masiani, Sapienza Vice-Rector

Lucio Ubertini, UNESCO Chair Water Resources Management, H2CU Sapienza

Anna Maria Giovenale, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture Sapienza

Piero Ostilio Rossi, Director of Department of Architecture and Design Sapienza

Presentation of the Conference – 10:00-10:15

Lucio Valerio Barbera, UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Urban Quality, Sapienza University of Rome

Martha Kohen, Director Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA

Keynote Speech – 10:15-10:45

Franco Prodi, CNR – ISAC (Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate) – The Problem of Climate Change: scientific forecast or scenarios?

Research Presentation – 11:00-11:30 

Francesco Napolitano, Sapienza University of Rome – Adaptation and mitigation strategies for flood risk in urban areas

Nancy Clark, Director Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA – Sea Level Rise and the Future of Coastal Urban Settlements; the case of Florida 

Miami Urban Future Workshop: Sea Level Rise and the Future of Coastal Settlements – 11:30-13:00

Nancy Clark, Director Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA – Overall organization of the workshop (NYC, Mississippi Delta, Miami)

Martha Kohen, Director Consortium of Hydro-generated Urbanism, University of Florida, USA – The premise of the sites: Three Waterfronts Miami 

Tomaso Monestiroli, Politecnico di Milano; Silvia Aloisio, PhD Sapienza; Francesco Menegatti, Politecnico di Milano – Miami Urban Future Workshop Results 

Nancy Clark, CHU UF; Valentino Matteis, PhD Sapienza; Dario Orlando, PhD Sapienza; Anna Irene Del Monaco, Sapienza – Project Development by Sapienza and CHU UF students

Discussion Session – 13:00-13:30 – Moderator  Lucio Valerio Barbera

Alessandra Capuano Sapienza University of Rome, Patrizia Trovalusci Sapienza University of Rome, Francesca Giofrè Sapienza University of Rome

Lunch Break:  13:30

Afternoon: 14:30 – Chair: Anna Irene Del Monaco, Sapienza University of Rome

Introduction – 14:30-15:00 

Lucio Valerio Barbera, UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Urban Quality and Urban Culture, notably in Africa – What message from Venice?

Research Presentation – 15:00-17:30

Orazio Carpenzano, Sapienza University of Rome – Chioggia, the harbour and the city

Carlo Cecere, Sapienza University of Rome – The River Tiber Estuary and the coast of Rome 

Antonino Saggio, Sapienza University of Rome – Tevere Cavo. An ecological infrastruture among past and future 

Nabil el Hady, Cairo University (Egypt) – On a Search for a decent survival

Robinson Manguro, Kenyatta National Hospital (Kenya) – Sea level rise and the Kenyan coastal infrastructure

Zhengxu Zhou, Tsinghua University – Climate Adaptability of Mountainous Minorities. Villages in Southwest China

Belula Tecle Misghina, Sapienza University of Rome – Eritrea Coast and Climate Change

Francesca Giofrè, Sapienza University of Rome – Tools for regeneration of the ‘urban’ settlements in Central and South America

Conclusions and launching new international group and future meetings –17:30-18:00
Lucio Barbera; Martha Kohen.