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CONVERGÊNCIA JORNALÍSTICA: Uma revisão de métodos das Dissertações e Teses do banco da Capes (2012-2017)
Authors: Luz André Luiz Lucas da , Bomfim Ivan 
Published: August 2019

O artigo revisa os métodos científicos utilizados em dissertações e teses disponíveis no banco de publicações da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (Capes), que possuam a ótica da convergência jornalística. O levantamento demonstra predominâncias de técnicas, perspectivas teóricas e temáticas em um resultado de pesquisas que corresponde aos anos de 2012 a 2017. A observação contribui como base para estudos similares que verificam as transformações do jornalismo no contexto convergente, que acarreta complexidades e desafios. Parte dos trabalhos mantém aproximações com fenômenos dos meios de referência e adaptações ao ecossistema midiático que abrange mídias digitais e os dispositivos móveis.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Jornalismo; convergência; métodos.

ABSTRACT
This article reviews the scientific methods used in dissertations and theses available in the publications bank of the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (Capes), which have the perspective of journalistic convergence. The survey demonstrates the predominance of techniques, theoretical and thematic perspectives in a research result that corresponds to the years 2012 to 2017. The observation contributes as a basis for similar studies that verify the transformations of journalism in the convergent context, which entails complexities and challenges. Part of the work maintains approximations with media phenomena and adaptations to the media ecosystem that encompasses digital media and mobile devices.

KEYWORDS: Journalism; convergence; methods.

RESUMEN
El artículo revisa los métodos científicos utilizados en disertaciones y tesis disponibles en el banco de publicaciones de la Coordinación de Perfeccionamiento de Personal de Nivel Superior (Capes), que posean la óptica de la convergencia periodística. El análisis demuestra predominancias de técnicas, perspectivas teóricas y temáticas en un resultado de investigaciones que corresponde a los años de 2012 a 2017. La observación contribuye como base para estudios similares que comprueban las transformaciones del periodismo en el contexto convergente, que acarrea complejidades y desafíos. Parte de los trabajos mantiene aproximaciones con fenómenos de los medios de referencia y adaptaciones al ecosistema mediático que abarca medios digitales y los dispositivos móviles.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Periodismo; convergencia; métodos.
A RÁDIO PONTO UFSC NA COBERTURA DAS ELEIÇÕES MUNICIPAIS: uma experiência de extensão articulada com ensino e pesquisa
Authors: Zuculoto Valci , Betti Juliana Gobbi , Clasen Beatriz Hammes , Aguiar Gabriel Gentile de 
Published: August 2019

Este artigo analisa a articulação entre ensino, pesquisa e extensão a partir da experiência do Curso de Jornalismo e do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Jornalismo da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Para isso, apresenta a cobertura das Eleições Municipais 2016, sob a ótica das atividades realizadas pelos estudantes no âmbito do projeto de extensão Rádio Ponto UFSC (www.radio.ufsc.br).

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Rádio Ponto UFSC; Extensão Universitária; Ensino e Pesquisa em Radiojornalismo.

ABSTRACT
This article analyzes the articulation between teaching, research and extension from the experience of the Journalism Course and the Postgraduate Program in Journalism at the Federal University of Santa Catarina. For that, it presents the coverage of the Municipal Elections 2016, from the perspective of the activities carried out by the students in the scope of the Radio Ponto UFSC extension project (www.radio.ufsc.br).

KEYWORDS: Radio Ponto UFSC; University Extension; Teaching and Research in Radiojournalism.

RESUMEN
Este texto analiza la articulación entre enseñanza, investigación y extensión a partir de la experiencia del Curso de Periodismo y del Programa de Postgrado en Periodismo de la Universidad Federal de Santa Catarina. Para ello, presenta la cobertura de las Elecciones Municipales 2016, bajo la óptica de las actividades realizadas por los estudiantes en el marco del proyecto de extensión Radio Punto UFSC (www.radio.ufsc.br).

PALABRAS CLAVE: Radio Punto UFSC; Extensión Universitaria; Enseñanza e Investigación en Periodismo Radiofónico.
ORFANDADE EMOCIONAL: uma herança refletida nas salas de aula
Authors: Santos Wesley da Silva , Medina Patricia 
Published: August 2019

Este artigo trata de questões relacionadas às necessidades de desenvolvimento dos aspectos emocionais, motores e cognitivos de um indivíduo, que as mídias digitais embora sejam úteis e necessárias para a formação digital do aluno, não podem ser usadas de forma que substitua o contato pessoal, familiar, entendendo que os problemas de ordem afetivas são refletidas em sala de aula, percebidos pelos professores e devem ser desenvolvidas práticas pedagógicas que visem conscientizar tanto pais quanto as instituições educacionais.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Mídias; escola; alunos; professores; desenvolvimento.

