bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Calçadão de bangu: modelos de cidade e modos de vida
Authors: Reis Filho Marcelo de Medeiros
Published: March 2024

O Calçadão de Bangu, inaugurado em 1992, pode ser visto como a fundação de um novo modelo para o bairro da Zona Oeste carioca. A partir de uma via exclusiva para pedestres, a Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro reformulou uma rua que estava envolta por galerias comerciais, a estação ferroviária e a Fábrica de Tecidos Bangu. Passados cerca de trinta anos, o Calçadão passou por reformas, disputas e mantém o seu caráter central na região de Bangu, sendo tomado por camelôs, pedestres, mototáxis e lojistas de diversos ramos. Tendo em mente este objeto, debato o modelo de calçadão enquanto cenário de concepções de cidades e de modos de criar o cotidiano. Concluo que o modelo de calçadão visa ordenar as experiências no espaço público e delimitá-las dentro do plano urbano executado, enquanto os viventes destes espaços recriam e invertem o planejamento das cidades ao ocupar, transitar e comercializar.
Análise do caso da venerável ordem terceira e a comunidade quilombola da pedra do sal: memórias em disputas
Authors: Da Conceição Ferreira Sirley
Published: March 2024

Este artigo busca apresentar o conflito entre a Venerável Ordem Terceira (VOT) e a Comunidade Quilombola da Pedra do Sal, localizados no bairro tradicional da Saúde, na região portuária do Rio de Janeiro, assim como sua relação com o patrimônio, pois a VOT, vinculada à Igreja Católica Apostólica Romana, reivindica a propriedade dos imóveis a partir de uma doação da família imperial, que teria sido confirmada pela prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro. O segundo grupo, consequência do processo de escravidão, busca a titulação coletiva a partir da doação feita pelos seus antepassados diretos. Com base nos documentos bibliográficos citados sobre o tema, o estudo se justifica por tratar de dois grupos constituídos de herança histórica e que disputam o território diante de uma nova realidade urbana. As tentativas de expropriação pela irmandade religiosa VOT sobre a comunidade quilombola coloca em risco a permanência desse grupo, que tem resistido com a ajuda de movimentos sociais, eventos culturais locais, ações do sindicato e demais grupos que se identificam com a causa. A questão-problema desse estudo é: como a tensão entre dois grupos se configura em luta simbólica? Assim, pensar o território como algo físico e de pertencimento é insuficiente para entendermos questões mais profundas e dinâmicas que vivemos, isso requer dizer que a reflexão do território é pensar em toda uma construção social que perpassa as questões de identidade, subjetividade, memória, história, seus fluxos e fixos. É acerca desse território simbólico que o estudo apresenta questões relacionadas ao campo do patrimônio como categoria do pensamento e que valorização do bem é um processo social que só ocorre mediante disputa.
Práticas corporais e currículo: legitimação a partir da análise documental
Authors: David de Santana Macedo Libni , Garcia Neira Marcos , Zoboli Fabio
Published: March 2024

Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar o modo como os atos de currículo da Educação Física (EF) legitimam as práticas corporais no âmbito de três escolas de Ensino Médio (EM) de Simão Dias – Sergipe. A pesquisa foi feita a partir de uma abordagem qualitativa, do tipo documental. Os respectivos Projetos Político-Pedagógicos e Planos de Ensino do componente foram submetidos à análise de conteúdo de Bardin. Notamos que as limitações dos espaços físicos condicionam a vivência de práticas legitimadas na escola. Percebemos forte influência dos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais, assim como a vivência exaustiva dos esportes euroamericanos.
Monitoria em componentes curriculares de recorte filosófico em Psicologia
Authors: Seixas Pablo de Sousa , Prudente Sergio Eduardo de Lima , Mendonça Junior Gilsivan Castro de , Gomes Marina Ayara Nogueira
Published: March 2024

O presente trabalho objetiva discutir a importância da monitoria nos cursos de Psicologia, assim como descrever uma experiência inovadora de implantação desse recurso didático-pedagógico em componentes curriculares teórico-filosóficos. Esses componentes estão presentes no primeiro ano do curso, fase marcada pela adaptação dos ingressantes. Portanto, na construção do projeto, foi levado em consideração que os discentes poderiam apresentar adversidades ao entrar em contato com essas temáticas, tais como a complexidade dos debates e nova linguagem acadêmica. A monitoria foi utilizada como ferramenta nas práticas educacionais a fim de ser um facilitador do processo de comunicação de discentes e docentes. O trabalho foi organizado por dois professores de um curso de Psicologia da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN/FACISA), com oferta de quatro bolsas voluntárias, no período de dois anos. O desenvolvimento das atividades visava a minimização das dificuldades dos alunos, bem como incitar e introduzir debates históricos e filosóficos. No decorrer da intervenção, foi possibilitado um ensino-aprendizagem autônomo aos estudantes, propiciando também, a experiência docente aos monitores. Com a conclusão das atividades, a monitoria se consolidou como uma mediação eficaz para obter horizontalidade das relações, com ganhos pedagógicos aos participantes, viabilizando a criação de iniciativas posteriores no estudo de psicologia, epistemologia e outras áreas afins. O atual relato demonstra o quanto práticas análogas podem aprimorar e aperfeiçoar os processos de formação estudantil e profissionalizante nos cursos de Psicologia.
Do (in) passe da tradução ao problema da nomeação: A insistência de Bemächtigungstrieb
Authors: Trevisan Neto Antonio , Vivès Jean Michel , Maesso Marcia
Published: March 2024

