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    <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/tede/5436</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2026 15:59:27 GMT</pubDate>
    <dc:date>2026-10-19T15:59:27Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Dinâmica espacial da cobertura florestal e dos estoques de carbono em cenários futuros no Brejo paraibano (estado da Paraíba – Brasil) (2023–2100)</title>
      <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/39349</link>
      <description>Título: Dinâmica espacial da cobertura florestal e dos estoques de carbono em cenários futuros no Brejo paraibano (estado da Paraíba – Brasil) (2023–2100)
Autor(es): Campos, Jean Oliveira
Orientador: Lima, Eduardo Rodrigues Viana de
Abstract: The Atlantic Forest supports high biodiversity and provides essential ecosystem services. However, the history of land use and occupation in this biome has resulted in a landscape marked by native vegetation loss and fragmentation. In northeastern Brazil, this biome also occurs in the Brejos de Altitude, where Seasonal Semideciduous Forest predominates and agricultural and livestock pressure contributes to vegetation loss and changes in the carbon balance. In Paraíba, the Brejo Paraibano stands out for its marked reduction in forest cover, with implications for landscape fragmentation and for ecosystem services associated with carbon storage and sequestration. This study analyzed the future spatial dynamics of native forest cover in the Brejo Paraibano, as well as changes in carbon stocks and fluxes and their economic valuation, from 2023 to 2100, based on three simulated scenarios: Business-as-Usual Scenario (CT), Conservationist Scenario I (CC I), and Conservationist Scenario II (CC II). The approach integrated the environmental delimitation of the study area, land use and land cover change simulation, the assessment of forest loss and fragmentation, and the economic valuation of CO₂ fluxes. The spatial extent was delimited through the integration of spectral indices derived from Sentinel-2 images acquired during the dry season and the application of a threshold to identify the municipalities linked to the study area. Land use and land cover scenarios for 2030–2100 were then simulated in Dinamica EGO under different deforestation rates. Landscape metrics were calculated in Fragstats to evaluate native forest loss and fragmentation across the simulated scenarios. Finally, carbon stocks and decadal fluxes were estimated with InVEST, and an economic valuation was performed. The results indicated that the environmental delimitation totals 1,484.04 km² and encompasses 16 municipalities associated with the environmental system. During the historical period from 2013 to 2023, forest area declined from 52,302.39 ha to 35,232.46 ha, while carbon stocks decreased from 25.01 to 16.85 MtCO₂, resulting in a net emission of 8.16 MtCO₂, equivalent to US$ 1.665 billion. In future projections for 2023–2100, the Business-as-Usual Scenario indicates the continuation of losses, with forest area declining to 13,697.46 ha and carbon stocks declining to 6.55 MtCO₂ by 2100, as well as a cumulative nominal loss of approximately US$ 3.2 billion for the period 2030–2100. In contrast, conservation scenarios project gains in forest cover and carbon stocks. In CC I, by 2100, forest area reaches 41,032.62 ha, with carbon stocks of 19.62 MtCO₂, and the cumulative nominal economic gain amounts to US$ 0.92 billion. In CC II, by 2100, forest area reaches 104,077.50 ha, with carbon stocks of 49.77 MtCO₂, and the cumulative nominal economic gain reaches US$ 11.17 billion. Business-as-usual land-use trajectories intensify vegetation loss and the reduction of carbon stocks, whereas conservation trajectories alter fragmentation patterns and favor the carbon balance over the coming decades, providing a basis for discussing conservation and restoration priorities and supporting territorial planning decisions.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 23 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2026-02-23T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>A extensão como potencial para o desenvolvimento regional: um estudo sobre o IFCE Campus Crateús no sertão cearense</title>
      <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/38733</link>
      <description>Título: A extensão como potencial para o desenvolvimento regional: um estudo sobre o IFCE Campus Crateús no sertão cearense
Autor(es): Silva, Antônio Adílio Costa da
Orientador: Cardoso, Carlos Augusto de Amorim
Abstract: Public policies for the expansion of Federal Universities and the creation and&#xD;
expansion of Federal Institutes of Education (IFs) date back to the early 2000s;&#xD;
therefore, they are relatively recent. Nevertheless, socioeconomic and spatial&#xD;
transformations are already observable in inland cities of the country that have&#xD;
received campuses. This dissertation addresses the transformations that the&#xD;
