6 resultados para El Monte
em Universidade do Minho
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This article presents an experimental and numerical study for the mechanical characterization under uniaxial compressive loading of the adobe masonry of one of the most emblematic archaeological complex in Peru, 'Huaca de la Luna' (100-650AD). Compression tests of prisms were carried out with original material brought to the laboratory. For measuring local deformations in the tests, displacement transducers were used which were complemented by a digital image correlation system which allowed a better understanding of the failure mechanism. The tests were then numerically simulated by modelling the masonry as a continuum media. Several approaches were considered concerning the geometrical modelling, namely 2D and 3D simplified models, and 3D refined models based on a photogrammetric reconstruction. The results showed a good approximation between the numerical prediction and the experimental response in all cases. However, the 3D models with irregular geometries seem to reproduce better the cracking pattern observed in the tests.
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The present paper reports the precipitation process of Al3Sc structures in an aluminum scandium alloy, which has been simulated with a synchronous parallel kinetic Monte Carlo (spkMC) algorithm. The spkMC implementation is based on the vacancy diffusion mechanism. To filter the raw data generated by the spkMC simulations, the density-based clustering with noise (DBSCAN) method has been employed. spkMC and DBSCAN algorithms were implemented in the C language and using MPI library. The simulations were conducted in the SeARCH cluster located at the University of Minho. The Al3Sc precipitation was successfully simulated at the atomistic scale with the spkMC. DBSCAN proved to be a valuable aid to identify the precipitates by performing a cluster analysis of the simulation results. The achieved simulations results are in good agreement with those reported in the literature under sequential kinetic Monte Carlo simulations (kMC). The parallel implementation of kMC has provided a 4x speedup over the sequential version.
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This study focuses on the granite mountain known as Monte Pindo (627 m above sea level) in the Autonomous Community of Galicia (NW Spain). This territory is included in the area classified as “Costa da Morte” in the “Politica de Ordenación Litoral” (POL) (Coastal Planning Policy) for the region of Galicia. This coastal unit, located between “Rías Baixas” and “Cape Fisterra” has great potential for demonstrating geological processes and its geomorphological heritage is characterized by a high degree of geodiversity of granite landforms. The main objective of our work is to assess the geomorphological heritage of the site, thus revealing its wide geodiversity. We shall analyze and highlight: its scientific value, developing an inventory of granite landforms; its educational valuel and its geotouristic potential. It must be ensured that the Administration understands that natural diversity is composed of both geodiversity and biodiversity. Only then will the sustainable management of Monte Pindo become possible by integrating natural and cultural heritage values. The goal is to ensure that Monte Pindo and its immediate surroundings become a geopark with the aim of promoting local development projects based on the conservation and valorization of its geological heritage.
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En el actual marco de creciente innovación pedagógica, debido entre otros factores, a la irrupción de nuevas herramientas informáticas, la enseñanza a distancia (e-learning y/o b-learning) va ocupando cada vez más espacio en la oferta educativa de diversas instituciones. En esta dirección, en la Universidade do Minho, y concretamente en el Área de Estudos Espanhóis e Hispano-Americanos,[1] hemos dedicado considerables esfuerzos a la ampliación de nuestra oferta desde 2010: primero en la elaboración e implementación del Curso de Formación Especializada en Español Lengua Extranjera, modalidad b-learning (3 ediciones; 2010-2013), y, actualmente, con el Máster Universitario en Español Lengua Segunda / Lengua Extranjera (vid. www.melsle.ilch.uminho.pt), también b-learning. En las siguientes páginas, nos proponemos compartir una serie de experiencias y reflexiones que han ido surgiendo durante estos años acerca de la formación universitária de profesores de Español Lengua Extranjera, en general, con recurso a la modalidade b-learning; para ello, nos centraremos en los siguientes aspectos: (i) caracterización general y problematización de la enseñanza a distancia en la Universidade do Minho; (ii) descripción del Máster Universitario en Español Lengua Segunda / Lengua Extranjera, acerca del cual detallaremos algunas prácticas adoptadas, relacionadas com la enseñanza e-learning como, por ejemplo, (iii) la coordinación pedagógica o (iv) los enfoques metodológicos adoptados a partir de la experiencia de una Unidad Curricular concreta.
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[Excerto] El V Informe del IPCC insiste, de forma más contundente, sobre la existencia y riesgo irreversible del cambio climático. Las declaraciones de los científicos son cada vez más concluyentes, alertando que, para evitar interferencias peligrosas en el sistema climático, no podemos seguir con el statu quo y es preciso un giro copernicano a nivel tecnológico, institucional y humano de inicio inmediato, implicación global y sustanciosas inversiones (comunicado de prensa del IPCC, 13/04/2014). Ante la extralimitación en la emisión de gases de efecto invernadero, se impone una reacción de la especie humana íntimamente relacionada con los límites. Límites que también están vinculados al previsible fin de la etapa del petróleo fácil y al agotamiento de recursos. A la par de las advertencias científicas, están surgiendo numerosos movimientos sociales y redes, iniciativas económicas y políticas que proponen y experimentan alternativas que a escala micro se muestran eficaces ante un cambio drástico hacia un futuro bajo en carbono(...).
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"II Congreso Internacional de Ciencias de la Educación y del Desarrollo. Granada (España), 25-27 de Junio de 2014"