Este artigo realiza um resgate da expressão Bemächtigungstrieb empregada por Sigmund Freud em sua obra, e traduzida no Brasil sob os termos de pulsão de dominação. A discussão apresenta um cuidadoso exame dos argumentos que sustentam esta nomeação, atravessando os impasses interprete-tradutórios, ofertando uma releitura de seu estado. Num desmonte-investigativo, recorremos ao levantamento histórico da noção, e de outras traduções, como do francês e inglês, possibilitando maior precisão de algumas reduções do postulado de Freud, bem como, dos impactos na concepção da Metapsicologia. Em consequência deste levantamento, sustentamos outra posição tradutória, na forma de pulsão de apoderamento, compreendida numa articulação alinhada a originalidade do pensamento freudiano.
Risk Factors Associated with Onychomycosis in Patients Attending Dermatology Units of Some Hospitals in Benue State, Nigeria
Authors: Magdalene Tyona, Ngodoo , Gberikon Grace Mwuese , Aernan Paulyn Tracy
Published: March 2024

Onychomycosis is caused by different organisms especially the genus Trichophyton responsible for fungal nail infection. If left untreated, infection can spread to every nail and over time, the nails become thick, brittle, and ingrown causing pain and discomfort. To investigate the risk factors associated with onychomycosis in patients attending some hospitals within Benue state. A total of 384 finger and toenail samples were collected, disinfected, and subjected to laboratory examination using standard microbiological procedures. Some risk factors for onychomycosis including age, occupation, gender, diabetes mellitus condition, household contacts with animals, use of occlusive footwears, obesity, immune status, family history of onychomycosis, exposure to humid environments among others were investigated using structured questionnaire. The logistic regression for multivariate analysis was further used to identify the relationship between risk factors and onychomycosis. From the 384 samples collected, 226 fungal species were isolated from culture of toeand fingernails samples. Tinea rubrum was identified in159 (70.36%) followed by As per gillusspp., 30 (13.27%), Candida (Yeast), 19 (8.41%), Trichophytoninterdigitale,11 (4.87%) and Epidermophy tonfloc cosum was8 (3.54%). Age was statistically significant toony chomycos is with a positive association (OR=3.06, P=0.02; ≤0.05), while gender (OR=0.85, P=0.45>0.05)and occupation was not statistically significant (OR=1.21, P=0.66; >0.05). Use of occlusive footwear, keeping of long nails, and wearing used shoes showed statistically significant associations with onychomycosis. Individuals who engaged in the afore mentioned risk factors had high odds ratio (39.0, 5.95 and 1.26 respectively). Diabetes mellitus condition, trauma/damage to nails, nail psoriasis, obesity, and immunosuppression also showed statistically significant associations with onychomycosis. Odds ratio was (1.27, 1.86, 4.12, 1.05 and 3.14) respectively. Onychomycosis remains the most common nail disorder with a significant burden. There is need for prevention through practice of good personal hygiene and prescribed treatment of onychomycosis as it can have a considerable impact on patients’ quality of life.
MY AFTERNOONS WITH MARGUERITTE
Authors: Benvindo de Souza Cirlene , Antonia da Silva Ivone
Published: March 2024

This review offers us a sensitive look at the inclusion of children with ASD. It highlights the importance of mutual respect and acceptance of differences. Evidenced through understanding special needs. Thus, this review, the object of a critical analysis, beautifully explains how genuine connection between people can overcome obstacles and enrich lives.
EDUCATION IN DIVERSITY
Authors: Eduarda dos Santos Maria
Published: March 2024

Introduction: Students with special educational needs are included in the perspective of inclusive education, which, in recent years, has gained prominence and has been widely discussed Objective: to carry out a survey of some works from the last 6 years that cover the theme of Education and teaching pedagogical practice in the proposal for inclusive education Methodology: This is a descriptive literature review with qualitative characteristics in the Scielo and Google Scholar databases in articles published, in Portuguese, between 2015 and 2021. Conclusions: It is possible to conclude Although educating in diversity is possible, as long as public policies are actually implemented, teacher training requires more investment and attention from schools.
Kentsel mekânda e-skuter kullanımına ilişkin Türkiye ve dünyada yapılan yasal düzenleme örnekleri
Authors: Bildirici Zeytun , İlyas Seyitali , Kepenek Engin , Albayrak Yalcin
Published: March 2024

