The most part of scientific discoveries of human being borrow ideas and inspiration from nature. This point gives the rationale of the sustainability assessment approach presented here and based on the aerobic living organism (ALO) already developed by the author, which funds on the basic assumption that it is reasonable and effective to refer to the analogy between an system organized by human (say, manufacturing system, enterprise, etc.) for several decisionmaking scopes. The critical review of the ALO conceptual model already developed is here discussed through an example of an Italian small enterprise manufacturing metal components for civil furniture to assess its feasibility for sustainability appraisal.
Sustainability assessment through analogical models: The approach of aerobic living-organism / Dassisti, Michele. - STAMPA. - 1618:(2014), pp. 354-357. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Conference of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering 2014, ICCMSE 2014 tenutosi a Athens, Greece nel April 4–7, 2014) [10.1063/1.4897746].
Sustainability assessment through analogical models: The approach of aerobic living-organism
Dassisti, Michele
2014-01-01
Abstract
The most part of scientific discoveries of human being borrow ideas and inspiration from nature. This point gives the rationale of the sustainability assessment approach presented here and based on the aerobic living organism (ALO) already developed by the author, which funds on the basic assumption that it is reasonable and effective to refer to the analogy between an system organized by human (say, manufacturing system, enterprise, etc.) for several decisionmaking scopes. The critical review of the ALO conceptual model already developed is here discussed through an example of an Italian small enterprise manufacturing metal components for civil furniture to assess its feasibility for sustainability appraisal.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
