The 11th workshop on Partial Order in Applied Sciences took place in Florence,
9. - 10. April 2015. The workshop was locally organized by Dr. M. Fattore
(University of Milan – Bicocca) under the auspices of AIQUAV
(Italian Association for Quality of Life Studies). This international
conference that had attracted scientist from 8 different nations was one of
the most motivating workshops within the series of partial order workshops,
initialized by R. Bruggemann 1998. The conference was not only well
organized but was stimulated by the wonderful flair of the conference site,
Centro Studi Cisl, in Fiesole and last not least by the participation of
many young scientists. After the opening welcome address of
Professor Maggino (AIQUAV) 17 lectures comprising both methodological
and application studies. The presented studies as well as the diversity
of applications showed that the very idea of partial ordering
is developing well.
The outcome of the workshop will be presented in a book edited
by M. Fattore and R. Bruggemann and published by Springer together
with additional material on the aspects of partial ordering.
The next workshop is planned for 2017 and will probably be
held in Luxemburg.
Conference Florence 2015 -- Agenda
9th April – Afternoon
Room “Damiano”
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14.00 |
Welcome speech – Filomena Maggino (University of Florence,
President of AIQUAV - Italian Association for Quality of
Life Studies)
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14.30 |
First Session
- Bruggemann, Carlsen – Incomparable, what now IV.
A modeling challenge
- Mucha, Bartel - Incomparability/Inequality Measures
and Clustering
- Kerber - Steps towards a theory of evaluation
- Annoni, Bruggemann, Carlsen - A Multidimensional
View on Poverty in the European Union by Partial Order Theory
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06.30 |
Coffee Break |
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16.50 |
Second Session
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Di Bella, Corsi, Leporatti, Cavalletti - From Rio 1992 to Rio+20:
a multi-indicator analysis of the sustainable development efforts
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Caperna, Boccuzzo - Overcoming aggregation in
social-multi-criteria evaluation problems: how to deal with
non-cardinal variables in composite indicators
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Hilckmann, Ackermann, Scheumann, Bruggemann - Sustainable
Development in the federal states of Germany regarding the core
indicators provided by the "Länderinitiative Kernindikatoren"
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Suter, Beycan – Exploring multidimensional well-being
in Switzerland
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10th April – Afternoon
Room “Damiano”
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09.00 |
First Session
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Pirintsos, Bariotakis, Bruggemann - Contribution of Partial
Order Techniques in the management of ethnobotanical knowledge
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Tagliabue, Barberis, Fattore - A successful application of
partial order theory in management: customer targeting
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Di Bella, Gandullia, Leporatti, Montefiori, Orcamo - Comparing
Emergency Departments using Partial Ordering techniques
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11.20 |
Second Session
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Owsinski - Endowing posets with flesh: if, why and how?
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Fattore – Multidimensional inequality indices on posets
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Carlsen, Bruggemann - Partial Ordering and Metrology
- Analyzing Analytical Performance
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Al-Sharrah - Ranking Chemicals with Respect to Accidents Frequency
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14.45 |
Single Session
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Bruggemann, Koppatz, Wiesner-Steiner, Teske, Fuhrmann, Scholl,
Edich - A matching problem, partial order and an analysis
applying the Copeland index
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Koppatz, Bruggemann, Wiesner-Steiner, Teske, Fuhrmann, Edich ,
M. Scholl - PyHasse in the cloud — PyHasse towards a generally
accessible software package
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16.15 |
Conclusions (Rainer Bruggemann) |
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