ABSTRACT
This article addresses issues related to the developmental needs of an individual's emotional, motor, and cognitive aspects that digital media, while useful and necessary for student digital training, can not be used in a way that replaces personal, family, understanding that the problems of affective order are reflected in the classroom, perceived by the teachers and pedagogical practices should be developed that aim to raise awareness both parents and educational institutions.

KEYWORDS: Medias. School. Students. Teachers. Developmental.

RESUMEN
Este artículo aborda cuestiones relacionadas con las necesidades de desarrollo de los aspectos emocionales, motores y cognitivos de un individuo, que los medios digitales, si bien son útiles y necesarios para la educación digital de los estudiantes, no pueden utilizarse de manera que reemplacen el contacto personal. , familiar, entendiendo que los problemas afectivos se reflejan en el aula, son percibidos por los maestros y deben desarrollarse prácticas pedagógicas que tengan como objetivo concienciar tanto a los padres como a las instituciones educativas.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Medios de comunicación; escuela estudiantes maestros desarrollo.
CULTURA E MEMÓRIA: Fases e Escalas dos Estudos de Memória e o Desafio do Antropoceno
Authors: Palacios Marcos 
Published: August 2019

Este ensaio tem por objetivo estabelecer um breve recorrido cronológico e destacar uma divisão em fases dos Estudos de Memória, sugerindo-se que, presentemente, há algo de novo a ser confrontado no âmbito dessa área de pesquisa, exigindo uma inflexão no paradigma ora vigente, ou ao menos seu alargamento. Inicialmente traça-se um breve resumo das diferentes fases de constituição dos Estudos de Memória, enquanto um campo acadêmico específico e multidisciplinar, com ênfase em suas escalas de abrangência: local, nacional e global. Partindo-se de tal caracterização, uma quarta fase é sugerida, com a adoção de uma nova escala de construção da memória coletiva, com base no conceito de Antropoceno, cuja introdução traz consigo a necessidade de se ressituar os Estudos de Memória, agora em escala planetária. O texto está organizado em três partes: Antecedências, Incidências e Sequências.
Palavras-chave: Estudos de Memória; Memória Coletiva; Memória Social; Antropoceno; Ecologia.

ABSTRACT
This essay aims to establish a brief chronological overview and highlight distinctive phases of Memory Studies, suggesting that presently there is something new to be confronted within this field of research, requiring an inflection in the current paradigm or at least its enlargement. Initially, a brief summary of the different phases of constitution of Memory Studies as a specific and multidisciplinary academic field is presented, with emphasis on its scales of coverage: local, national and global. Starting from such a characterization, a fourth phase is suggested, with the adoption of a new scale of collective memory construction, based on the concept of Anthropocene, whose introduction brings with it the need to reposition Memory Studies, now on a planetary scale. The text is organized in three parts: antecedents, incidents and sequences.

KEYWORDS: Memory Studies; Collective Memory; Social Memory; Anthropocene; Ecology.

RESUMEN
Este ensayo tiene por objetivo establecer un breve recorrido cronológico y destacar una división en fases de los Estudios de Memoria, sugiriendo que, actualmente, hay algo nuevo que se enfrenta en el ámbito de esta área de investigación, exigiendo una inflexión en el paradigma actual, o al menos su ampliación. Inicialmente se traza un breve resumen de las diferentes fases de constitución de los Estudios de Memoria, como un campo académico específico y multidisciplinario, con énfasis en sus escalas de alcance: local, nacional y global. A partir de tal caracterización, una cuarta fase es sugerida, con la adopción de una nueva escala de construcción de la memoria colectiva, con base en el concepto de Antropoceno, cuya introducción trae consigo la necesidad de resituar los Estudios de Memoria, ahora a escala planetario. El texto está organizado en tres partes: Antecedentes, Incidencias y Secuencias.

