Zoneamento Edafoclimático Para a Cultura Da Seringueira No Espírito Santo

Silva, Kennedy Ribeiro da; Cecílio, Roberto Avelino; Xavier, Alexandre Cândido; Pezzopane, José Ricardo Macedo; Garcia, Giovanni de Oliveira

doi:10.15809/irriga.2013v18n1p01

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“…Em estudos com áreas maiores, como municípios, pode-se encontrar oscilações nos valores, mas como se trata de uma área pequena, há apenas uma classe de temperatura e pluviosidade, como podemos verificar na figura acima e constatar na Tabela 4. A disponibilização de mapas de aptidão climática para culturas anuais, nomeadas como zoneamentos climáticos, contribui para importantes tomadas de decisões como recomendações práticas, prevenção e controle das fitopatologias, que auxiliarão de base para a elaboração de políticas públicas destinadas ao setor agrícola (SILVA et al, 2013).…”

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“…O modelo de feiras livres existente hoje é arcaico. Passam-se anos e não se propõe algo que possa mudar as características da comercialização, ou seja, sanear e otimizar a distribuição dos produtos comercializados (SILVA et al 2013;ZUCCAS 2014). As feiras livres por sua vez, propiciam em muitas vezes o comércio irregular de alimentos, sem a devida inspeção higiênica e sanitária por órgãos competentes, agregando com a exposição dos feirantes e clientes aos ruídos produzidos (CALIL, 2011).…”

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Uso de Tillandsia usneoides como biomonitor na avaliação da qualidade do ar em três bairros do município de Paracambi/RJ

Vicente¹,

Figueiredo²,

Tavares³

et al. 2020

Meio Ambiente E Seus Desafios: Estudos Contemporâneos – Volume 1

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Uso de Tillandsia usneoides como biomonitor na avaliação da qualidade do ar em três bairros do município de Paracambi/RJ

Vicente¹,

Figueiredo²,

Tavares³

et al. 2020

Meio Ambiente E Seus Desafios: Estudos Contemporâneos – Volume 1

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“…The CLIMWB started with the estimation of potential evapotranspiration (ETP) by the Thornthwaite method (1948) due to its simplicity of determination of potential evapotranspiration and is widely used, as in studies by Silva et al (2013). This method was chosen because it requires only the air temperature (Ta) as input data and also because it presents small estimation deviations, as compared to the Penman-Monteith standard method, as observed by Sentelhas et al (2008).…”

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Climatological Water Balance With Data Estimated by Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission for the Doce River Basin

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The Climatic Water Balance (CLIMWB) is very used in the climatic characterization and can also offer important contribution in the identification of the water demand for irrigation of a region. For this, reliable precipitation data with good spatial coverage is required. The Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite -TRMM-3B43-v7 is a partnership between NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), which estimates rainfall data for the tropics region. The aim of this study is to evaluate the CLIMWB obtained by the Thornthwaite & Mather method (1955), with estimated rainfall data with the 3B43 product versus those generated with rainfall data and to map pixel-by-pixel water availability with good spatial coverage for the Doce River basin, located in the Atlantic Hydrographic Region, Southeastern Brazil, between the states of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo. The CLIMWB variables generated with 3B43, together with the precipitation, showed a good correlation with those fed with surface rainfall data. The largest differences between the two datasets were found in some stations in the southeast and northeast of the basin. The CLIMWB variables presented a good correlation, with the best water excess (0.94), followed by water deficit (0.88), water availability (0.84) and real evapotranspiration (0.82). With TRMM -3B43, we can characterize the CLIMWB in a similar way to that obtained with data observed by the gauges, providing much more extensive coverage. The use of the TRMM -3B43 precipitation data allows a consistent characterization of the regional water availability, contributing to the agricultural planning and management, mainly to fill the gaps left due to the absence of rain gauges and to possible failures in the rain gauges' data series.

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“…A few studies based in geographic information systems (GIS) exist that focus on mapping SALB "escape zones", but on a relatively small scale [22,[36][37][38]. Roy et al [39] expanded the covered geographical evaluation span to a global scale and took the effects of different phenological behavior of mature and immature trees into consideration.…”

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Global Assessment of Climate-Driven Susceptibility to South American Leaf Blight of Rubber Using Emerging Hot Spot Analysis and Gridded Historical Daily Data

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Cotter

Mahbod

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South American leaf blight (SALB) of Para rubber trees (Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.) is a serious fungal disease that hinders rubber production in the Americas and raises concerns over the future of rubber cultivation in Asia and Africa. The existing evidence of the influence of weather conditions on SALB outbreaks in Brazil has motivated a number of assessment studies seeking to produce risk maps that illustrate this relationship. Subjects with dynamic and cyclical spatiotemporal features need to embody sufficiently fine spatial resolution and temporal granulation for both input data and outputs in order to be able to reveal the desired patterns. Here, we apply emerging hot spot analysis to three decades of gridded daily precipitation and surface relative humidity data to depict their temporal and geographical patterns in relation to the occurrence of weather conditions that may lead to the emergence of SALB. Inferential improvements through improved handling of the uncertainties and fine-scaled temporal breakdown of the analysis have been achieved in this study. We have overlaid maps of the potential distribution of rubber plantations with the resulting dynamic and static maps of the SALB hot spot analysis to highlight regions of distinctly high and low climatic susceptibility for the emergence of SALB. Our findings highlight the extent of low-risk areas that exist within the rubber growing areas outside of the 10° equatorial belt.

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Zoneamento Edafoclimático Para a Cultura Da Seringueira No Espírito Santo

Cited by 8 publications

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Uso de Tillandsia usneoides como biomonitor na avaliação da qualidade do ar em três bairros do município de Paracambi/RJ

Uso de Tillandsia usneoides como biomonitor na avaliação da qualidade do ar em três bairros do município de Paracambi/RJ

Climatological Water Balance With Data Estimated by Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission for the Doce River Basin

Global Assessment of Climate-Driven Susceptibility to South American Leaf Blight of Rubber Using Emerging Hot Spot Analysis and Gridded Historical Daily Data

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