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    <title>Abordagem metagenômica para análise do microbioma e resistoma em rios do bioma amazônico</title>
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    <description>Título: Abordagem metagenômica para análise do microbioma e resistoma em rios do bioma amazônico
Autor(es): Melquiades, Davi Bezerra
Orientador: Campana,  Eloiza Helena
Abstract: Although Brazil has a rich biodiversity, the Amazon biome and its aquatic&#xD;
matrices have been undergoing intense degradation, being exposed to&#xD;
pollutants, including antimicrobials. Environments contaminated by these&#xD;
compounds may become sites for the selection of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)&#xD;
genes, which can be transferred to environmental or pathogenic bacteria. AMR&#xD;
already constitutes a serious public health problem, being associated with more&#xD;
than 4.95 million deaths annually, reinforcing the need for interdisciplinary&#xD;
techniques for rapid detection, such as metagenomic analyses combined with&#xD;
bioinformatics for the identification of resistance genes. This study aimed to&#xD;
identify and analyze the microbiome and the resistome in Amazonian aquatic&#xD;
matrices, as well as to develop pipelines for the detection of natural AMR&#xD;
reservoirs. DNA from samples originating from effluents of rivers in the state of&#xD;
Amapá was isolated using the commercial DNeasy® PowerSoil® kit and then&#xD;
sequenced using Nanopore technology. Subsequently, standardized pipelines&#xD;
were applied for quality assessment, filtering, and assembly. For pipeline&#xD;
validation, pilot samples from the Jaguaribe River (João Pessoa, PB) were used,&#xD;
due to the good contiguity of the assemblies and excellent N50 and L50 values.&#xD;
Taxonomic analyses were performed using Kraken2, and the resistome was&#xD;
characterized with different databases, such as CARD, ResFinder, and NCBI.&#xD;
Visual materials addressing AMR and One Health were developed. The&#xD;
application to Amazonian data was efficient in both assembly strategies. In the&#xD;
Flye approach, dominant taxa such as the phylum Pseudomonadota prevailed,&#xD;
with emphasis on Alphaproteobacteria and Gammaproteobacteria, in addition to&#xD;
Actinomycetota and Thermoproteota at several sites. The MEGAHIT assembly&#xD;
showed greater fragmentation but enabled the detection of abundant and low-&#xD;
coverage taxa, as well as possible pathogens such as Pseudomonas and&#xD;
Enterobacterales. From the MEGAHIT assemblies at sites AP2 and AP9, the&#xD;
resistance genes blaOXA-60 and RbpA were identified, associated with the&#xD;
genera Ralstonia and Mycolicibacterium, respectively. The developed pipelines&#xD;
proved to be effective for the analysis of the microbiome and resistome of&#xD;
environmental metagenomic DNA from aquatic matrices, and the detection of&#xD;
these genes reinforces the importance of surveillance in biomes under&#xD;
degradation.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2025-10-31T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Secas no semiárido paraibano análise de extremos pluviométricos e vulnerabilidade nos municípios de Picuí, Sousa e Sumé</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/38095</link>
    <description>Título: Secas no semiárido paraibano análise de extremos pluviométricos e vulnerabilidade nos municípios de Picuí, Sousa e Sumé
Autor(es): Florêncio, Helayne Luiza de Sousa
Orientador: Filgueira, Hamilcar José Almeida
Abstract: Climate change corresponds to persistent alterations in climate patterns, evidenced by&#xD;
variations in temperatures, in the frequency of extreme events, and in the functioning of&#xD;
atmospheric and oceanic systems, affecting ecosystems and human activities at different&#xD;
scales. In this context, semi-arid regions tend to show greater sensitivity to climate&#xD;
variability, particularly regarding water availability and the occurrence of droughts.&#xD;
Given this scenario, the main objective of this study was to analyze the behavior of the&#xD;
rainfall regime and drought vulnerability in the municipalities of Picuí, Sousa, and Sumé,&#xD;
located in the semi-arid region of the state of Paraíba, Brazil. The adopted methodology&#xD;
included the analysis, for the period from 1994 to 2023, of the Consecutive Dry Days&#xD;
Index (CDD) and the Consecutive Wet Days Index (CWD), as well as the statistical&#xD;
analysis of time series using the Mann-Kendall, Sen’s slope, and Pettitt tests. In addition,&#xD;
drought vulnerability was calculated through a composite index structured from&#xD;
indicators of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity. The results indicate few&#xD;
consecutive days with precipitation, highlighting the municipality of Sousa, with a&#xD;
maximum value of nine CWD in the years 2008, 2018, and 2020. On the other hand, long&#xD;
drought intervals were observed, particularly in Sumé, which recorded nearly one year of&#xD;
CDD. A statistically significant increasing trend in CDD was observed in the municipality&#xD;
of Sumé, indicating an intensification of dry periods over time, while Picuí and Sousa did&#xD;
not show defined trends. The analysis also revealed low water recovery capacity after dry&#xD;
periods, especially in Picuí and Sumé. The drought vulnerability assessment pointed to&#xD;
differences among the municipalities, with higher vulnerability in Sumé, associated with&#xD;
the intensification of dry periods and adaptive limitations, and relatively lower&#xD;
vulnerability in Sousa, influenced by lower sensitivity and support from external water&#xD;
infrastructure. It is concluded that drought vulnerability in these municipalities is strongly&#xD;
conditioned by the temporal irregularity of rainfall and by how the territories are&#xD;
structured to respond to climate extremes, reinforcing the need for integrated and&#xD;
territorially differentiated adaptive strategies.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2026-02-24T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Eventos extremos de chuva e soluções baseadas na natureza no município de João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brasil</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/38091</link>