Elektrikli skuterlerin son yıllarda dünyada en sık kullanılan mikromobilite araçlarından biri olması, kentsel alanda kullanımı kapsamında uygun mevzuat arayışını beraberinde getirmiştir. Her geçen gün artan araç sahipliliğinin doğurduğu hava kirliliği doğayı hızla tahrip ederken büyük kentlerde korkunç bir trafik problemini doğurmuştur. Bu ve diğer sebepler kentli için mikromobilite araçlarını cazip kılmıştır. Günümüzde skutere yatırım yapan şirketlerin politikaları, cep uygulamalarla sunmuş oldukları kolaylıklar, paylaşımlı e-skuterlerin hızlı erişim imkânı sunması, ulaşılabilir olması, ucuz ve farklı yapılara sahip yollarda (araç, bisiklet, kaldırım vs.) kullanılma imkânı sunması skuteri en çok tercih edilen mikromobilite aracı konumuna taşımıştır. Skuterlerin elektronik yapıları akıllı ulaşım sistemlerinin gelecekteki en büyük hedeflerinden olan türler arası entegrasyon konusunda hızlı hızlı şekilde uyum sağlama imkânı sunmaktadır. Ülkemizde ve dünyanın birçok kentinde bir ulaşım aracı olarak kabul edilen e-skuter için bir takım yasal düzenlemeler geliştirilmiştir. Bu çalışmada Türkiye, Almanya, Japonya, ABD ve Avustralya’daki yasal düzenlemeler incelenmiş ve bir kıyaslama tablosu oluşturulmuştur. Bu araştırmada e-skuterlerin kentsel mekâna dağılımları ve bu yeni ulaşım türünün şehir planlamasındaki yeri üzerine değerlendirmeler yapılmıştır.
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND STRESS AS DETERMINANTS OF PROCRASTINATION IN JUNIOR
KARATEKAS
Authors: Ivanović Miroljub , Ivanović Uglješa
Published: March 2024

Abstract
The aim of the conducted research was to examine the contribution of predictor variables (depression, anxiety and stress) in
predicting the criterion procrastination. The pertinent sample of adolescents (N =126) included junior karatekas age 16 to 18 (M
= 17.5, SD = .83). Two measuring instruments were used: General Procrastination Scale (Lay, 1986) and Depression, Anxiety and
Stress Scale (Lovibond & Lovibond, 1995).Correlation analysis has determined that there are statistically significant and positive
linear connections between the dimensions of psychological distress. The model of hierarchical regression has revealed that the
predictor group of variables (depression, anxiety and stress) accounts for 12% of the total criterion variance of procrastination.
Only the determinant depression (ß = .41, p ≤ .01) had the maximum positive and statistically relevant partial contribution in
predicting the variability of procrastination. The calculated beta coefficient indicates that a higher degree of depression in
adolescent karatekas intensifies their procrastination. On the other hand, regression has shown that the independent variables
anxiety and stress do not significantly interact with the criterion, and therefore cannot statistically significantly predict the
dependent variable procrastination in adolescent karatekas. The obtained results of the constructs examined in this research
have theoretical and practical implications in explaining procrastination in adolescent karatekas.
Key words: psychological distress, karate, procrastination, adolescent, athletes
Architectural Framework for Development of Fuzzy Integrated Data Repository (FIDR) for Medicinal Plants in Nigeria.
Authors: Moses Igbape, Emadomi , Enoyoze Goddidit Esiro
Published: March 2024

Nigeria is a tropical country known to be home to a vast array of plants, most of which are plants that have been found to be medicinal and have been used in traditional healthcare delivery for centuries. Traditional Medicine Practitioners (TMPs) have been the major custodians of the knowledge of herbal medicine in Nigeria. It is noted that there is lack of documentation of the practice of herbal medicine which has resulted in the loss of a vast majority of the knowledge. The absence of a centralized digital data repository on medicinal plants and their uses in Nigeria hampers the drive for standardization, scientific validation and quality control of herbal medicine products in Nigeria. This consequently undermines the health and wellbeing of those dependent on traditional herbal medicine for their primary health care needs. Much of the claims on the efficacy of herbal medicine are found to be based on traditional beliefs and myth and have not been subjected to scientific evaluation. This accounts for the introduction of fuzzy logic into the design of an architectural framework for design of Fuzzy Integrated Data Repository that will allow access to information using sharp and fuzzy queries. This will be a resource platform that will resolve the information impasse by providing adequate and correct information to all stakeholders in the traditional herbal medicine healthcare delivery as well as foster synergy between orthodox medicine and herbal medicine practitioners, improve research that will lead to standardization and quality control of herbal medicine products in Nigeria.
Strategies For Optimizing Traditional Market Retribution: A Study In Purworejo Regency
Authors: Rahman Arief , Nur Fauziya Ahada , Kurnia Sari3 Tiyas
Published: March 2024

Regency, was conducted using an integrated mixed method which combines quantitative and qualitative approaches to process various data collected to formulate policies and strategies in addressing a public issue (Burch & Heinrich, 2015). This study used secondary data from Statistics Indonesia, regulations, research results, and primary data from interviews, observations, and focus group discussions involving relevant stakeholders. Data analysis involved classification analysis, macro data analysis, and SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis. Based on the SWOT analysis, several programs can be carried out by the Purworejo District Government to maximize the potential of its regional markets. Promote traditional markets after revitalization to increase public awareness of the positive changes in the market. Using social media, advertisements, and promotional campaigns to reach more potential visitors. Some of the related activities include; Socialization through social media, Official website development, Promotional video campaign, Photography competition, Loyalty program.
Socialization of Community Knowledge Management about Pharmaceutical Products in Suka Damai Village, Langkat, North Sumatra
Authors: Rasyid Syamsuri1 Abd. , Anisa Siti , Tri Utami Indah , Fablo Purba Juvantri
Published: March 2024

