945 resultados para Preservação de acervo


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The soil resistance to penetration and shear can be used as indicators of soil compaction and to indicate the susceptibility of a soil to erosion. The objective of this study was to quantify and compare the impact provided by different land uses in a haplic cambissol in areas of permanent preservation, from the soil resistance to penetration and shear. The experimental area was located in an area of permanent preservation, the sub-basin of the Ribeira Iguape River - SP, with different land uses: banana cultivation - CBAN, degraded pasture - PDEG, silvopastoral system - MPIS and native forest - MNAT. The test for resistance to penetration was accomplished with a digital penetrometer compaction of manual effort, to a depth of 40 cm. The soil shear strength was determined by Vane Test at a depth between 0 and 5 cm. The degraded pasture was similar to native forest, with less resistance to penetration. The banana cultivation and silvopastoral system were the land uses with the highest resistance to penetration, bringing serious risk of erosion in areas of permanent preservation. The soil under native forest had lower shear strength. The cultivation of bananas, degraded pasture and silvopastoral system were the land uses with higher shear strength of soil, indicating that the use of these soils in areas of permanent preservation is promoting the same compression.

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This research analyzes the actual Historic-Architectural Heritage of Assú City which is located in Rio Grande do Norte State, Brazil, the study is based on both Assú s residents perception and technician s viewpoint. It looks forward to expose this community s relationship with the existing number of historic buildings, the scale of people s identity to the place and the association of this perception toward the preservation and conservation s scale of the historic settlement. Since the contextualization of the degradation s process of central areas, the study draw nea initially the conceptual aspects, focusing on the debate about heritage and the preservationist practice. The work complements the discussion through an approach on people-environment relationship and environmental perception, considering relevant factors for planning process. The obtained and presented data had diagnosed the condition of the architectural pile and also allowed this work to formulate recommendations for the studied area and architectural set in order to contribute for future urban politics implementation that consider the building, which are not only important to the considered population, but to the Rio Grande do Norte s History, as well

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Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde Egas Moniz

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No contexto da sucessiva redefinição do conceito de património, a arquitetura vernácula tenderá a assumir a sua importância a partir da segunda metade do século passado, alcançando estatuto próprio na Carta sobre o Património Construído Vernáculo de 1999. Em Portugal, adquirem particular relevância os trabalhos desenvolvidos em diferentes âmbitos, desde a antropologia à arquitetura, passando pela agronomia e pela geografia, que culminariam em diferentes sínteses sobre o tema, alargadas a todo o território nacional continental. Essa abordagem só no final dos anos 60 viria a ser ensaiada, à escala da região do Algarve, no pioneiro trabalho desenvolvido pela equipa dirigida pelo Arq.º Cabeça Padrão, no âmbito da Secção de Defesa e Recuperação da Paisagem Urbana da Direcção-Geral dos Serviços de Urbanização (DGSU), sob o título “Prospecção, Preservação e Recuperação de Elementos Urbanísticos e Arquitectónicos Notáveis, em Áreas Urbanas e Marginais Viárias, na Região do Algarve”, constituindo um de três estudos complementares a integrar o Plano Regional do Algarve. Dos 49 volumes projectados a partir de 1965, abrangendo 47 aglomerados urbanos de dimensões muito diversas e maioritariamente localizados na faixa litoral da região, apenas de cerca de metade se conhece hoje o paradeiro. Mas se bem que rapidamente tenham sido remetidos - até muito recentemente -, ao esquecimento dos arquivos, e pese embora o seu carácter datado, constituem um conjunto documental singular de inegável importância, pela metodologia e propostas que encerram, no contexto da evolução histórica dos conceitos e práticas de valorização e conservação patrimonial (em particular no que se refere ao património arquitectónico urbano de carácter vernáculo) e de planeamento e intervenção em áreas urbanas consolidadas. Importância reforçada pelo extenso levantamento fotográfico produzido e onde se fixou um momento histórico charneira documentando o início de profundas transformações - que se acentuariam nas décadas subsequentes -, entre outras razões, por força da emergente importância do turismo. Com a presente comunicação pretende-se resgatar do esquecimento um trabalho verdadeiramente pioneiro (mesmo em termos mundiais) no que se refere à preservação e recuperação da paisagem urbana do Algarve, avaliando a sua metodologia e abordagem particular no âmbito das intervenções em espaço urbano e retomando um processo de análise e caracterização da arquitetura tradicional da região a partir do valioso espólio fotográfico constante neste estudo.

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Litoteca é um acervo de minerais e rochas, o qual pode ser utilizado para diferentes fins. Contudo, no caso apresentado, subsidia o desenvolvimento de atividades de ensino e, posteriormente, de pesquisa e extensão.

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Despite the importance of coral reefs to humanity, these environments have been threatened throughout the world. Several factors contribute to the degradation of these ecosystems. The Maracajaú Reef Complex, in Rio Grande do Norte state is part of the Coral Reefs Environment Preservation Area in northeastern Brazil. This area has been receiving an increasing influx of tourism and the integrity of the local reefs is a matter of concern. In this study, the reef macroalgae communities were studied and compared within two areas distinguished by the presence or absence of tourism activities. Two sample sites were chosen: the first one, where diving activities are intense; and the other, where these practices do not occur. Samples were collected at both sites within a quadrate of 625 cm2 of area randomly thrown 5 times along a 10 meters transect line. Richness, Shannon-Hill diversity and Simpson dominance indices were determined based on biomass data. Similarity between sites was analyzed with Bray-Curtis similarity and distance index. Fifty-eight macroalgae species were observed, including 7 Chlorophyta, 13 Phaeophyta and 38 Rhodophyta. In the non-disturbed site, 49 species were found, while at the disturbed site, there were 42 species. Dictyotaceae and Corallinaceae were the most representative families at the non-disturbed site, and Rhodomelaceae and Dictyotaceae at the disturbed site. The non-disturbed site presented a higher biomass and the greatest richness and diversity indices. In the disturbed site the dominance index was greater and Caulerpa racemosa was the dominant species. The dendogram based on similarity index showed two major clusters, and an isolated element at the center that corresponds to a sample from the disturbed site. In the first cluster, samples from the non-impacted site were predominant and fleshy brown algae were more conspicuous. The second cluster was composed primarily of samples from the impacted site, where C. racemosa and red filamentous and erect calcareous algae associations (turf forming) were observed covering large extensions. These associations are represented by groups of algae adapted to environments where disturbances are frequent. They can grow rapidly on substrate where benthic community was removed and do not allow the establishment of other species. The results of the present study show that tourism activity is an impacting factor that has been causing shifts in macroalgae communities in the Maracajaú Reef Complex