931 resultados para Landscape -- Catalunya -- Baix Empordà -- 19th century
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física
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Biomass was the dominating source of energy for human activities until the middle 19th century, when coal, oil, gas and other energy sources became increasingly important but it still represents ca. 10% of the worldwide energy supply. The major part of biomass for energy is still "traditional biomass" used as wood and coal extracted from native forests and thus non-sustainable, used with low efficiency for cooking and home heating, causing pollution problems. This use is largely done in rural areas and it is usually not supported by trading activities. There is now a strong trend to the modernization of biomass use, especially making alcohol from sugar cane thus replacing gasoline, or biodiesel to replace Diesel oil, beyond the production of electricity and vegetable coal using wood from planted forests. As recently as in 2004, sustainable "modern biomass" represented 2% of worldwide energy consumption. This article discusses the perspectives of the "first" and "second" technology generations for liquid fuel production, as well as biomass gaseification to make electricity or syngas that is in turn used in the Fischer-Tropsch process.
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Encontrados no Brasil desde os primórdios da colonização portuguesa, os presépios logo tiveram de adaptar-se à realidade local, circunstância muito propícia ao aparecimento de concepções heterodoxas e ao emprego de elementos exóticos da fauna e flora de cada região. Como registros envolvendo insetos são muito pouco comuns, chama a atenção que fêmeas de saúva, Atta sp. (Hymenoptera, Formicidae), tenham sido aproveitadas na composição de presépios no estado de São Paulo. Tendo subsistido pelo menos até a década 1960, os "presépios de formigas" existentes em cidades como Embu das Artes poderiam estar relacionados às "formigas vestidas" criadas por Jules Martin, curiosa manufatura paulistana do último quartel do século XIX.
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Para controle da hanseníase, doença infectocontagiosa conhecida desde os tempos bíblicos, são mostradas as intrincadas convergências de histórias nacionais, de políticas médicas, governamentais e internacionais. O estudo descreve a história e as ações de controle da hanseníase, a partir do começo do século XIX, no estado de São Paulo, e sua conexão com o desenvolvimento da saúde pública, utilizando análises bibliográficas e documentais.
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O artigo centra-se no legado de Militão Augusto de Azevedo (1837-1905), com o objetivo de desvendar as diferentes maneiras como esse fotógrafo representou o processo de modernização ocorrido nas últimas décadas do século XIX no Brasil e, especialmente, em São Paulo. A análise dos documentos de Militão - fotografias, cartas e um Índice das fotografias de antigos paulistas - configura uma multiplicidade de significados a respeito das transformações ocorridas na cidade de São Paulo a partir da década de 1860, e na política brasileira após a Proclamação da República. As observações da personagem a respeito de seu mundo em mudança asseveram que, menos do que coladas apenas ao "progresso", as representações do fotógrafo formam um amálgama de temporalidades desencontradas, que se imbricam e tensionam-se.
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An analysis of geomorphic system`s response to change in human and natural drivers in some areas within the Rio de la Plata basin is presented The aim is to determine whether an acceleration of geomorphic processes has taken place in recent years and, if so, to what extent it is due to natural (climate) or human (land-use) drivers Study areas of different size, socio-economic and geomorphic conditions have been selected: the Rio de la Plata estuary and three sub-basins within its watershed Sediment cores were extracted and dated ((210)Pb) to determine sedimentation rates since the end of the 19th century. Rates were compared with time series on rainfall as well as human drivers such as population, GDP, livestock load, crop area, energy consumption or cement consumption, all of them related to human capacity to disturb land surface Data on river discharge were also gathered Results obtained indicate that sedimentation rates during the last century have remained essentially constant in a remote Andean basin, whereas they show important increases in the other two, particularly one located by the Sao Paulo metropolitan area Rates in the estuary are somewhere in between It appears that there is an intensification of denudation/sedimentation processes within the basin. Rainfall remained stable or varied very slightly during the period analysed and does not seem to explain increases of sedimentation rates observed. Human drivers, particularly those more directly related to capacity to disturb land surface (GDP, energy or cement consumption) show variations that suggest human forcing is a more likely explanation for the observed change in geomorphic processes It appears that a marked increase in denudation, of a ""technological"" nature, is taking place in this basin and leading to an acceleration of sediment supply This is coherent with similar increases observed in other regions (C) 2010 Elsevier B V All rights reserved
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Although dogs are considered to be the principal transmitter of rabies in Brazil, dog rabies had never been recorded in South America before European colonization. In order to investigate the evolutionary history of dog rabies virus (RABV) in Brazil, we performed a phylogenetic analysis of carnivore RABV isolates from around the world and estimated the divergence times for dog RABV in Brazil. Our estimate for the time of introduction of dog RABV into Brazil was the late-19th to early-20th century, which was later than the colonization period but corresponded to a period of increased immigration from Europe to Brazil. In addition, dog RABVs appeared to have spread to indigenous animals in Brazil during the latter half of the 20th century, when the development and urbanization of Brazil occurred. These results suggest that the movement of rabid dogs, along with human activities since the 19th century, promoted the introduction and expansion of dog RABV in Brazil.
