*3.9. The Assessment of Vocationality (Model Ahp2)*

The assessment of vocationality of the Vesuvian Villas to an economic reuse is based on the analysis of a set of indicators in the creation of a potential offer for the building use.

The group of factors examined are the (see Figures 7 and 8)

	- Importance of the touristic site, measured in yearly number of tourists (PPA);
	- Touristic vocation of the site (TPA), indicated with values 1 (touristic site) or 0 (not touristic);
	- Distance between the villa and the archaeological site of Herculaneum, measured in meters (DPA);
	- Distance between the villa and the nearest highway exit measured in meters (DSA).
	- a. Typological characteristics (CTI): Parameters useful to define the current uses and the possible future ones with particular regard to the spatial composition of the building. There are
		- Private garden (PG);
		- Nearby parking (PPK);
	- Detection of the architect author of the building (AC);
	- Detection of the principal artists of inner decorations (AD);
	- Presence of interior frescoes (PAFF);
	- Presence of interior decorative stuccoes (PST);
	- Presence of internal stone decoration (PDL);
	- Presence of precious floors (PPP).
	- Type of property (ecclesiastic, private, public, etc.) (TPR);
	- Presence of a safeguard limitation derived from National Law (VIN).

In particular, the parameters for the villas managed by the Fondazione Ente Ville Vesuviane, used as reference, are
