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GUANABARA BAY: Proposals for a Territory of Exclusion Born from Paradise – Part II, For a Macro-Engineering Covenant (BAÍA DE GUANABARA: Propostas para um Território de Exclusão Nascido do Paraíso - Parte II, Por um Pacto de Macro-Engenharia)
Authors: Serpa Nilo , Cathcart Richard 
Published: January 2020

<p class="-1"><strong>Abstract: </strong>Previously, we discussed the prevailing regional eco-cultural situation of Guanabara Bay (GB), characterizing it as a true Exclusion Territory under the action of obviously stressful degenerative anthropogenic phenomena, which have dramatically affected all persons living in its vicinity. Having suggested actions that could mitigate the damages already caused to the environment and the population, this detailed article completes the general proposal presented in PART I of our research on the possible creation of a pipeline system transferring pressurized oceanic seawater extracted from the South Atlantic Ocean to the vast shallow interior of upper GB, presenting a viable alternative that can become useful to other similarly distressed nations in Earth’s biosphere. In summary, because of our confidence in the effectiveness of geographically large-scale ambitious megaproject plans for the orderly and sustainably use and enjoyment of both public and private urban spaces, our strongly suggestive study constitutes an aspirational Macro-Imagineering prospect for the recovery of the remaining mangrove forests, famed beaches and fishing activity within GB, rescuing and enhancing a potential quality of life for GB’s permanent bayfront human population.</p><p class="-1"><strong>Key words: </strong>Guanabara Bay, human quality of life, seawater pipeline system.</p><p class="-1"> </p><p class="-1"><span>===========================================================================</span> </p><p class="-1"><strong>Resumo: </strong>Anteriormente, discutimos a situação ecocultural vigente na Baía de Guanabara (BG), caracterizando-a como um verdadeiro Território de Exclusão sob a ação de fenômenos antrópicos degenerativos que afetam dramaticamente todas as pessoas que vivem em sua vizinhança. Tendo sugerido ações que poderiam mitigar os danos já causados ao meio ambiente e à população, este artigo detalha e completa a proposta geral apresentada na PARTE I de nossa pesquisa sobre a possível criação de um sistema de dutos transferindo água de mar aberto pressurizada, extraída do Atlântico Sul, para o interior raso da BG, apresentando uma alternativa viável que pode se tornar útil a outras nações igualmente afetadas pela degradação ambiental de suas regiões costeiras. Em suma, devido à nossa crença na eficácia de megaprojetos para o uso e o aproveitamento sustentável de espaços urbanos públicos e privados, o presente estudo, altamente sugestivo, constitui uma perspectiva macro-imaginativa para a recuperação dos manguezais, das praias famosas e das atividades de pesca na BG, resgatando e aumentando a qualidade de vida da população do seu entorno.</p><p class="-1"><strong>Palavras-chave: </strong>Baía de Guanabara, qualidade de vida, sistema de transferência de águas oceânicas.</p><strong></strong>
A PESQUISA ETNOGRÁFICA ONLINE EM TEMPOS DE CULTURA DA CONVERGÊNCIA
Authors: Aguiar Jacqueline Gomes de 
Published: January 2020

O presente texto pretende discorrer sobre algumas dimensões da pesquisa em meios online, considerando as mudanças comunicacionais e sociais desde o surgimento da Internet e das novas inter-relações que passaram a se estabelecer entre os sujeitos; os modos de interação humana mediada pelas tecnologias, e a proveniente ressignificação de modos de estar e de viver em um mundo cada vez mais tecnológico e conectado. Um mundo contemporâneo que compreende relativizações nos processos de produção e propagação de conhecimentos humanos, conteúdos culturais e midiáticos. Pretende-se ainda colocar em perspectiva uma abordagem metodológica de pesquisa que busca atender essas especificidades sócio-culturais elencadas anteriormente: a etnografia virtual ou como denomina Robert V. Kozinets: netnografia, apresentada e descrita na obra “Realizando pesquisa etnográfica online”.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Etnografia, Etnografia virtual, Netnografia, Internet, Cultura da Convergência.