    <description>Título: Eventos extremos de chuva e soluções baseadas na natureza no município de João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brasil
Autor(es): Sousa, Natália Duarte de
Orientador: Filgueira, Hamilcar José Almeida
Abstract: This study analyzed the relationship between Nature-based Solutions (NbS), Extreme Rainfall&#xD;
Events (ERE), and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), combining a bibliometric review of the&#xD;
literature with a spatiotemporal analysis of rainfall variability in the municipality of João&#xD;
Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil, as well as a comparative analysis between the municipalities of João&#xD;
Pessoa and Guimarães, Braga, Portugal. This review allowed us to consolidate a theoretical&#xD;
framework on NbS and deepen its application in the context of urban flooding, highlighting an&#xD;
exponential growth in global scientific production in the last decade, especially between 2021&#xD;
and 2025, reflecting the recognition of NbS as sustainable alternatives to conventional&#xD;
infrastructure in the face of climate change. Based on climatological analysis, it was found that&#xD;
the highest daily rainfall volumes and the highest frequency of ERE in João Pessoa are&#xD;
concentrated in areas close to the coast, associated with climatic patterns such as La Niña and/or&#xD;
Negative Dipole, which favor the occurrence and intensification of rainfall. Although no&#xD;
statistically significant trend of increase or decrease in average annual rainfall and ERE was&#xD;
identified, at least one extreme event has occurred annually over the last 15 years, but this is&#xD;
&#xD;
not always associated with hydrometeorological disasters, highlighting the role of socio-&#xD;
environmental and infrastructure factors in determining risk. It has been noted that NbS are&#xD;
&#xD;
highly adaptable and multifunctional, with the potential to strengthen urban resilience,&#xD;
sustainability, and innovation in public policies when implemented in an integrated and&#xD;
participatory manner. Experiences in Guimarães and João Pessoa have demonstrated their&#xD;
contribution to mitigating floods and flooding, although their implementation in Brazil is still&#xD;
sporadic and poorly integrated. João Pessoa's potential to expand green areas, reduce&#xD;
impervious surfaces, restore urban rivers, implement eco-trails and green corridors, and&#xD;
strengthen participatory processes is noteworthy. The study also highlighted the importance of&#xD;
institutional structures, such as research laboratories and environmental education, for&#xD;
integrating actions between public authorities, universities, and civil society, enabling testing,&#xD;
climate monitoring, and community engagement. It was concluded that the research contributed&#xD;
to the advancement of knowledge on NbS applied to ERE and DRR, reinforcing the need for&#xD;
future studies with quantitative modeling to assess their effectiveness and support João Pessoa's&#xD;
adaptive planning in the face of the climate emergency, considering NbS as efficient,&#xD;
economical, and sustainable alternatives for DRR.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2026-02-24T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>A floresta nacional de Restinga\PB e sua influência nas condições microclimáticas de áreas adjacentes</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/37848</link>
    <description>Título: A floresta nacional de Restinga\PB e sua influência nas condições microclimáticas de áreas adjacentes
Autor(es): Silva, Ingrid Almeida da
Orientador: Santos, Joel Silva dos
Abstract: The metropolitan region of João Pessoa, in Paraíba, underwent a process of disordered urban growth,&#xD;
profoundly transforming the use and occupation of the soil, reducing mainly the Atlantic Forest. In&#xD;
this region there is a fragment occupied by the Conservation Unit (UC) called the National Forest&#xD;
(Flona) of Restinga de Cabedelo. The main objective of the present study is to investigate the role of&#xD;
vegetation in mitigating the urban heat islands of the study area. At first, an analysis of the city's&#xD;
general climatology was carried out using a 30-year historical series of data on temperature, relative&#xD;
air humidity, wind velocity and precipitation using data from an INMET station located in João&#xD;
Pessoa. Posteriorly, air temperature and relative humidity were measured during the months of&#xD;
January to March (dry period) using a Hobo® thermohygrometer U10-003 at 5 experimental points&#xD;
in the study area. These points were distributed in the urban area-FLONA, with three points located&#xD;
in the urban network and two located in the forest with three monitoring points in the urban area and&#xD;
two within the forest itself. For the calculation of the urban heat island, a reference point P05, located&#xD;
in Flona, was used, from which the values were calculated, and afterwards its magnitude was&#xD;
classified. And Thom's thermal index of discomfort was also calculated. The results allowed to&#xD;
characterize the microclimate of the study area and to identify that the environmental changes&#xD;
provoked by the urbanization process directly affect the temperature and relative humidity of the air,&#xD;
as well as in the formation and intensity of heat island. The points located in the urban area P01, P02&#xD;
presented the highest temperatures, heat islands and IDT, and P03 (closest to the forest) had lower&#xD;
values. On the other hand, P04 and P05 presented the best conditions of temperature, relative&#xD;
humidity and thermal comfort. In this way, a thermal gradient was obtained, where as the monitored&#xD;
points approached the forest, the temperature, islands of heat and thermal discomfort decrease and&#xD;
the relative humidity of the air increases.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2018-03-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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