Socialization of public knowledge management about pharmaceutical products aims to provide information as a form of dissemination in the form of education. This community service was carried out in Suka Damai Village, Langkat district, North Sumatra Province. The purpose of this community service is to provide and practice knowledge about pharmaceutical products through traditional medicines which are mixed from plant ingredients, animal ingredients, mineral ingredients, galenic preparations, or mixtures of these materials. Traditional medicine can be made into a simple product that can be made and practiced by yourself, for example roll on aromatherapy or commonly called freshcare which has many uses in everyday life. Apart from that, other products such as dry instant ginger drinks can also be consumed with various benefits. The use of natural materials can also be used as a way to open business opportunities. Thus, people gain knowledge and know how to make one of the health products that so far when they want to use it they have to buy it first.
DESCARACTERIZAÇÃO DE VÍNCULO EMPREGATÍCIO EM COMUNIDADES RELIGIOSAS À LUZ DA NOVA LEI 14.647/2023
Authors: Maciel Alderlany de Melo Almeida , Furlan Fernando Palma Pimenta
Published: March 2024

Sabe-se que as atividades religiosas desempenham um papel central na sociedade, oferecendo orientação espiritual, apoio emocional e um sentido profundo de comunidade para muitos indivíduos. No entanto, quando se trata de questões legais e trabalhistas, as atividades religiosas muitas vezes se encontram em uma posição única e desafiadora. Este artigo busca explorar o complexo e delicado território da descaracterização de vínculo empregatício no contexto das atividades religiosas no Brasil, sob a égide da Lei 14.647/2023, recentemente sancionada pelo Presidente da República Lula da Silva. O ponto-chave do debate gira em torno da natureza espiritual das atividades religiosas desenvolvidas pelos líderes religiosos e de como a nova lei aborda sobre isso. A presente pesquisa explora precedentes legais e decisões judiciais que tratam dessa questão e destaca a importância da nova lei.
O PAPEL DA ENFERMAGEM NA PROMOÇÃO DA SAÚDE MENTAL DE PACIENTES COM AVC E SEUS FAMILIARES: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA
Authors: Lemos Dalva Monteiro de , Souza Luziete dos Santos de , Rodrigues Herlice de Oliveira , Campelo Michelle Helcia de Souza Rauccy , Alves Klivia de Souza , Rocha Júnior Ismael Aluísio Figueiredo da
Published: March 2024

Introdução: O AVC é uma condição médica complexa que afeta não apenas a saúde física, mas também a esfera emocional, social e psicológica dos pacientes e familiares. A enfermagem desempenha um papel crucial na promoção da saúde mental desses indivíduos. Justificativa: Diante das implicações significativas do AVC, é fundamental investigar como a enfermagem pode otimizar suas intervenções para atender às necessidades específicas de pacientes e familiares, promovendo uma melhor qualidade de vida e enfrentando os desafios emocionais e psicossociais associados a essa condição. Objetivo: Este estudo tem como objetivo explorar as melhores práticas e estratégias de enfermagem na promoção da saúde mental de pacientes e familiares após um AVC, identificando lacunas no conhecimento e propondo recomendações para uma abordagem mais eficaz e centrada no paciente. Métodos: Será realizada uma revisão integrativa da literatura, incluindo artigos publicados em português a partir de 2017 sobre intervenções de enfermagem e impacto psicossocial do AVC. A busca será realizada em bases de dados eletrônicas e complementada por busca manual em periódicos relevantes. Resultados: Os resultados serão apresentados em forma de síntese narrativa, destacando práticas de enfermagem identificadas, lacunas no conhecimento e recomendações para futuras intervenções e pesquisas. Discussões: Serão abordadas as implicações dos resultados para a prática clínica e a formulação de políticas de saúde, bem como possíveis limitações do estudo e áreas para futuras investigações. Conclusões: Destacará a importância da enfermagem na promoção da saúde mental pós-AVC, ressaltando a necessidade de abordagens personalizadas e centradas no paciente para melhorar o bem-estar desses indivíduos vulneráveis.
AS CONTRIBUIÇÕES DAS VIVÊNCIAS COLETIVAS NA MUSICOTERAPIA: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA
Authors: Silva Valmir Nogueira da , Silva Yolanda Aline da , Matos Evelyn Nunes de , Vagetti Gislaine Cristina
Published: March 2024

O objetivo do estudo foi identificar na literatura as contribuições da prática de musicoterapia que envolva a interação grupal. Foi realizada uma revisão integrativa nas bases de dados CAPES, SciELO, Revista Brasileira de Musicoterapia e Revista Voices, com os descritores “Musicoterapia” e “Grupos’ e operador booleano “AND”. Resultados: Dos 204 artigos encontrados sobre o tema, foram excluídos 186, por não atenderem os critérios de inclusão, permanecendo 18 artigos para análise. Discussão: Os artigos encontrados proporcionaram um estudo amplo da musicoterapia em grupos em diversos grupos, classes sociais, diagnósticos e etnias. Os estudos apresentaram melhoras significativas nos grupos, proporcionadas pelas intervenções. Dentre os benefícios verificados, destacam-se o aumento na autoestima, melhor sociabilidade, redução do isolamento social, melhor expressão da identidade, aumento de autoconfiança, criação de emancipação, entre outros. Conclusão: as práticas musicoterapêuticas em grupo proporcionam benefícios significativos aos participantes, criando e fortificando laços entre os indivíduos e, paralelamente, os auxiliando em suas questões individuais.
Performance characterization of a laminar gas inlet
Authors: Yang Da , Reza Margarita , Mauldin Roy , Volkamer Rainer , Dhaniyala Suresh
Published: March 2024