RESUME
This text intends to discuss some dimensions of research in online media, considering the communicational and social changes since the emergence of the Internet and the new interrelationships that started to be established between the subjects; the modes of human interaction mediated by technologies, and the resulting resignification of ways of being and living in an increasingly technological and connected world. A contemporary world that comprises relativizations in the processes of production and propagation of human knowledge, cultural and media content. It is also intended to put into perspective a methodological approach to research that seeks to meet these socio-cultural specificities previously listed: virtual ethnography or as it is called Robert V. Kozinets: netnography, presented and described in the book “Performing online ethnographic research”.

KEYWORDS: Ethnography, Virtual Ethnography, Netnography, Internet, Convergence Culture.

RESUMEN
El presente texto pretende discutir algunas dimensiones de la investigación en los medios en línea, considerando los cambios comunicacionales y sociales desde la aparición de Internet y las nuevas interrelaciones que comenzaron a establecerse entre los sujetos; los modos de interacción humana mediados por las tecnologías y la resultante resignificación de formas de ser y vivir en un mundo cada vez más tecnológico y conectado. Un mundo contemporáneo que comprende relativizaciones en los procesos de producción y propagación del conocimiento humano, el contenido cultural y mediático. También tiene la intención de poner en perspectiva un enfoque metodológico para la investigación que busca cumplir con estas especificidades socioculturales mencionadas anteriormente: etnografía virtual o como se le llama Robert V. Kozinets: netnografía, presentada y descrita en el libro "Realización de investigación etnográfica en línea".

PALABRAS CLAVE: Etnografía, Etnografía virtual, Netnografía, Internet, Cultura de convergencia.
NETNOGRAFIA E HUMANIDADES DIGITAIS: perspectivas e desafios
Authors: Soares Fagno da Silva , Pereira Jesus Marmanillo , Porto Junior Francisco Gilson Rebouças , Moraes Nelson Russo de 
Published: January 2020

O novo dossiê, intitulado NETNOGRAFIA E HUMANIDADES DIGITAIS: perspectivas e desafios, foi organizado pelos colegas Dr. Fagno da Silva Soares do CLIO & MNEMÓSINE/IFMA e Núcleo de Estudos em História Oral - NEHO/USP e, do Dr. Jesus Marmanillo Pereira do Laboratório de Estudos e Pesquisa sobre Cidades e Imagens - LAEPCI/UFMA). O dossiê reuniu um coletivo de pesquisas e reflexões cujos objetos e perspectivas investigativas inscrevem-se sob a rubrica da etnografia ou Virtual Ethnography como sugere Christine Hine (2000) e suas relações com o que temos chamado de Humanidades Digitais, enquanto ferramenta metodológica, técnica interpretativa ou prática investigativa acerca das comunidades digitais offline ou online apropriadas por uma análise investigativa no/do ciberespaço. Nesse sentido buscou-se criar um espaço de diálogo transdisciplinar na qual os usos na/da internet e seus impactos sóciodigitais possibilitam reflexões e narrativas no âmbito das percepções e das sociabilidades digitais, constituindo um campo no qual se aproximam a comunicação das humanidades.
TECNOLOGIAS DIGITAIS E ENSINO DE INGLÊS: uma proposta de escrita colaborativa e produção de vídeo
Authors: SANTOS KEILA MENDES , Araújo Costa Cleide Jane de Sa 
Published: January 2020

Este estudo tem por objetivo analisar as contribuições da utilização das TDIC no processo de desenvolvimento das habilidades de speaking e writting em aprendizes de inglês, partindo da proposta de produção de um vídeo e da escrita colaborativa de um e-book. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, configurada como estudo de caso, que teve como participantes 6 licenciandos em língua inglesa (LI). Os dados foram coletados por meio de questionários e foi realizado ao longo do Componente Curricular Língua Inglesa Avançada I. Os resultados alcançados permitiram perceber que as TDIC auxiliaram eficazmente na aprendizagem dos discentes, estimulando a percepção dos próprios erros e incitando a autonomia, levando os participantes a revisarem aspectos linguísticos fundamentais para suas produções.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Tecnologias; Língua inglesa; Aprendizagem.

