1000 resultados para Integração fluvial
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Este trabalho trata-se de um relato de experiências sobre o projeto de extensao Integraçao Comunidade e Instituiçao Asilar - Atividades Aquáticas e Recreativas Com Idosos, realizado na Piscina Térmica Didática do Centro de Educaçao Física e Desportos (CEFD) da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM) no primeiro semestre de 2013. Este projeto tem por objetivos principais, proporcionar aos idosos de Santa Maria/RS, diferentes experiências de movimento, recreaçao e lazer no meio aquático, possibilitando uma integraçao afetiva e social no âmbito da universidade, a partir de açoes didáticas e pedagógicas da educaçao física, promovendo uma maior interaçao entre comunidade e instituiçao asilar. Para que consigamos atingir os objetivos, nossas açoes baseiam-se emteorias pedagógicas da educaçao física escolar, tais como a teoria Critico-emancipatória de Kunz (1994) e da proposta de Aulas Abertas de Hildebrandt (2003). As atividades sao realizadas duas vezes por semana e estao resultando em superaçao e aprendizagem tanto para os idosos quanto para os monitores e professores do projeto. Conclui-se que a atividade desenvolvida junto aos 'nossos velhos', através de observaçao, auxílio, ensino e aprendizagem é de grande valia, pois o exercício físico, aliado a recreaçao no ambiente aquático, além de satisfaçao, proporciona aos idosos auto-estima e muita diversao. Também é possível verificar uma forma de trabalhar a educaçao física visando a aprendizagem dos idosos e nao somente a saúde e a qualidade de vida
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Led to become a national productive Center, the Great Dourados Region, which consists of 40 cities located in the south of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul - Brazil, emerged as a grain productive region from the middle of the 1970s in the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century. Using modern agricultural techniques, the land organization in this region was ruled by a development policy which was not concerned with the socio environmental aspects of the area. In this context, the present work aims to analyze the development process of the Great Dourados region, through soybean production and its relation to the confinement of the indigenous people present in the Area. This integration happened due to the money and for it, inserting this Region into a national productive pattern which guided the farmers to modern crops, mainly soybean. The land cultivation was not the only productive activity that granted the Region an economic integration, to both the national and international market. From the end of the Paraguay War (1870) to the middle of the 70s, there were at least two other ways to the regional economic integration. One of them happened with the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea (maté/ Yerba Mate) from 1870 to 1937, which divided the regional territory into large farmlands focused on the external market. The other way happened with the need to create a market for the agricultural production and for the demand for manufactured goods, which reorganized the regional territory into small farmlands, as a result of colonization projects from 1943 to 1956. Since 1976, with the creation of the Special Program for the Development of the Great Dourados Region (Prodegran), the capitalist relations of production, which were consolidated in the area, were not ruled almost exclusively by the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea, in order to create a new accumulation center connected to the modern crops. As this new accumulation center was created, the Region was led to a selective and dependent integration process, in which many farmers changed their accumulation centers to modern grain crops, causing environmental degradation, productive exclusion and ethnical-cultural conflicts with the indigenous community
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Fil: Barba, Fernando Enrique. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.
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Fil: Barba, Fernando Enrique. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.
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Este trabalho trata-se de um relato de experiências sobre o projeto de extensao Integraçao Comunidade e Instituiçao Asilar - Atividades Aquáticas e Recreativas Com Idosos, realizado na Piscina Térmica Didática do Centro de Educaçao Física e Desportos (CEFD) da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM) no primeiro semestre de 2013. Este projeto tem por objetivos principais, proporcionar aos idosos de Santa Maria/RS, diferentes experiências de movimento, recreaçao e lazer no meio aquático, possibilitando uma integraçao afetiva e social no âmbito da universidade, a partir de açoes didáticas e pedagógicas da educaçao física, promovendo uma maior interaçao entre comunidade e instituiçao asilar. Para que consigamos atingir os objetivos, nossas açoes baseiam-se emteorias pedagógicas da educaçao física escolar, tais como a teoria Critico-emancipatória de Kunz (1994) e da proposta de Aulas Abertas de Hildebrandt (2003). As atividades sao realizadas duas vezes por semana e estao resultando em superaçao e aprendizagem tanto para os idosos quanto para os monitores e professores do projeto. Conclui-se que a atividade desenvolvida junto aos 'nossos velhos', através de observaçao, auxílio, ensino e aprendizagem é de grande valia, pois o exercício físico, aliado a recreaçao no ambiente aquático, além de satisfaçao, proporciona aos idosos auto-estima e muita diversao. Também é possível verificar uma forma de trabalhar a educaçao física visando a aprendizagem dos idosos e nao somente a saúde e a qualidade de vida
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Led to become a national productive Center, the Great Dourados Region, which consists of 40 cities located in the south of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul - Brazil, emerged as a grain productive region from the middle of the 1970s in the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century. Using modern agricultural techniques, the land organization in this region was ruled by a development policy which was not concerned with the socio environmental aspects of the area. In this context, the present work aims to analyze the development process of the Great Dourados region, through soybean production and its relation to the confinement of the indigenous people present in the Area. This integration happened due to the money and for it, inserting this Region into a national productive pattern which guided the farmers to modern crops, mainly soybean. The land cultivation was not the only productive activity that granted the Region an economic integration, to both the national and international market. From the end of the Paraguay War (1870) to the middle of the 70s, there were at least two other ways to the regional economic integration. One of them happened with the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea (maté/ Yerba Mate) from 1870 to 1937, which divided the regional territory into large farmlands focused on the external market. The other way happened with the need to create a market for the agricultural production and for the demand for manufactured goods, which reorganized the regional territory into small farmlands, as a result of colonization projects from 1943 to 1956. Since 1976, with the creation of the Special Program for the Development of the Great Dourados Region (Prodegran), the capitalist relations of production, which were consolidated in the area, were not ruled almost exclusively by the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea, in order to create a new accumulation center connected to the modern crops. As this new accumulation center was created, the Region was led to a selective and dependent integration process, in which many farmers changed their accumulation centers to modern grain crops, causing environmental degradation, productive exclusion and ethnical-cultural conflicts with the indigenous community
