1000 resultados para Planejament urbà -- Illes Balears -- Menorca -- Maó
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El principal objectiu del treball que es presenta a continuació ha estat investigar la visió estereotipada que actualment es troba present en la nostra societat sobre l’etapa de l’adolescència, tenint en compte la perspectiva dels propis adolescents i dels seus progenitors. En tot moment s’ha volgut identificar com es perceben els adolescents, com creuen que són percebuts i com realment són percebuts. De la mateixa manera que també s’han volgut copsar les possibles discrepà ncies i semblances entre les visions presentades per ambdós col·lectius. En dita investigació, participaren 213 adolescents d’entre 15 i 19 anys, estudiants de 4rt d’E.S.O, 1r i 2n de Batxillerat d’un institut del municipi de Pollença (Mallorca, Illes Balears), als quals se’ls va administrar un qüestionari sobre l’adolescència, i dues famÃlies amb fills adolescents, amb els quals es va realitzar un grup de discussió. Els resultats manifesten la presència d’estereotips, però les caracterÃstiques associades a aquests diuen no ser viscudes en la majoria dels casos.
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In the assessment of social impact caused by meteorological events, factors of different natures need to be considered. Not only does hazard itself determine the impact that a severe weather event has on society, but also other features related to vulnerability and exposure. The requests of data related to insurance claims received in meteorological services proved to be a good indicator of the social impact that a weather event causes, according to studies carried out by the Social Impact Research Group, created within the framework of the MEDEX project. Taking these requests as proxy data, diverse aspects connected to the impact of heavy rain events have been studied. The rainfall intensity, in conjunction with the population density, has established itself as one of the key factors in social impact studies. One of the conclusions we obtained is that various thresholds of rainfall should be applied for areas of varying populations. In this study, the role of rainfall intensity has been analysed for a highly populated urban area like Barcelona. A period without significant population changes has been selected for the study to minimise the effects linked to vulnerability and exposure modifications. First, correlations between rainfall recorded in different time intervals and requests were carried out. Afterwards, a method to include the intensity factor in the social impact index was suggested based on return periods given by intensity duration frequency (IDF) curves.
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This study reveals that a successful ethnobotanical survey can take place still nowadays, even close to one of the hotspots of tourism in the Mediterranean coast. This is the first approach in this field entirely based on interviews with local people in Mallorca. An amount of 235 informants has been inquired from all the 53 municipalities of the island. The data collected have been analyzed from the botanical and ethnographical points of view, and managed using the online platform of our research team (details at www.etnobiofic.cat). The Mallorcan ethnopharmacopoeia includes 255 plant taxa referring more than 150 medicinal use categories. Ethnomedical queries as the one here presented contribute to the knowledge of the traditional use of plants of the island and appreciate the benefits of this knowledge, applied to the present and future of its society.
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This study reveals that a successful ethnobotanical survey can take place still nowadays, even close to one of the hotspots of tourism in the Mediterranean coast. This is the first approach in this field entirely based on interviews with local people in Mallorca. An amount of 235 informants has been inquired from all the 53 municipalities of the island. The data collected have been analyzed from the botanical and ethnographical points of view, and managed using the online platform of our research team (details at www.etnobiofic.cat). The Mallorcan ethnopharmacopoeia includes 255 plant taxa referring more than 150 medicinal use categories. Ethnomedical queries as the one here presented contribute to the knowledge of the traditional use of plants of the island and appreciate the benefits of this knowledge, applied to the present and future of its society.
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Award-winning
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Award-winning
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Award-winning
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