2018
DOI: 10.18607/es201876853
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Processos erosivos em rodovias: uma revisão sistemática sobre os métodos de previsão e monitoramento

Abstract: Rodovias são grandes causadoras de impactos ambientais devido principalmente pela supressão vegetal e pela movimentação de terra necessárias para sua implantação. Se não forem previstos e evitados, os processos de erosão e movimentos de massa podem vir a causar o colapso da estrutura viária. Para antecipar a ocorrência dos processos erosivos ainda na etapa de projeto, há diversos modelos de predição de risco de erosões, que impedem o surgimento de ravinas e voçorocas em quantidade e volume que coloque … Show more

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“…Other aspects can be associated with access roads, as they are places that influence the increase in susceptibilities, increasing the surface flow and contributing to the generation of erosion processes. Pires and Carmo Junior (2018) point out that some environmental damage caused by roads is often irreversible, due to the suppression of vegetation, soil exposure, interference in the habitats of native animals, changes in the soil itself, and deviations from natural drainages and dams of rivers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other aspects can be associated with access roads, as they are places that influence the increase in susceptibilities, increasing the surface flow and contributing to the generation of erosion processes. Pires and Carmo Junior (2018) point out that some environmental damage caused by roads is often irreversible, due to the suppression of vegetation, soil exposure, interference in the habitats of native animals, changes in the soil itself, and deviations from natural drainages and dams of rivers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%