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Led to become a national productive Center, the Great Dourados Region, which consists of 40 cities located in the south of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul - Brazil, emerged as a grain productive region from the middle of the 1970s in the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century. Using modern agricultural techniques, the land organization in this region was ruled by a development policy which was not concerned with the socio environmental aspects of the area. In this context, the present work aims to analyze the development process of the Great Dourados region, through soybean production and its relation to the confinement of the indigenous people present in the Area. This integration happened due to the money and for it, inserting this Region into a national productive pattern which guided the farmers to modern crops, mainly soybean. The land cultivation was not the only productive activity that granted the Region an economic integration, to both the national and international market. From the end of the Paraguay War (1870) to the middle of the 70s, there were at least two other ways to the regional economic integration. One of them happened with the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea (maté/ Yerba Mate) from 1870 to 1937, which divided the regional territory into large farmlands focused on the external market. The other way happened with the need to create a market for the agricultural production and for the demand for manufactured goods, which reorganized the regional territory into small farmlands, as a result of colonization projects from 1943 to 1956. Since 1976, with the creation of the Special Program for the Development of the Great Dourados Region (Prodegran), the capitalist relations of production, which were consolidated in the area, were not ruled almost exclusively by the traditional activities of cattle raising and the extraction of the Paraguay tea, in order to create a new accumulation center connected to the modern crops. As this new accumulation center was created, the Region was led to a selective and dependent integration process, in which many farmers changed their accumulation centers to modern grain crops, causing environmental degradation, productive exclusion and ethnical-cultural conflicts with the indigenous community
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Este trabalho trata-se de um relato de experiências sobre o projeto de extensao Integraçao Comunidade e Instituiçao Asilar - Atividades Aquáticas e Recreativas Com Idosos, realizado na Piscina Térmica Didática do Centro de Educaçao Física e Desportos (CEFD) da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM) no primeiro semestre de 2013. Este projeto tem por objetivos principais, proporcionar aos idosos de Santa Maria/RS, diferentes experiências de movimento, recreaçao e lazer no meio aquático, possibilitando uma integraçao afetiva e social no âmbito da universidade, a partir de açoes didáticas e pedagógicas da educaçao física, promovendo uma maior interaçao entre comunidade e instituiçao asilar. Para que consigamos atingir os objetivos, nossas açoes baseiam-se emteorias pedagógicas da educaçao física escolar, tais como a teoria Critico-emancipatória de Kunz (1994) e da proposta de Aulas Abertas de Hildebrandt (2003). As atividades sao realizadas duas vezes por semana e estao resultando em superaçao e aprendizagem tanto para os idosos quanto para os monitores e professores do projeto. Conclui-se que a atividade desenvolvida junto aos 'nossos velhos', através de observaçao, auxílio, ensino e aprendizagem é de grande valia, pois o exercício físico, aliado a recreaçao no ambiente aquático, além de satisfaçao, proporciona aos idosos auto-estima e muita diversao. Também é possível verificar uma forma de trabalhar a educaçao física visando a aprendizagem dos idosos e nao somente a saúde e a qualidade de vida
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Glaciations had a profound impact on the global sea-level and particularly on the Arctic environments. One of the key questions related to this topic is, how did the discharge of the Siberian Ob and Yenisei rivers interact with a proximal ice sheet? In order to answer this question high-resolution (1-12 kHz), shallow-penetration seismic profiles were collected on the passive continental margin of the Kara Sea Shelf to study the paleo-drainage pattern of the Ob and Yenisei rivers. Both rivers incised into the recent shelf, leaving filled and unfilled river channels and river canyons/valleys connecting to a complex paleo-drainage network. These channels have been subaerially formed during a regressive phase of the global sea-level during the Last Glacial Maximum. Beyond recent shelf depths of 120 m particle transport is manifested in submarine channel-levee complexes acting as conveyor for fluvial-derived fines. In the NE area, uniform draping sediments are observed. Major morphology determining factors are (1) sea-level fluctuations and (2) LGM ice sheet influence. Most individual channels show geometries typical for meandering rivers and appear to be an order of magnitude larger than recent channel profiles of gauge stations on land. The Yenisei paleo-channels have larger dimensions than the Ob examples and could be originated by additional water release during the melt of LGM Putoran ice masses. Asymmetrical submarine channel-levee complexes with channel depths of 60 m and more developed, in some places bordered by glacially dominated morphology, implying deflection by the LGM ice masses. A total of more than 12,000 km of acoustic profiles reveal no evidence for an ice-dammed lake of greater areal extent postulated by several workers. Furthermore, the existence of the channel-levee complexes is indicative of unhindered sediment flow to the north. Channels situated on the shelf above 120-m water depth exhibit no phases of ponding and or infill during sea-level lowstand. These findings denote the non-existence of an ice sheet on large areas of the Kara Sea shelf.