ABSTRACT
This study aims to analyze the contributions of the use of ICDT in the developing process of speaking and writing skills with English learners, starting from the proposal of a video production and the collaborative writing of an e-book. It is a qualitative research, configured as a case study, which had as participants 6 English-language students (EL). The data were collected through questionnaires and was conducted during the Subject Advanced English Language I. The results obtained allowed to realize that the ICDT helped effectively in the students’ learning, stimulating the perception of their own errors and inciting the autonomy, taking the participants to review linguistic aspects that were fundamental to their productions.

KEYWORDS: Technologies; English language; Learning.

RESUMEN
Este estudio tiene por objetivo analizar las contribuciones de la utilización de las TDIC en el proceso de desarrollo de las habilidades de hablar y escribir en aprendices de inglés, partiendo de la propuesta de producción de un vídeo y de la escritura colaborativa de un ebook. Se trata de una investigación cualitativa, configurada como estudio de caso, que tuvo como participantes 6 licenciandos en lengua inglesa (LI). Los datos fueron recolectados por medio de cuestionarios y fue realizado a lo largo del Componente Curricular de la Lengua Inglesa Avanzada I. Los resultados alcanzados permitieron percibir que las TDIC ayudaron eficazmente en el aprendizaje de los discentes, estimulando la percepción de los propios errores e incitando la autonomía, llevando a los participantes a revisar aspectos lingüísticos fundamentales para sus producciones.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Tecnologías; Idioma Inglés; Aprendizaje.
ENFERMAGEM NA PROMOÇÃO DA SUSTENTABILIDADE AMBIENTAL:uma revisão integrativa.
Authors: Leite Tailana Santana Alves , Martins José Lauro , De Assunção Nayana Barros , Almeida Amanda Andrade de , Silva Fernando Dias da , Costa José Mateus de Almeida , Santos Sandreane Alves dos 
Published: January 2020

RESUMO
O presente estudo objetivou compreender e enfatizar a atuação do profissional de enfermagem em promover sustentabilidade ambiental. Utilizando-se de uma pesquisa com base na revisão de literatura integrativa, a discursão contou com 9 autorias e foi organizada ora pela concordância dos autores, ora pela discrepância entre as ideias. Ademais se construiu uma ideia a partir das publicações, em sua grande parte pesquisas de campo e atividades que envolveram ações junto a comunidade. A partir dos estudos analisados, notou-se que o serviço da enfermagem inerente à saúde ambiental atribui-se, imprescindivelmente, as ações educativas
O JORNALISMO ECONÔMICO E AS VOZES QUE FALARAM NOS JORNAIS NOS ANOS DE DEBATE DAS REFORMAS DA PREVIDÊNCIA
Authors: Santos Moreira de Souza Taianne , Neto Antonio José Pedroso 
Published: January 2020

Analisa como os jornais Folha de São Paulo, O Globo, O Estado de São Paulo e o Valor Econômico abordaram a Previdência. Considerou-se dois modelos: Capitalização e Repartição simples. Buscou-se perceber se esses veículos, privilegiaram um modelo em detrimento a outro. As reportagens foram analisadas a partir de três períodos: 1998 (reforma de Fernando Henrique Cardoso), 2003 (reforma de Luís Inácio Lula da Silva) e agosto de 2016 a julho de 2017 (principal período de discussão da proposta de Michel Temer). Buscou-se identificar as vozes que falaram sobre a temática. Observou um quantitativo elevado de matérias que não apresentavam vozes, as que apresentavam, tiveram como categorias mais expressivas as ligadas aos parlamentares e ao mercado financeiro, ligados ao modelo de capitalização.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Análise de vozes. Jornais impressos. Jornalismo Econômico. Reforma da Previdência.

ABSTRACT
It analyzes how the newspapers Folha de São Paulo, O Globo, the state of São Paulo and Valor Economico approached the welfare. Two models were considered: capitalization and simple distribution. We sought to understand whether these vehicles favored one model over another. The reports were analyzed from three periods: 1998 (Reform of Fernando Henrique Cardoso), 2003 (Reform of Luís Inácio Lula da Silva) and August 2016 to July 2017 (main period of discussion of Michel Temer's proposal). We sought to identify the voices that spoke about the theme. He observed a high number of subjects that did not have voices, those who presented, had as the most expressive categories those related to parliamentarians and the financial market, linked to the capitalization model.