Universities and the IF have brought about in Crateús/CE and its surrounding region,&#xD;
with particular emphasis on the IFCE Campus and its relationship with the territory&#xD;
through teaching, research, and especially extension activities. The main objective of&#xD;
this study is to assess the contributions of these campuses—particularly the IFCE&#xD;
Campus and its extension activities—to the development of the region. To this end, we&#xD;
collected data from these institutions and conducted interviews with directors,&#xD;
extension professors, and scholarship holders, as well as with producers,&#xD;
entrepreneurs, and representatives of other public agencies and civil society&#xD;
organizations active in the city and region. The research supports the thesis that these&#xD;
policies have reached inland areas, but in an incomplete way, lacking the structural&#xD;
and human resources necessary to fully realize their potential. It demonstrates that&#xD;
teaching has effectively contributed to education in the region, especially through&#xD;
undergraduate teacher-training programs, but that such contributions are not&#xD;
reproduced to the same extent in research and extension. Among the main reasons,&#xD;
in the case of IFCE, are the small number of professors working in higher education&#xD;
courses—which makes it difficult or impossible to carry out activities beyond&#xD;
teaching—and the lack of financial resources for project development. The arrival of&#xD;
these institutions, in combination with other policies, has significant potential to&#xD;
contribute to the region’s development, but this potential has been diminished by the&#xD;
lack of adequate means.; RESUMEN. Las políticas públicas de expansión de las Universidades Federales y de creación y&#xD;
expansión de los Institutos Federales de Educación (IFs) datan de comienzos de los&#xD;
años 2000; por lo tanto, son recientes. Sin embargo, las transformaciones&#xD;
socioeconómicas y espaciales ya son observables en ciudades del interior del país&#xD;
que recibieron campus. Esta tesis trata sobre las transformaciones que las&#xD;
Universidades y el IF han promovido en Crateús/CE y en la región, con especial&#xD;
énfasis en el Campus del IFCE y su relación con el territorio a través de la enseñanza,&#xD;
la investigación y, especialmente, la extensión.El objetivo central del trabajo es&#xD;
dimensionar las contribuciones de estos campus, en particular las del Campus del&#xD;
IFCE y de su extensión, al desarrollo de la región. Para ello, realizamos&#xD;
levantamientos de datos de estas instituciones y entrevistas con directores(as),&#xD;
profesores extensionistas y becarios(as), además de productores, empresarios y&#xD;
representantes de otros organismos públicos y de la sociedad civil que actúan en la&#xD;
ciudad y la región. La investigación confirma la tesis de que estas políticas llegaron al&#xD;
interior, pero de manera incompleta, sin los medios estructurales ni de personal&#xD;
suficientes para alcanzar plenamente su potencial. Demuestra que la enseñanza ha&#xD;
contribuido eficazmente a la formación en la región, especialmente en las&#xD;
licenciaturas, pero que esta contribución no se reproduce en la misma proporción en&#xD;
la investigación y la extensión. Entre las principales causas, en el caso del IFCE, se&#xD;
encuentran la reducida cantidad de profesores que actúan en los cursos superiores,&#xD;
lo que dificulta o imposibilita la realización de otras actividades más allá de la&#xD;
enseñanza, así como la falta de recursos financieros para el desarrollo de proyectos.&#xD;
La llegada de estas instituciones, en asociación con otras políticas, tiene un gran&#xD;
potencial de contribución para el desarrollo de la región, pero este se ha visto limitado&#xD;
por la falta de los medios adecuados.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 16 Dec 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2025-12-16T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Influência da sazonalidade eco-hidrológicas e biogeomorfológica em rios não perenes</title>
      <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/38261</link>
      <description>Título: Influência da sazonalidade eco-hidrológicas e biogeomorfológica em rios não perenes
Autor(es): Santos, Camilla Jerssica da Silva
Orientador: Souza, Jonas Otaviano Praça de
Abstract: This thesis analyzed the influence of eco-hydrological and biogeomorphological seasonality on&#xD;
the morphology of non-perennial rivers in the Riacho do Tigre basin, located in the semi-arid&#xD;
region of Paraíba, Brazil. The main objective was to examine how eco-hydrological and&#xD;
biogeomorphological seasonal dynamics control the morphology of non-perennial rivers,&#xD;
particularly by understanding how seasonal hydrological variations influence vegetation&#xD;
distribution and resilience, as well as channel morphological evolution.The methodology&#xD;
integrated multiscale analyses: at the drainage network scale, using Sentinel-2 NDVI time series&#xD;