Abstract. Aircraft-based measurements enable large-scale characterization of gas-phase atmospheric composition, but these measurements are complicated by the challenges of sampling from high-speed flow. Under such sampling conditions, the sample flow will likely experience turbulence, accelerating and mixing of potential contamination of the gas-phase from the condensed-phase components on walls, and reduced vapor transmission due to losses to the inner walls of the sampling line. While a significant amount of research has gone into understanding aerosol sampling efficiency for aircraft inlets, a similar research investment has not been made for gas sampling. Here, we analyze the performance of a forward-facing laminar flow gas inlet to establish its performance as a function of operating conditions, including ambient pressure, freestream velocities, and sampling conditions. Using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling we simulate flow inside and outside the inlet to determine the extent of freestream turbulent interaction with the sample flow and its implication for gas sample transport. The CFD results of flow features in the inlet are compared against measurements of air speed and turbulent intensity from full-sized high-speed wind tunnel experiments. These comparisons suggest that the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS) CFD simulations using the shear stress transport (SST) modeling approach provide the most reasonable prediction of the turbulence characteristics of the inlet.
Contributions of urbanization to a mega-heatwave and the health impacts in the Yangtze River Delta Metropolitan
Authors: Yuan Jiacan , He Siyang , Ao Xiangyu , Liang Chen
Published: March 2024

During the summer of 2022, a record-breaking heatwave occurred in the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomerations, causing significant damage to health and livelihoods of local residents. When most studies attribute the heat wave to abnormal atmospheric background conditions (e.g. anticyclonic circulation, warm advection, etc.),  investigation on contributions from urban effects in this heatwaves is limited. Here we used the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model coupled with the Urban Canopy Model (UCM) to investigate the contribution of urban effects to this extreme heat wave by sensitivity numerical experiments with different land use and anthropogenic heat data. The result shows that the urban effect increased the daily mean temperature by 0.83°C, decreased the specific humidity by 0.5 g/kg, and decreased the near-surface wind speed by 0.15 m/s in the whole Yangtze River Delta region. The contribution of land use effect and anthropogenic heat effect to this extreme heat wave event peaked around 49% and 13%, and the contribution of the combined effect is peaked about 51%. The number of outpatient visits attributed to the heatwave, evaluated based on high temperatures, is 5272 in Shanghai, where the land-use effect plays a dominant role. When compared with high temperatures alone, the attributed number of outpatient visits due to the heatwave, considering both high temperature and high humidity, increased by approximately 1500. This indicates that the combination of high temperature and high humidity resulted in a higher morbidity burden than high temperature alone.
The European Climate Adaptation Platform, Climate-ADAPT: knowledge sharing for a climate-resilient Europe
Authors: Photiadou Christiana , van den Berg Hanne , Mattern Kati , Vandecasteele Ine
Published: March 2024

The European Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate-ADAPT) is an adaptation service targeted at public stakeholders in Europe, which includes some elements of a climate service. Climate-ADAPT is a partnership between the European Commission and the European Environment Agency (EEA). It supports Europe in adapting to climate change by helping users to access and share data and information on: expected climate change; current and future vulnerability of regions and sectors; EU, national and transnational adaptation strategies and actions; case studies, and tools for adaptation planning.
Climate-ADAPT is significantly expanded in response to increasing policy needs expressed in the new EU Adaptation Strategy, launched under the European Green Deal, the EU Climate Law, the EU Mission on Adaptation to climate change, and Destination Earth. In this context, improving access to quality-controlled information on climate change hazards, impacts, exposure, and vulnerability data and climate risks, Climate-ADAPT is hosting various products: The European Climate Data Explorer (ECDE), jointly developed by the Copernicus Climate Change Service and the EEA, provides easy access to many climate variables and climate impact indicators from the C3S Climate Data Store. The Mission Portal is the new addition to Climate-ADAPT which serves the EU Mission on Adaptation to climate change by informing regions and local authorities on climate risks as well as adaptation policies and measures through the Adaptation Dashboard. Furthermore Climate-ADAPT is responding to sharing the knowledge for a climate resilient Europe on multiple levels from European to transnational, national and regional level. The Country profiles and the Case studies and adaptation options dashboards show implemented adaptation options and initiatives at different governance levels. Finally, within the Climate-ADAPT dissemination work, these products are also actively promoted towards adaptation experts at all governance levels across Europe through newsletters, events and webinars, while encouraging partners to set up weblinks to Climate-ADAPT.
Edge-driven convection’s role in producing post-rift magmatism at continental margins of the South China Sea
Authors: Lei Zhibin , Fan Chaoyan , Xu Huilong , Xia Shaohong
Published: March 2024

Observation in the past decade revealed unexpectedly large volumes of post-rift magmatic activity at the continental margins of the South China Sea. However, the underlying driving mechanism remains unclear. Edge-driven convection (EDC) has been widely employed to interpret magmatic activity at various continental margins, but not in the South China Sea yet. This study aims to test and evaluate the role EDC may play in generating post-rift magmatism at the continental margins of the South China Sea. The results indicate that, even after the cessation of seafloor spreading, significant volumes of melt can persist along oceanic-continental margins for tens of millions of years. The formation rate and scale of these melts can be influenced by factors such as the width of the ocean basin, the slope of the continent-ocean transition (COT) zone, the lithosphere step thickness at the COT, and the water content in the mantle. Specifically, melts tend to form on the side of the transition zone closer to the oceanic floor and subsequently migrate towards the continental side driven by the EDC. This is consistent with observations of reduced magmatic activity at the northern margin of the South China Sea transitioning from the ocean towards the continent. It may also explain the transition in magma output state, shifting from extrusion on the ocean side to intrusion as it moves towards the continent. This study represents the first investigation of the impact of EDC on post-rift magmatic activity at the continental margins of the South China Sea. The results are expected to provide new theoretical models and constraints for understanding the development of post-rift magmatism in the research region. Further optimization involves updating model settings based on observational constraints. Additionally, the interpretation of results requires integration with observations of near-surface magmatic activity and deep mantle flow patterns to further validate the role of EDC in post-rift magmatic activity in the South China Sea.
Geomorphons for topographic analysis of on an offshore data in Iceland and the north Atlantic
Authors: Einarsson Gunnlaugur M. , Blischke Anett , Erlendsson Ögmundur
Published: March 2024

