Impactos de desastres socioambientais em saúde pública: estudos dos casos dos Estados de Santa Catarina em 2008 e Pernambuco em 2010

Londe, Luciana de Resende; Marchezini, Víctor; Conceição, Rodrigo Silva da; Bortoletto, Kátia Cristina; Silva, Ana Elisa Pereira; Santos, Elisa Volker dos; Reani, Regina Tortorella

doi:10.1590/s0102-3098201500000031

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“…The volume collects 20 different points of view, which cover environmental protection and development, urban planning, geography, public policymaking, participation processes, and other cross-disciplinary fields ( Figure 2). The interdisciplinary research conducted in this domain addresses such issues as evaluation of the quality of life in urban and suburban environments [5,6], issues related to public health protection [7,8], environmental injustice [9], engineering and infrastructure safety [10][11][12], energy security [13], income and environmental risk [14,15], hydrological and climate change risks [16][17][18], and mapping techniques [19][20][21][22]. All of them had been incorporated into socio-environmental vulnerability assessments, which present a broad perspective of this domain.…”

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Socio-Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Sustainable Management

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Kazak

2020

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Socio-Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Sustainable Management

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“…Since 2010, due to the most massive hydrological disaster in the region (Londe et al, 2005), several studies on the subject have been developed, as in Machado et al (2012) Thus, given the volume of scientific work carried out, it is possible to observe the magnitude of events in the region and the relevance of new contributions to hydrological risk management in the Una river basin.…”

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Floodplain reconstitution based on data collected via smartphones: a methodological approach to hydrological risk mapping

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Oliveira

Cirilo

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The present study aimed to investigate the use of mobile applications on smartphones, specifically the Hidromapp application, as a technical support tool for flood data collection, as well as its use in flood mapping. To this end, information about a flood event of May 2017 was collected in the municipality of Jaqueira-Pernambuco, using smartphones and the Hidromapp application. Information was later used as input data for modeling and floodplain reconstitution. The study used geoprocessing techniques and a high-resolution Digital Terrain Model (Pernambuco Tridimensional - PE3D). For result evaluation, the reconstituted floodplain was compared with hydrodynamic modeling results using statistical indicators (RMSE and Critical Success Index - C). The app presented a good performance as a support tool for field collection of floodmark data. The applied method allowed a partially adequate estimation of the reconstituted event, in which the flooded area (extension) showed a high degree of similarity with the compared model, but with caveats for water surface elevations, where considerable discrepancies were detected in some points of the study area.

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“…The State's HDI -Human Development Indexis 0.774 and it is the third in the Brazilian HDI ranking (IBGE, 2010). Despite the high socio-economic indicators for municipalities from Santa Catarina state, there are many communities at risk in those places due to characteristics of land occupation (Londe et al, 2014;Londe et al, 2015). The mountainous relief in the east side determined the human settlement in the fluvial plains, which are areas naturally prone to floods.…”

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Vulnerability analysis in Complex Networks under a Flood Risk Reduction point of view

Santos

Jorge

Londe

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Abstract. The measurement and mapping of transportation network vulnerability constitute subjects of global interest. During a flood, some elements of a transportation network can be reached, causing damages directly (to people, vehicles and roads/streets) and indirect damages (services) with great economic impacts. The Complex Networks approach may offer a valuable perspective considering one type of vulnerability especially related to Disaster Risk Reduction on critical infrastructures: the topological vulnerability. The topological vulnerability index associated to an element in a graph is defined as the damage (variation) on the network’s average efficiency due to the removal of that element. We have performed a topological vulnerability analysis to the highways in the state of Santa Catarina (Brazil), and produced a risk map considering that index and the flood susceptible areas. Our results can represent an important tool for stakeholders from the transportation sector.

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Impactos de desastres socioambientais em saúde pública: estudos dos casos dos Estados de Santa Catarina em 2008 e Pernambuco em 2010

Cited by 22 publications

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Socio-Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Sustainable Management

Socio-Environmental Vulnerability Assessment for Sustainable Management

Floodplain reconstitution based on data collected via smartphones: a methodological approach to hydrological risk mapping

Vulnerability analysis in Complex Networks under a Flood Risk Reduction point of view

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