Patrizia Sulis
Biographic Data
| ID | 5917850 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrizia Sulis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrizia |
| FAMILY NAME | Sulis |
| SIGNATURE | SULIS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Joint Research Centre |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2301-4507 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Towards a Comparison of the Semantic Information of Pan-European Open Building Data
Open, non-governmental building datasets have become increasingly important for urban analysis, exposure modelling, and policy support. Despite their growing use, little is known about the consistency, completeness, and comparability of the semantic information they provide at a continental scale. This study presents the first systematic comparison of the semantic attributes of six major pan-European open building datasets—OpenStreetMap, EUBUCCO,…
Who can access what? Uncovering urban inequality in access to service for senior citizens
The scarcity or lack of access to essential services at the local and neighbourhood levels in cities can result in significant spatial inequalities, as some areas and their residents can deal with disadvantages and a lower quality of daily life. In particular, the spatial distribution and the variety of amenities at the local scale represent an important feature of the liveliness of places. The local availability and access to essential services …
Computational social science in regional analysis and the European real estate market
The recent so-called 'data revolution' offers unprecedented opportunities to innovate regional policies.New data sources are being widely used by the scientific community, however their uptake is far from being systematic in the policy cycle, where data innovation can improve territorial impact assessment.This paper presents a survey on the use of non-traditional data in the context of regional policy, together with a case study on real estate ma…
Understanding and predicting the occurrence of void street interfaces
Void street interfaces (VSIs) – building plinths with restricted visual interaction, accessibility, and public use – constitute an urban feature often associated with undermining the public domain, limiting free access and preventing interaction between social groups. Moreover, VSIs have been described as products of inequality designed to segregate and hinder integration between public and private urban spaces. This study assesses VSIs across si…
Are remote rural areas in Europe remarkable? Challenges and opportunities
Remote rural areas are facing strong demographic and socioeconomic challenges as being far from a city can limit social and economic interaction opportunities. This study analyses the EU remote rural areas based on a set of selected indicators related to demographic, economic, accessibility, connectivity, biodiversity, land use and geographical context. Spatial cluster techniques revealed that half of the remote rural areas are in a disadvantaged…
Are remote rural areas in Europe remarkable? Challenges and opportunities
Remote rural areas are facing strong demographic and socioeconomic challenges as being far from a city can limit social and economic interaction opportunities. This study analyses the EU remote rural areas based on a set of selected indicators related to demographic, economic, accessibility, connectivity, biodiversity, land use and geographical context. Spatial cluster techniques revealed that half of the remote rural areas are in a disadvantaged…
Computational social science in regional analysis and the European real estate market
The recent so-called 'data revolution' offers unprecedented opportunities to innovate regional policies.New data sources are being widely used by the scientific community, however their uptake is far from being systematic in the policy cycle, where data innovation can improve territorial impact assessment.This paper presents a survey on the use of non-traditional data in the context of regional policy, together with a case study on real estate ma…
Understanding and predicting the occurrence of void street interfaces
Void street interfaces (VSIs) – building plinths with restricted visual interaction, accessibility, and public use – constitute an urban feature often associated with undermining the public domain, limiting free access and preventing interaction between social groups. Moreover, VSIs have been described as products of inequality designed to segregate and hinder integration between public and private urban spaces. This study assesses VSIs across si…
Are remote rural areas in Europe remarkable? Challenges and opportunities
Remote rural areas are facing strong demographic and socioeconomic challenges as being far from a city can limit social and economic interaction opportunities. This study analyses the EU remote rural areas based on a set of selected indicators related to demographic, economic, accessibility, connectivity, biodiversity, land use and geographical context. Spatial cluster techniques revealed that half of the remote rural areas are in a disadvantaged…
Who can access what? Uncovering urban inequality in access to service for senior citizens
The scarcity or lack of access to essential services at the local and neighbourhood levels in cities can result in significant spatial inequalities, as some areas and their residents can deal with disadvantages and a lower quality of daily life. In particular, the spatial distribution and the variety of amenities at the local scale represent an important feature of the liveliness of places. The local availability and access to essential services …
Computational social science in regional analysis and the European real estate market
The recent so-called 'data revolution' offers unprecedented opportunities to innovate regional policies.New data sources are being widely used by the scientific community, however their uptake is far from being systematic in the policy cycle, where data innovation can improve territorial impact assessment.This paper presents a survey on the use of non-traditional data in the context of regional policy, together with a case study on real estate ma…
Towards a Comparison of the Semantic Information of Pan-European Open Building Data
Open, non-governmental building datasets have become increasingly important for urban analysis, exposure modelling, and policy support. Despite their growing use, little is known about the consistency, completeness, and comparability of the semantic information they provide at a continental scale. This study presents the first systematic comparison of the semantic attributes of six major pan-European open building datasets—OpenStreetMap, EUBUCCO,…
Business (3 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (3 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Population (2 works) · Socioeconomic status (2 works) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (2 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (2 works) · 3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications (1 work) · Architectural engineering (1 work)