## 3 Results and Discussion
At the same time, for the uses with highest presence, which are the ones identified as \"industrial heritage informative\" and \"social and cultural\", the graph shows trends with more balanced presence distributions in each territory, but it is also possible to identify the most significant provinces in each case. On the right side of the graph, the total reutilization of assets observed in each territory is shown. This global analysis does not take into account the specific nature of the new activities, but rather  
Figure 10: Distribution of assets simultaneously considering location and the new use when it exists. Figure 9: Distribution of assets for the scale criterion applied to the agroindustry assets identified in the Province of Cadiz. The presence of windmills and some examples in Vejer de la Frontera: (**a**) and (**b**) windmills at “Loma de la Buenavista”; (**c**) windmills that neighbor San José; (**d**) windmill “la Cruz de Conil”. considers the total number of assets reused through the different new uses in each province. Both the number of assets reused in each territory and the percentage of them within the total number of reused assets in Andalusia are indicated. Furthermore, the amount of reused assets in each territory is related to the total number of assets considered in the catalogue for the corresponding province. Thus, for each territory, the blue bar corresponds to the reused assets, and the orange bar corresponds to the ones that have not been recovered for new activities. Within each orange bar in the graph, the percentage of reused and not reused assets for each territory is indicated, using blue and orange text respectively in order to add clarity. Furthermore, as in the graph shown in Figure 8, the size of the nodes makes a fast and easy identification of special and relevant situations possible, such as the previously mentioned presence of the use that is denominated as \"administrative and offices\" in the Province of Sevilla, or the significant number of assets dedicated to industrial activities in the Province of Cadiz. The identification of these and other high presence situations within the graph enable proposing and defining new analyses when necessary. Since information about the reutilization of these assets for new activities is important, both as a sustainable strategy for their conservation and as support for the multi-criteria decision structures included in the global methodology developed by the authors [1; 19], further analyses are exposed in order to show the potential of the catalogue as a useful and flexible tool. Figures 11 and 12 propose new approaches by considering simultaneously three different categories of criteria: location, new uses, and scale. Figure 10 identifies \"industrial informative heritage\" and \"social and cultural\" as the uses with higher number of assets. On a second level, it is possible to identify three uses: \"administrative and offices\", \"educational and research\", and \"monument/sculpture\". These uses of special presence represent the most consolidated reuse strategies of this typology in Andalusia, and analyzing the possible influence of characteristics such as the scale of the reused assets represents a very interesting approach. Thus, Figures 11 and 12 incorporate a new criterion into the analysis shown in Figure 10, the scale of the corresponding assets, in order to identify possible relations between the activities established and the scale of the affected assets. Figure 11: Distribution of assets within the two new uses with the highest number of assets and also considering the location and the scale criteria. At the top of Figure 11, the distribution of assets through the eight provinces of Andalusia and the presence in each case of the scale categories considered into the catalogue are shown for the use \"industrial heritage informative\". At the bottom of Figure 11, the same approach is applied to the assets corresponding to the use \"social and cultural\".