KEYWORDS: Voice analysis. Printed newspapers. Economic journalism. Pension reform.

RESUMEN
Analiza cómo los periódicos Folha de Sao Paulo, O Globo, el estado de Sao Paulo y Valor Económico abordaron el bienestar. Se consideraron dos modelos: capitalización y distribución simple. Tratamos de entender si estos vehículos favorecieron un modelo sobre otro. Los informes fueron analizados de tres períodos: 1998 (Reforma de Fernando Henrique Cardoso), 2003 (Reforma de Luís Inácio Lula da Silva) y agosto de 2016 a julio de 2017 (período principal de discusión de la propuesta de Michel Temer). Tratamos de identificar las voces que hablaban sobre el tema. Observó un gran número de temas que no tenían voces, los que se presentaban, tenían como las categorías más expresivas las relacionadas con los parlamentarios y el mercado financiero, vinculadas al modelo de capitalización.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Análisis de voz. Periódicos impresos. Periodismo económico. Reforma de las pensiones.
Artificial Lift System Applications in Tight Formations: The State of Knowledge
Authors: Kolawole Oladoyin , Gamadi Talal D. , Bullard Denny 
Published: January 2020

Summary
The artificial lift (AL) system is the most efficient production technique in optimizing production from the unconventional horizontal oil and gas wells. Nonetheless, due to declining reservoir pressure during the production life of a well, artificial lifting of oil and gas remains a critical issue. Notwithstanding the attempt by several studies in the past few decades to understand and develop cutting-edge technologies to optimize the application of AL in tight formations, there remains differing assessments of the best approach, AL type, optimum time, and conditions to install AL during the life of a well. This report presents a comprehensive review of AL system application with specific focus on tight oil and gas formations across the world. The review focuses on over 35 successful and unsuccessful field tests in the unconventional horizontal wells over the past few decades. The purpose is to apprise the industry and academic researchers on the various AL optimization approaches that have been used and suggest AL optimization areas where new technologies can be developed.
Improving Completions Immediately: An Applied Methodology for Real-Time Optimization
Authors: Stark Price , Tran John-Bosco , Mogck Drew , Mask Gene 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
A proven and tested method for helping improve completion design during well stimulation is formally presented. Systematic changes in terms of cluster spacing, fluid design, proppant design, and perforating scheme were evaluated and implemented in real time. Post completion evaluation led to a series of design improvements applied to active and future projects.
The ultimate goal of the project was to identify an improved completion design both in terms of productivity and economic efficiency in real time. A formal approach of beginning at the cluster level and expanding to the asset level was followed. The project focus progressed from the optimal stage completion to well completion and then section. For stage and well optimization, the target was to meet or exceed the type curve for the area while maintaining economic discipline. This paper will focus on the near wellbore aspect of asset optimization.
The diagnostic pad consisted of six wells configured in a wine rack spacing design. A single diagnostic well "Wildcat No. 1" was completed individually and included a fiber-optic cable installed on casing. During completion downhole, microseismic monitoring and tilt were recorded from nearby vertical wellbores.
The cluster-level flow profiles were recorded at each stage using fiber-optics. This data, provided in real time, enabled a dynamic workflow to test, assess, and immediately apply learnings. For example, stage length was tested, evaluated, and adjusted until a favorable length was identified.
Improvements in the completion design around the fluid system, cluster spacing, shots per foot (spf), injection rate, and execution parameters were identified based on the Uniformity Index (UI). Temporal changes to the completion design were also reviewed and identified. This approach is as significant as the technologies that enable it and is discussed in detail.
Operational Challenges and Reward of Liner Refracs in the Eagle Ford
Authors: Bennett John S. , Baker Scott , Williams Brandon , Pitman Malcolm Derek 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
This paper chronicles the progression of liner refracs on mature wells in the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale. Operational issues, strategies to mitigate the risk, and well results will be reviewed.
Liner refracs involve running and cementing smaller casing as a liner inside previously stimulated 5 ½-in. cased hole lateral completions. This method of isolating existing perforations has been successfully applied to allow subsequent refrac plug and perf operations. The operational steps to execute these deployments impose more risk than completing new wells and significant failures have occurred. Fit for purpose equipment, best practices, and a steep learning curve have been employed to mitigate the risk and improve the overall economic benefits of the program. An account of the failures and efforts to prevent these issues is provided.
