Participation in the course offers the opportunity to practice the use of GIS to study and geo-reference phenomena such as marginality, exclusion, vulnerability in a socio-territorial key, sustainable development (Agenda 2030, UN) and, therefore, develop analytical skills useful for planning, managing and implementing interventions social and personal support.
The teaching includes lectures and laboratory activities focused on the use of desktop GIS programs.
main approaches and methods
Attendance is strongly recommended
The course focuses on the concepts, methodology and techniques that contribute to the sociological study of the change in urban societies.
It consists of three phases: an introduction aimed at presenting the "resources" available for socio-territorial analysis;
the second is an application centered on analysis tools and processes;
finally, the third is of a planning and exploratory type and serves as an exercise in the formulation of research questions and hypotheses, in the correct use of data and in the critical interpretation of the results.
Lipari L. (2019), Scenari dello Stretto. Attrattività, mutamenti e nuova morfologia socio-territoriale, Franco Angeli, Milano, 2019.
Subjects | Text References | |
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1 | Do a socio-territorial research | Battaglini E. (2014), Sviluppo territoriale. Dal disegno della ricerca alla valutazione dei risultati. |
2 | The geo-referenced analysis of the territorial system | Battaglini E. (2014), Sviluppo territoriale. Dal disegno della ricerca alla valutazione dei risultati. |
3 | Socio-territorial approach applied to the Mediterranean context | Lipari L. (2019), Scenari dello Stretto. |
The test will be practical and will require the use of a GIS software for the creation of territorial cartography.