Geologic seafloor mapping based on multibeam, or other ship-based observations of the regionally extensive Icelandic waters has traditionally been the work of human interpreters. Iceland´s seafloor morphology features a highly variable morphology with features associated to deep ocean structures, volcanism, tectonism, erosional features, or bio-habitat related features. Here we present our progress to use computer-based analysis on various bathymetry and topographic data for Iceland. Geomorphons are a measure of topographic features that can be classified into 498 landscape patterns that are classified in to 10 landscape elements. The method, defined by Jasiewicz and Stepinski (2013) has been implemented in various GIS applications, such as Grass, Whitebox, or ArcGIS pro. The applied method compares elevation values of a grid cell value in a raster digital elevation model to neighbouring grid cells within a defined search radius by weighting grid cells by distance from the cell that is being analysed. This provides a landscape metric that skips small local features but can identify the bigger landscape features. Here, geomorphon analysis is applied to bathymetry data available in the Iceland waters at various resolutions, ranging from very low global datasets to high resolution bathymetry data and the impact of search and skip distances is explored. The results are compared with man-digitiesd mapping carried out within the Emodnet project. Furthermore are we comparing the analysed geomorphons on the ocean floor to landbased features to search submerged terrains. Thus, we see great potential for useing semi-automated methods for our mapping work in Iceland.
Comparison of rapid preparation methods for lead isotope analysis of high-lead ceramic glazes
Authors: Horváth Anikó , Palcsu László , Bajnóczi Bernadett , Györkös Dorottya
Published: March 2024

In this research. we identified the provenance of lead flux used in the production of the glaze of unique, high‐quality late medieval stove tiles from the northern part of the Carpathian Basin and elaborated and evaluated a fast preparation process to measure Pb isotope ratios in high‐Pb glazes. A total of 24 stove tiles from seven archaeological sites in present‐day Hungary and Slovakia were analysed.
We compared three different methods of preparation to determine the Pb isotopes ratio from high-Pb glazes. Method 1 consisted of the dissolution of bulk chips of glaze, dilution of the solution and mass spectrometric analysis without Pb purification. Method 2 collected a tiny amount of glaze material from the surface with acid‐impregnated swabs, subsequent dilution and direct analysis of the sample solution. Method 3 used solutions from method 1, extraction of Pb by ion‐exchange chromatography and analysis of the purified Pb. Each preparation method produced similar Pb isotope ratios. Results demonstrate that the Pb isotope ratios are independent of the preparation methods. Therefore, we recommend using the simplest method of surface sampling of high-lead glazes with swabs (method-2). It is a fast procedure that requires less effort in the laboratory with the benefit of preserving the integrity of cultural heritage objects.
The majority of the Pb isotope ratios fall into one group and shows a strong overlap with the lead ore deposits of the Krakow-Silesia mining region. The imported Pb was used not only in the liquation process to separate silver from the copper ore mined in the territory of the Slovak Ore Mountains, but also in the preparation process of the glazes of most of the stove tiles analysed that were produced in the region. The lead ore locally mined in the Slovakian Ore Mountains may have been used, possibly mixed with Pb derived from Poland, only for the green glazes of some Csábrág/Čabraď and Ipolyság/Šahy tiles. The Pb isotope ratios of some of the tiles excavated in Eger are similar to the Pb isotope data of the Triassic Bleiberg‐type Pb‐Zn ore deposits, indicating a potential use of lead imported from Austria.
Rossby waves in the Levantine Basin driven by the North Ionian Gyre vorticity changes: formation mechanism and implications
Authors: Pirro Annunziata , Negretti Maria Eletta , Menna Milena , Martellucci Riccardo , Laxenaire Remi , Speich Sabrina , Mauri Elena
Published: March 2024

