Planejamento E Regulação Dos Sistemas De Drenagem De Águas Pluviais Urbanas Em Municípios Mineiros Da Bacia Hidrográfica Do Rio Mucuri

Machado, Silvestre Sales; Santos, Ciro Meneses; Souza, Marcio Coutinho de; Ferreira, João Cesar de Souza

doi:10.24857/rgsa.v16i3.3184

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“…According to Machado et al (2022) the lack of control over land use and occupation is an important factor that highlights the occurrence of recurrent floods and landslides, with fatal victims and homeless people.…”

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Sustainable Rainwater Management With the Use of Compensatory Urban Drainage Techniques: Case Study on The Maracanã Campus of the University of the State of Rio De Janeiro (UERJ)

Souza,

Ohnuma Júnior

2024

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Objective: The objective of this study is to evaluate the hydrological impact of using different compensatory techniques on the conventional urban drainage system in an intramural contribution basin to the Maracanã Campus of the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ), located in the Maracanã neighborhood, in the city from Rio de Janeiro-RJ. Theoretical Framework: A bibliographical review was prepared with an approach to the urbanization process associated with urban drainage infrastructures, as well as the use of compensatory techniques to control urban flooding. Method: Rainfall and hydrological data, demand and consumption of non-potable water in the building, sizing of the microdrainage network and compensatory techniques and calculation of the runoff buffered by the techniques were obtained. Results and Discussion: The results obtained revealed that the hydrological impact of using compensatory techniques designed on the drainage network designed in the Maracanã Campus basin, which discharges a flow of 2,041.66 Lts/s, would have a reduction in the flow of around 19%, using only around 14% of the Campus area is a contribution area for techniques. Research Implications: The research brings a scientific contribution based on the analysis of the implementation of compensatory techniques on the microdrainage network as an alternative to be evaluated by municipal managers as a solution to be integrated into the infrastructure development of cities, in order to make them more resilient in terms of to intense rainfall events. Originality/Value: The study showed, based on the results obtained, the efficiency in the use of compensatory urban drainage techniques, with discussion in the scientific community to develop further studies in the context of water resources management.

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Sustainable Rainwater Management With the Use of Compensatory Urban Drainage Techniques: Case Study on The Maracanã Campus of the University of the State of Rio De Janeiro (UERJ)

Souza,

Ohnuma Júnior

2024

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Quality of Groundwater Distributed by Collective Alternative Solution in Rural Areas Interferes with Weather Variables

Daronco,

Bárta,

Pretto

et al. 2023

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Theoretical benchmark: The seasonal and spatial variability of a spring can be monitored by physical, chemical and microbiological parameters, to ensure access to the population of drinking water, managed in a safe manner, since alternative and unsafe sources of water supply, and sometimes without treatment, pose risk to human health. Method: Quantitative, retrospective study of water samples collected monthly by monitoring the quality of water for human consumption in rural and urban areas from collective supply from January 2018 to December 2019. Results and conclusion: Precipitation interfered with all water quality indicators except free residual chlorine; and temperature interfered with turbidity, free residual chlorine, and fluoride. There was a correlation between fluoride and temperature; total coliforms and free residual chlorine, which suggests the possibility of antimicrobial action. Cross-sectoral actions to improve the quality of water supplied in rural areas are therefore proposed, through the adoption of continuous disinfection of all water sources. Research Implications: Presents important indicators on the quality of water consumed by the population, directly influencing the health of consumers. Originality/value: Research carried out in the rural area in Brazil is controversial about the interference of climatic factors in the quality of the distributed water. In view of the need to provide access to the population of drinking water, subject to safe and efficient treatments, without risks to human health, and for this purpose this study assesses the interference of climatic factors in the quality of water.

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Implementation of the Market Voucher in the Municipality of Franciscópolis, Mucuri Valley – MG

Melquiades,

De Souza,

Ferreira

et al. 2023

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Objective: To investigate the economic and social impacts of the tíquete feira program on the lives of small rural producers in the Municipality of Franciscópolis, MG. Theoretical framework: A theoretical approach was conducted regarding public policies focused on family farming, solidarity economy, and social currency. Method: In the first stage, an analysis of secondary data published by the Municipality of Franciscópolis/MG was carried out. In the second stage, the IraMuTeQ software was used to analyze the content of publications on the subject. Results and conclusion: It was possible to observe that the implementation of the fair ticket helped these families who live from agriculture to partially guarantee their own livelihood and that of the family, allowing for food and nutritional security. In addition, there is the appreciation and stimulation of family farming, enabling its continuity, because, through the increase of resources, it makes possible the improvement of the products taken to the street market. Implications of the research: The study highlights the importance of addressing the solidarity economy, taking into account cultural diversity and seeking efficient solutions for the development of family farming and the local economy. It also emphasizes the implementation of public policies by the Municipality of Franciscópolis, MG, to support these goals. Originality/Value: This is a regionalized study about the solidarity economy promoted by a municipal entity in order to encourage family farmers, through its own social currency (ticket fair) and, at the same time, translates into a welfare public policy, insofar as the fair ticket is provided to local municipal employees and also to local families in situations of social vulnerability.

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Planejamento E Regulação Dos Sistemas De Drenagem De Águas Pluviais Urbanas Em Municípios Mineiros Da Bacia Hidrográfica Do Rio Mucuri

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Sustainable Rainwater Management With the Use of Compensatory Urban Drainage Techniques: Case Study on The Maracanã Campus of the University of the State of Rio De Janeiro (UERJ)

Sustainable Rainwater Management With the Use of Compensatory Urban Drainage Techniques: Case Study on The Maracanã Campus of the University of the State of Rio De Janeiro (UERJ)

Quality of Groundwater Distributed by Collective Alternative Solution in Rural Areas Interferes with Weather Variables

Implementation of the Market Voucher in the Municipality of Franciscópolis, Mucuri Valley – MG

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