Sistema de monitoramento meteorológico através da Plataforma Arduino

Schmidt, Leonardo da Rosa; Freitas, Felipe Augusto Lustosa Meireles; Maldaner, Silvana

doi:10.5902/2179460x40639

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“…Within the scope of the PNGATI, each IL must have its own Environmental and Territorial Management Plan elaborated by the resident Indigenous peoples in partnership with governmental and non-governmental entities, aiming to reconcile traditional Indigenous knowledge and the technical support of non-Indigenous knowledge. However, most Amazonian ILs currently lack this plan [114]. The capacity of Indigenous peoples to cope with environmental threats to their territories is linked with the quantity and quality of resources they have, especially regarding the access to knowledge, the established partnerships, and the accesses to financial resources to carry out IL management.…”

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Environmental Threats over Amazonian Indigenous Lands

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Verstegen

et al. 2021

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This study investigates the main threats related to environmental degradation that affect Amazonian Indigenous Lands (ILs). Through a cluster analysis, we group ILs according to the set of common environmental threats that occur within and outside their limits. The results show that most of the 383 ILs are affected internally by a combination of different environmental threats, namely: deforestation, forest degradation, fires, mining, croplands, pastures, and roads. However, the ILs affected by multiple and relatively severe threats are mainly located in the arc of deforestation and the Roraima state. The threats related to forest loss (deforestation, forest degradation, and fires) are more intense in the ILs’ buffer zones than within, showing that ILs effectively promote environmental preservation. In the cluster analysis, we identified seven clusters that are characterized by common environmental threats within and around their limits, and, based on these results, we have outlined four environmental policy priorities to be strengthened and applied in Amazonian ILs: protecting ILs’ buffer zones; strengthening surveillance actions, and combating illegal deforestation, forest degradation, and mining activities in ILs; preventing and fighting fires; and removing invaders from all ILs in the Amazon. In this study, we warn that the threats presented make the Indigenous peoples in the Amazon more vulnerable. To guarantee indigenous peoples’ rights, illegal actions in these territories and their surroundings must be contained, and quickly.

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Environmental Threats over Amazonian Indigenous Lands

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et al. 2021

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A review of Arduino and salesforce for data collection and storage designed for microclimate monitoring

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Silva

et al. 2022

Int J Innov Educ Res

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This paper discusses the creation of a prototype station for monitoring microclimate and other variables such as carbon dioxide air concentration level and globe temperature through components that gather, process and store data from low-cost sensors. Its general purpose is to provide data on climate and other more granular features, such as microclimate. The specific objective was to seek solutions for the issue of securely storing microclimate data collected by the prototype using an Arduino open-source hardware board. The proposal to use Salesforce's PaaS computational cloud for data storage allows for the existence, with the current state of technology, of several tools capable of assisting both in collecting data as well as in securely storing them for later analysis. The study and the creation of such a prototype station for monitoring microclimate and other variables were carried out in the city of Campinas/SP. In the end, it was concluded that the station was efficient due to the accuracy of the data obtained by most sensors interfaced with Arduino and recorded on Salesforce's platform with the use of the NodeMCU Wi-Fi module. Some objectives were not met as one of the sensors was faulty and the integration between Arduino and NodeMCU could not be completed due to time constraints.

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Sistema de monitoramento meteorológico através da Plataforma Arduino

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Environmental Threats over Amazonian Indigenous Lands

Environmental Threats over Amazonian Indigenous Lands

A review of Arduino and salesforce for data collection and storage designed for microclimate monitoring

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