The eastern Mediterranean Levantine Basin (LB) is characterized by a complicated multi scales system of meandering jets, strong currents and eddies. The most prominent and persistent feature is a warm anticyclonic eddy, the Cyprus Gyre (CG), located south of the island of Cyprus and above the Eratosthenes Seamount (ESM). A small cyclonic and anticyclonic eddy, the South Shikmona Eddy (SSE) and North Shikmona Eddy (NSE), occasionally form downstream of the CG. The center of the CG migrates seasonally between 31.75° – 33°E, and the reason for this east-west drift, as well as the generation mechanisms of the CG today are largely controversial. In the present work, we hypothesize that the CG is an anticyclonic Taylor column generated by the eastward Mid Mediterranean Jet (MMJ) impinging over the ESM, and that the downstream meandering wake is a standing Rossby wave whose embedded cyclonic and anticyclonic eddies correspond to the SSE and NSE, respectively. It is also shown that the position of the CG center is regulated by the intensity of the incoming MMJ and therefore, by the vorticity changes of the North Ionian Gyre. This hypothesis is proven using a series of scaled (based on in-situ ocean data) laboratory experiments conducted in the Coriolis Rotating Platform (LEGI, Grenoble), using a submerged obstacle on a ß plane in both homogeneous and stratified ambient flow conditions (McCartney (1975)). Reanalysis products, Argo floats and glider data are used to corroborate our analysis. These Rossby waves have been shown to lead to local upwelling and transport of nutrient-rich coastal water offshore, with important consequences not only on the physical, but also on the biological dynamics of the eastern Mediterranean.
Guidelines Of Indicator Based Landslide Vulnerability Analysis and Risk Classification for Critical Infrastructure in Malaysia
Authors: Abd Wahab Yusrin Faizd , Ghani Mohd Khairolden , Abdul Rahman Muhammad Zulkarnain , Mohamad Zakaria , Ahmad Ferdaus , Abdullah Che Hassandi , Azmi Mastura
Published: March 2024

Landslide is considered as the natural hazards that can cause harms to the environment, economy,and critical infrastructure. Damage to the critical infrastructure will further disrupt the interdependencies of essentialservices. Therefore, this study aims to develop the indicators based on landslide vulnerability assessment for CriticalInfrastructure (CI) in Malaysia. The selection and determination of suitable cluster indicators and sub-indicators weredone through a series of Focus Group Discussions (FGD) with stakeholders—local authorities, government agencies,and professionals who have vast experience related to Malaysia landslide hazards. The suggested set of indicators andtheir weights are determined by combining qualitative (expert assessment on previous records) and quantitativeapproaches (specific numerical modeling of the impact of landslides). Concerning the type of landslide, thevulnerability indicators, weight value, and index may vary across different study areas and types of CI. (building, road,dam and power transmission line pylon). This study proposed four clusters of indicators for landslide vulnerabilityassessment namely Susceptibility of the CI (C), the Surrounding Environment (E), Landslide Intensity (I), andPeople(P) respectively, with their respective indicators, sub-indicators, and weightage. The distribution of weightagevalue for a cluster should be in sequence from 0.1 (low influence to increased vulnerability) to 1.0 (high influence toincreased vulnerability). The total of the weight values assigned to indicators C, E, I, and P indicates the extent oflandslide vulnerability index, ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. The landslide vulnerability map are produced by combiningindividual landslide vulnerability cluster maps ( i.e. C, E, I and P) and landslide inventory map for each CI andlandslide type. The vulnerability index estimation for each critical CI and type of landslide is categorized into fiveclasses: very low, low, medium, high, and very high vulnerability, each accompanied by a description of the anticipateddamage. n this study, the generation of the landslide risk map relies on the qualitative approach of a risk matrix thatcombines landslide hazard map and landslide vulnerability map. The risk map for each critical infrastructure (CI) isdivided into five categories: very low, low, medium, high, and very high vulnerability, each with an associateddescription of the corresponding risk level. In conclusion, this study designed to be a supporting tool for land useplanning, landslide risk mitigation plan prioritization, and risk management for urban, suburban, rural, and urbanhighlands developments in the creation of sustainable development cities. It is meant to be utilized by local authorities,institutional agencies, and decision makers.
Study of inclusion cleanliness and alloys purity of FeMn using automated mineralogy
Authors: Gobet Adeline , Dadé Mickaël
Published: March 2024

The ferromanganese FeMn alloy is a high added-value product for Eramet, with strong specifications for final users. More and more foundries using FeMn want to get information concerning the inclusion cleanliness and trace elements of these alloys. Indeed, some non-metallic inclusions such as manganese sulfide could be deleterious for future steel causing embrittlement and crack initiation site under mechanical solicitations. Moreover, the mass content of trace elements such as gaseous elements will have a big impact on the microstructure and mechanical behavior of steels after elaboration.
Specific sampling has been performed on one of the FeMn Eramet plants to draw up an «identity card» of the product depending on several granulometric fractions.
Eramet Ideas (France) performed microstructural investigations on FeMn samples using an automated mineralogy system. Oxygen in the rock is not homogenous and ad hoc measurements makes the oxygen assessment inconsitant. The measurement of oxygen on powder is more representative of the totality of the material including the impurities like sand, slag entrapment... However the oxidation of the material during the milling is a concern  and different milling conditions conduct to variation in the oxygen analyses. According to the milled powder analyses, other chemical variations were observed from one granulometric fraction to another.
The inclusion cleanliness was carried out using an automated mineralogy system (Qemscan system) to determined the nature of non-metallic inclusions and their dispersion trough the ferromanganese alloy. Using theoritical phase density, a reconciliation between Qemscan measurements and chemical analyses has been performed. It is observed that oxygen content is in a better agreement with chemical analyses on milled powder. The main non-metallic inclusions corresponds to manganese oxyde and sulfide. Some complementary electron microprobe measurements have been carried out to determine the nature of manganese oxide. Then, polution such as slag particles, oxide layer and cooling belts sands were indexed in the milled samples whereas no traces were observed on the selected rock samples.
Plume dispersion, mixing and chemistry simulation using the Lagrangian Volumetric Particle Approach with realistic atmospheric chemical kinetics mechanisms
Authors: Cassiani Massimo , Wisthaler Armin , Svendby Tove , Solberg Sverre , Sousa Santos Gabriela
Published: March 2024

