1. Rome UrbanSim the metropolitan area Armando Montanari Sapienza Università di Roma

5. Adriatic-Tyrrhenian Metropolitan Area

6. n the 1960s his urban and regional research sparked geography's "quantitative revolution" and made him the most-cited geographer for more than 25 years. Subsequently, his inquiries have extended from urban ecology to geographic information systems, from growth center theory to the concept of counterurbanization, and, most recently, have focussed on long-wave macroeconomic/historical processes.

7. 1976- Brian J.L.Berry

8. Italo Calvino

9. Invisible City

10. ETH Zürich 1982 – volume presentation

12. Galster G. R. et al. 2001 Wrestling sprawl to the ground: defining and measuring an elusive concept

13. Eran Razin et al., 2007

14. Spatial deconcentration of economic land use and quality of life in European metropolitan areas – SELMA Project