From the summer of 2018 through 2019, 15 liner refracs have been executed in high temperature wells in Dewitt County, Texas. Three of the wells with operational issues are presented along with the approach to prevent reoccurrence. One well was eventually lost when the production casing was inadvertently damaged while attempting to mechanically cut the installed liner. This prompted an alternative deployment method, and the development of an anchor system which has now been used on six wells. The smaller geometry and tools required in liner refracs impose additional challenges. This study outlines this operator's approach to minimize the risk and reduce failure frequency. Dramatic increases in pressure and production have been observed on the liner refracs. The wells that have been executed successfully, have exceeded return on investment expectations.
Liner refracs provide a tool to capture production and reserves from existing wells and enhance field development. Lessons learned and alternative methods to execute liner refracs are considered in this field study.
A Structured Approach to Solving Completion Challenges with Downhole Fiber Optic Monitoring
Authors: Mast Michael , Hoffman Ben , Cox Casey , Byrd Dane 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
The capabilities of permanently installed fiber optic cable to monitor the distribution of slurry between perforation clusters in a hydraulic fracturing treatment are now well understood throughout the industry. The distributed measurements from the fiber optic cable gives the ability to test different completion designs to evaluate which design can promote a more uniform flow distribution between perforation clusters.
Over the past few years, the cost of utilizing a permanently installed fiber optic cable has decreased. However, the investment still adds to the total development cost of the pad, meaning that the knowledge gained from fiber optic measurements need to be maximized in order to realize the value added and to lower costs on future developments. For this reason, it is imperative to understand the challenges to be solved by implementing this technology, and to create a structured design of experiments suited to solve these challenges.
This paper presents some recent work performed in the southern Delaware Basin utilizing fiber optic-based distributed acoustic sensing data. The primary objectives of this project were to improve the fluid distribution between clusters and to test the ability to keep the improved fluid distribution while extending the treatment interval length. The variables changed between experiments to achieve these goals will be discussed along with their corresponding results. It will be shown how pairing the fiber optic measurements with a structured design of experiments increased the knowledge gained from the fiber optic project.
Making Real-Time Decisions to Improve Completion Performance In Delaware Basin: Protect Parent Wells and Increase Cluster Efficiency
Authors: Ji Qin , Garcia Allie , Green Larrez , Valle Laine , Coenen Erica 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
Methods for analyzing surface pressure data in real time are proposed and demonstrated to improve the completion design and cluster efficiency of child wells while protecting nearby parent wells.
This study involves three parent wells and ten child wells, landed horizontally in the Wolfcamp A and B reservoirs in the Delaware Basin. An integrated real-time analysis of surface pressure measurements acquired from parent and offset child well completions enabled informed decisions regarding pump rate, fluid volume, frac stage sequence, and diverter schedule on subsequent stages. Results included the mitigation of frac-hits at the parent wells and improved fluid distribution of the child wells.
Real-time monitoring indicated significant fluid communication during treatment between child and parent wells. The order of operations and completion design were changed during the job to reduce the risk of adverse effects on both well types from frac hits. By changing the treatment design, the magnitude and characteristics of pressures observed in the parent well showed significant reduction in the intensity of fluid communication. The design change also improved cluster efficiency of the nearby child wells, with no indication of damaging frac hits occurring.
Pressure-based fracture mapping was used to supplement observations from the parent well. These pressure responses, recorded from an isolated stage on an offset well, were used to compute fracture geometries and growth rates of the stimulated fractures. The fracture height of the child wells decreased after adjusting the order of operations and completion designs during stimulation, which indicated fracture containment within the target zone. These results validated the improved cluster efficiency findings. The differences in geometries and growth curves were interpreted as improved fracture quality near the wellbore, with no damaging frac hits from the completion stages.
Real-time pressure monitoring and analysis provides immediate, accurate feedback during stimulation. Data-driven decisions enables optimization of the frac design and pump schedule (slurry rate, slurry volume, proppant volume, proppant concentration, etc). Comprehensive understanding of the fracture growth behaviors assists in making more-informed decisions during the execution of a well stimulation program, mitigates parent well damage, and enhances child well production.