The Lagrangian Volumetric Particle Approach (VPA) of Cassiani (2013) has been implemented in an operational Lagrangian Stochastic particle dispersion model including a set of chemical kinetics equations for atmospheric chemistry. The Lagrangian particle model is coupled on-line with a grid based Eulerian Chemistry Transport Model (CTM) solving the same set of atmospheric chemical kinetics equations. By means of the Lagrangian VPA the high order covariances, resulting from the averaging operator applied to the non-linear chemical kinetics mechanism, appear in closed form. Therefore, the use of the VPA allows to model with a high level of accuracy both the near source turbulent dispersion and mixing, and the effects of atmospheric turbulence on the near source, highly non-linear, plume chemistry. The coupling with the Eulerian CTM allows for the separation of background and plume chemistry by using a plume-in grid scheme. This modelling system is developed in the Framework of the project FuNitr (Future Drinking Water Levels of Nitrosamines and Nitramines near a CO2 Capture Plant) investigating the potential chemical transformation in a plume emitted by a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) plant. Here we present the modelling system and some preliminary simulations of reactive plumes with a relatively reduced but realistic atmospheric chemical kinetic system. Reference: Cassiani M. (2013) The volumetric particle approach for concentration fluctuations and chemical reactions in Lagrangian particle and particle-grid models. Boundary-Layer Meteorology 146(2):207–233.
 
Assessing impacts of climate change induced increased groundwater abstractions on the aquifer storage in Noyyal River basin, India
Authors: kaundal ankush , Muddu Sekhar
Published: March 2024

Groundwater plays a significant role in the global hydrological cycle and exhibits a close connection with climate change. It plays vital role in maintaining stream flows, supporting vegetation, moderating energy exchanges across land atmosphere interface. Additionally, it serves as a valuable storage reservoir during drought periods in areas where rainfall is unpredictable, or surface water sources are insufficient to meet anthropogenic water requirements. In this study we examined impacts of groundwater abstractions on aquifer storage in the Noyyal river basin (3,600 km2), which is a sub-basin of Cauvery river in Southern India. The period from 2012 to 2014 experienced drought conditions in the region, leading to reduced surface water resources that subsequently affected aquifer storage due to increased draft. During this time, the mean groundwater depth dropped from 9m (2012) to 22m (2017). Numerical models offer effective methods for simulating and analysing groundwater dynamics under varying conditions, and they have found widespread worldwide application. In this study, we performed multiple automated PEST simulations to obtain the parameters for the aquifer and used MODFLOW model to derive the initial condition from a well-calibrated steady-state model. Calibrated model produced realistic GW scenario in basin for the year 2012 with an impressive R-squared = 0.99 (simulated vs Observed heads), RMSE (heads) = 2.36m, RMSE (flow) = 1045 m3/year (< 0.6% of observed flow). These encouraging results from the numerical model demonstrate the promising potential of PEST tool in estimating parameters of the aquifer. Subsequently, a transient phase simulation with monthly time steps (Jan 2012 to Dec 2017) was setup to evaluate impacts of climate change and anthropogenic activities on aquifer storage. The findings from transient simulations indicate that the aquifer is experiencing a worrisome depletion rate of 2m/year. Numerous sections within the basin are currently in a critical or over-exploited state. Previous research indicates that the western section of the basin has experienced higher levels of exploitation compared to the eastern portion, and investigations are underway to understand the reasons behind this disparity. It is explored whether the aquifer can naturally achieve a sustainable balance over a longer time frame despite the mismatch between year-to-year recharge and draft, leading to overexploitation. Primary driver of the aquifer depletion: climate, anthropogenic factors, or their complex interplay are also examined with an aim to discover sustainable development pathways for the basin.
Atmospheric dust loading in eastern equatorial Pangea (Western Europe) and its impact on the Late Paleozoic climate system
Authors: Pfeifer Lily S. , Cui Ying , Wu Tina , Van Den Driessche Jean , Pochat Stephane , Ramezani Jahandar , Soreghan Michael J. , Soreghan Gerilyn S.
Published: March 2024

Permo-Carboniferous strata in the Lodève Basin (France) documented as paleo-loess deposits share characteristics analogous to correlative units in continental basins of eastern equatorial Pangaea (Western Europe). Thick successions of massive red mudstone typically interpreted as playa lake or floodplain deposits document what may have been widespread semi-arid conditions in these low-latitude systems, as well as abundant atmospheric dust, perhaps generated in part in the glaciated alpine terranes of the low-latitude Variscan Belt. Volcanic dust (ash) sourced from contemporaneous explosive and abundant volcanism in Western Europe supplemented this dust flux and could have enhanced the nutrient reactivity of mineral dusts via acidic atmospheric processing. Dust loading was important in the late Paleozoic as continental environments aridified, but the impact of nutrient feedbacks on (marine) organic carbon burial and the reduction of pCO2 is not well constrained. Using quantitative data from the Upper Paleozoic geological record (ie., eruptive recurrence interval, documented volcanic centers) and observed data from modern analogues (gas flux, nutrient load), preliminary results of sensitivity tests using an Earth system model (cGENIE) show that perhaps the impact of volcanic dust flux on biogeochemical cycling during this time was not as important as the fertilization effect caused by non-volcanic mineral dust and/or the elevated iron solubility of atmospheric aerosols (in a volcanically-influenced acidic atmosphere).