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The discipline of public health and preventive medicine in Australia and New Zealand had its genesis in the advocacy of 18th and 19th century military pioneers. Military (Royal Navy and British Army) surgeons were posted to Australia as part of their non-discretionary duty. Civilian doctors emigrated variously for adventure, escapism and gold fever. One group, a particularly influential group disproportionate to their numbers, came in one sense as forced emigrants because of chronic respiratory disease in general, and tuberculosis in particular. Tuberculosis was an occupational hazard of 19th century medical and surgical practice throughout western Europe. This paper analyses six examples of such emigration which had, perhaps unforeseen at the time, significant results in the advancement of public health. Such emigration was in one sense voluntary, but in another was forced upon the victims in their quest for personal survival. In Australia, such medical individuals became leading advocates and successful catalysts for change in such diverse fields as social welfare, public health, the preventive aspects of medical practice, child health, nutrition and medical education. A number of such public health pioneers today have no physical memorials; but their influence is to be seen in the ethos of medical practice in Australia and New Zealand today. Their memory is further perpetuated in the names of Australian native wildflowers and trees that symbolise not only a healthy environment but the longterm investment, accrued with interest, of the institution of public health measures for which their advocacy achieved much success.
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In 1997 the United Nations adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency and recommended that member states adopt it as part of domestic legislation. In 2002 Australia, an active participant in UNCITRAL's Working Group on Insolvency Law, announced that the next phase of the Commonwealth Government's Corporate Law Economic Reform Program would be a review of cross-border insolvency law. CLERP 8 seeks feedback on the proposed enactment of the Model Law by a separate Commonwealth statute. This article places such a development within the context of Australian cross-border insolvency law as it has evolved from early English bankruptcy legislation through case law arising from the banking collapses of the late 19th century to the more recent jurisprudence produced by corporate collapses of the late 1980s to early 1990s and current high-profile insolvencies.
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O Patrimônio Cultural da Saúde consiste nos bens materiais e imateriais que expressam o processo da saúde individual e coletiva nas suas dimensões científica, histórica e cultural. Com a inserção do Brasil, através da COC-Fiocruz e do Ministério da Saúde, na Rede Latino-americana de Patrimônio Cultural da Saúde, iniciou-se o incentivo ao estudo da história da medicina e da arquitetura hospitalar, buscando também a proteção e a salvaguarda da memória das edificações hospitalares históricas. O século XIX foi marcado pela construção de várias edificações voltadas para o controle e reclusão dos pobres, essas instituições eram: a Casa de Correção, a Santa Casa da Misericórdia, o Hospício de Pedro II, o Asilo da Mendicidade e as Instituições de acolhimento de Menores. Dessas edificações destacam-se a Santa Casa da Misericórdia, o Hospício de Pedro II e o Asilo da Mendicidade que formam o Patrimônio Arquitetônico da Saúde tombado em nível federal. O Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia foi construído em 1840-1852 sob os modernos preceitos da medicina do século XIX. A edificação até hoje mantém o uso hospitalar e apresenta um estado de conservação bom em seu exterior. Porém as condições internas foram consideradas ruins devido à falta de salubridade e higiene nos ambientes. O Hospital da Santa Casa é um Hospital de Referência, realiza atendimentos ambulatoriais, cirúrgicos e de internação. O Hospício de Pedro II foi criado para atender exclusivamente os alienados do Império. O estilo neoclássico e a monumentalidade da edificação o fizeram ser reconhecido como Palácio dos Loucos. O hospício funcionou até 1944 e quatro anos depois a edificação foi cedida à Universidade do Brasil, que adaptou sua arquitetura ao uso educacional. A edificação apresenta estado de conservação regular, com exceção da área central composta pela Capela que está ruim, devido ao incêndio de 2011. O Palácio dos Loucos tornou-se Palácio Universitário, modificando sua identidade através das mudanças que foram feitas em sua arquitetura. O Asilo da Mendicidade foi criado em 1876 para fechar o pentágono asilar. A edificação panóptica buscava a efetiva observação e controle dos internos. A edificação funcionou como Asilo para mendigos até 1920, quando transformou-se em Hospital de São Francisco de Assis. Posteriormente o hospital seria transferido para a Universidade do Brasil, que funcionou como hospital escola até 1978. O Hospital foi desativado e ficou sem uso por dez anos, quando enfim voltou a funcionar como um estabelecimento destinado aos mais pobres. O conjunto da edificação é o que apresenta o pior estado de conservação, considerado de ruim a péssimo. Comprovou-se com essa pesquisa que o mais importante para a preservação das características arquitetônicas e artísticas do bem é a manutenção do uso, seja ele qual for. Os novos usos devem ser adequados também às características e à capacidade da arquitetura em questão. Através de reformas e planos adequados, os hospitais oitocentistas, que hoje se apresentam como Patrimônio Arquitetônico da Saúde, podem manter um uso similar para o qual foi construído, como uma edificação voltada à promoção da saúde da população.
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The present work aims to discuss the urban dimension of architecture and to investigate the role of the architectural spaces in the quality of life in between buildings and their environments. It investigates the transitional spaces between building and thoroughfare; building, thoroughfare and built environments located on the ground level of the buildings, and the potential they have to modify (individually or in groups) the environment where they are. For that, the research studies aspects of the architecture that urban buildings (individually or in groups) have and the inference of the morphology, building type and urban environment quality within the extended context of the Brazilian contemporary city. The analysis of the relation between building, thoroughfare and adjacent surroundings will be performed by the lights of, the evolution they have suffered since European urban spatial interventions that took place in the 19th Century; the morphological rupture on the traditional modern city of the 20th Century; the Brazilian experience focused on edifices, by showing analysis of a group of buildings, in their majority, iconic examples of Brazilian architecture from the 1930s onwards; and finally by an extensive investigation on the micro areas that have been selected in the Camburi region, in the city of Vitória-ES, focused on the characteristics of their architectural complex. As a preliminary conclusion, it can be stated that architecture cannot determine the quality in urban life and in its environments by itself, but because of its architectural and urban configuration of space, it may contribute to quality of environment in its surroundings