The aim of this study is the realization of a model for the analysis of urban water traffic in the historic center of Venice, in collaboration with the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Venice, Company Forma Urbis, Thetis Spa and external experts. MANTA is a tool that can simulate, represent and analyze the water traffic of the network of canals of Venice in different conditions of the regulation of traffic.

It has been proposed a design method, construction, ZIP, operation and maintenance of a vacuum system HIFLOTM S. Helen based on a collaboration between INSULA Spa, and related consulting firms, Forma Urbis, Roediger Alan Hassett of the Company and Oak Hill Company.

Initiative for sustainable urban transport, promoted by the European Commission, which has as its main purpose the establishment of integrated policies for sustainable urban mobility, promoting the use of vehicles with low environmental impact and supporting actions aimed at restricting traffic, its management and control, both computer and satellite.

And 'the creation of a computerized card catalog historical and artistic in the sources. Each card was stored in a relational database and is accompanied by more digitized images of the object to which it relates. The computerized catalog has made possible a whole series of analysis on the entire collection, hitherto inaccessible. Clearly, the computerized catalog, is only one component of this system, already represents a substantial improvement on the printed catalogs

The main purpose of this paper is to detect and computerize data for the public parks of the City of Venice. Were recorded and geo-referenced data from the public parks of the town of Venice with the data bank on a map info and maps of two sample areas of the municipal (St. Helena and Marghera)

The roads and canals of Venice are decorated by some 3.000 art “External” (also called “erratica”) is mostly made up of stone materials displayed in various ways on the walls of religious buildings, public and private.
The project has led to the creation of a computerized card catalog historical and artistic in the sources, from the book A. Rizzi.