(2016–2023) and rainfall data; at the reach scale, through UAV-based monitoring for the&#xD;
production of orthomosaics, digital terrain models (DTMs), and calculation of the VIgreen&#xD;
index; and at the quadrat scale, using permanent plots to monitor ecological succession across&#xD;
different geomorphic units (channel bed, bars, and margins).The results demonstrated a strong&#xD;
positive correlation between NDVI and accumulated precipitation (60–90 days), highlighting&#xD;
the rapid response of vegetation to rainfall pulses. Monitoring with VIgreen revealed marked&#xD;
seasonal dynamics, with increased vegetation biomass during the rainy season and reduction&#xD;
during dry periods. Quadrat monitoring showed that geomorphic units such as pools and&#xD;
margins sustain higher vegetation diversity and stability, whereas bars and active channels&#xD;
exhibit greater species turnover. Morphological analysis identified the instability dynamics of&#xD;
unvegetated sediment bars, in contrast to the stability of vegetated bars, which were only&#xD;
significantly reshaped by extreme hydrological events.It is concluded that the interaction&#xD;
among hydrology, geomorphology, and vegetation constitutes a non-linear system, sensitive to&#xD;
specific hydrological thresholds, with seasonality acting as a key driver of morphodynamics&#xD;
and ecological organization in non-perennial channels. These findings highlight the importance&#xD;
of incorporating eco-hydrological and biogeomorphological approaches in the understanding&#xD;
and management of fluvial systems in semi-arid regions.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 20 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2026-02-20T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Entre a contaminação e a escassez hídrica: uma análise dos riscos associados à qualidade da água do Riacho Agon, Catolé do Rocha - PB</title>
      <link>https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/123456789/38020</link>
      <description>Título: Entre a contaminação e a escassez hídrica: uma análise dos riscos associados à qualidade da água do Riacho Agon, Catolé do Rocha - PB
Autor(es): Andrade, Maria Lidia dos Santos
Orientador: Suertegaray, Dirce Maria Antunes
Abstract: The analysis of water contamination resulting from changes in land use and land cover is&#xD;
crucial for assessing environmental impacts and the risks associated with water quality.&#xD;
Thus, the present study aims to investigate water conditions through correlations between&#xD;
environmental constraints, land use and land cover, and water quality in the Agon stream&#xD;
microbasin. To this end, land use and land cover mapping of the area of interest was&#xD;
performed using data from the MapBiomas project, alongside water sampling (surface and&#xD;
groundwater) for the analysis of physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters. To&#xD;
understand the degree of aquifer vulnerability in the Agon stream microbasin, the GOD&#xD;
method (Groundwater occurrence, Overall lithology, and Depth to water table) was&#xD;
employed. The generated data allowed for an integrated analysis of the parameters&#xD;
established by the Ministry of Health (Ordinance 888/2021) and the CONAMA Resolutions&#xD;
(No. 357/2005 and No. 396/2008). The relevance of this study is justified by the&#xD;
microbasin’s location in the Brazilian Semi-arid region, a region characterized by a negative&#xD;
water balance, which reinforces the importance of conserving existing water resources.&#xD;
Additionally, there is a scarcity of research focused on understanding how water&#xD;
contamination in the local context can increase water scarcity in the region. Therefore, there&#xD;
is a need for detailed analyses regarding contamination and water scarcity, as water pollution&#xD;
represents a serious risk to public health and ecological balance. The juxtaposition of&#xD;
environmental characteristics — an unconfined alluvial aquifer embedded in crystalline&#xD;
geology, under a semi-arid climate with fluctuations in annual and interannual rainfall&#xD;
patterns, intermittent flow, and intense land use and cover — combined with high aquifer&#xD;
vulnerability (GOD index of 0.56), resulted in a critical situation in the Agon stream&#xD;
microbasin. The results revealed that the water is unfit for consumption at all sampling points&#xD;
due to microbiological contamination, high nitrate levels, and other physical-chemical&#xD;
alterations (turbidity and Total Dissolved Solids - TDS). This reality found in the Agon&#xD;
microbasin is dialectically contradictory: it is an area that, while facing socioeconomic and&#xD;
environmental difficulties related to water scarcity, is simultaneously submerged in a logic&#xD;
of significant contamination
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 26 Jan 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2026-01-26T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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