PALABRAS CLAVE: Estudios de memoria; Memoria Colectiva; Memoria Social; Antropoceno; Ecología
The Use of Preoperative Antibiotics in Elective Soft-Tissue Procedures in the Hand
Authors: Shapiro Lauren M. , Zhuang Thompson , Li Kevin , Kamal Robin N. 
Published: August 2019

» The use of preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis is not supported for elective cases of patients undergoing soft-tissue hand procedures that are ≤2 hours in length.» The use of preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis is not supported for patients with diabetes undergoing elective, soft-tissue hand surgical procedures.» There is a paucity of literature evaluating the use of preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, those with cardiac valves, and those taking corticosteroids; because of this, there is no evidence to vary from our general recommendations.
Invasion of non-indigenous suckermouth armoured catfish of the genus Pterygoplichthys (Loricariidae) in the East Kolkata Wetlands: Stakeholders’ perception
Authors: Hussan Ajmal , Sundaray J.K. , Mandal R.N. , Hoque Farhana , Das Arabinda , Chakrabarti P.P. , Adhikari S. 
Published: August 2019

Rapid spread and population increase of suckermouth armoured catfishes belonging to the genus Pterygoplichthys(Loricariidae) in the East Kolkata Wetlands (EKW) in recent times is of increasing concern, because of the notable possibility that these non-native catfishes are adversely affecting fish germplasm and commercial fishery of this unique ecosystem. To study the present status of these loricariids and the invasion and impact dynamics in EKW ecosystems, field survey was conducted over a water spread area of 670 ha, comprising 120 fishermen (N2 = 120) of 30 farms (N1 = 30), between February and October, 2017 through a pre-tested, open-ended structured schedule. A total of 943 specimens of Pterygoplichthysspp. were collected and analysed for abundance, length-weight parameters, gonado-somatic index and relative fecundity. Pterygoplichthysspp. occurred at 29 (97%) of 30 surveyed farms and approximately 70% of the farm owners perceived that these fishes posed moderate to serious economic impact. Fish production cutback, small indigenous fish (particularly,Puntius spp.) depredation and bottom structure alteration are among the major negatives perceived; a positive note in terms of soil-bound nutrient release was reported by a few fishermen (1%). Channel through which sewage water intake occurred by gravitation has been perceived to be the main route of entry (77%), with significantly higher abundance around the periphery of the pond. Almost 80% respondents perceived an increased occurrence of these fishes over the last four years, with seasonal pattern of abundance. While culling of suckermouthafter harvest was the most common method adopted to reduce population, multi-layer screening in the inlet of sewage water into pond is perceived as most sought solution for control. Average direct and indirect financial losses due to Pterygoplichthys spp. in EKW was calculated as`0.092 lakh ha-1yr-1, which points towards mounting pressure of loricariids in already dwindling economics and biodiversity of EKW.
Managing Process Safety in a Decommissioning Project
Authors: Green Michael , Crowley Conor , Spiteri John , Allford Lee 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Michael Green, Conor Crowley and John Spiteri (Atkins Limited – SNC Lavalin). Lee Allford (Energy Institute)
It is estimated that more than 120 platforms with a combined weight of more than 1 million tonnes will be decommissioned over the next 10 years in the North Sea alone. This will involve a significant number of personnel engaged offshore in potentially hazardous operations during the removal of these facilities, underlining the need for ensuring high standards of process safety within the associated decommissioning projects.
The need for effective management of process safety during decommissioning was highlighted in the major structural collapse incident at the Didcot power station in the UK in 2016 that resulted in 4 fatalities. This together with the fact that the police and HSE are conducting a joint investigation to consider corporate manslaughter, gross negligence manslaughter and health and safety offences, highlights the gravity of getting it wrong.
With support from the Energy Institute and cross-industry involvement from oil companies, contracting companies and the UK Safety Regulator, new guidance has been developed that will support those engaged in decommissioning offshore facilities to plan, design and execute their projects so as to manage risk from major accident hazards (Energy Institute, 2019).
This paper presents the key elements of this guidance which provides a roadmap to managing process safety across the lifecycle of a decommissioning project, from initiation through execution. The guidance is set-out according to typical phases of a decommissioning project, providing useful insights into key process safety considerations, objectives, tasks and outputs.
Long Cyclic Well Slugging Behavior Induced by Sand Production; Analysis and Mitigation Solution Enabled by Transient Multiphase Flow Simulation
Authors: Thakur Kapil Kumar , Katoozi Kia , Hamid Ali 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
The well discussed in this paper has a history of sand production and has exhibit long cyclic slugging behavior with a frequency of several days and reduced average production. The lower completion has a 2000-ft gap between the mule shoe and the packer that is exposed to the larger diameter of 7-in. liner. It is not fully understood whether the slugging is caused by the gap at the lower completion or by sand transportation or both.
Dynamic wellbore modelling with sand particle transport is essential to model the abovementioned complex slugging behavior. A stepwise approach was adopted to allow systematic evaluation of this complex slugging phenomenon. Initially, a lumped inflow with no sand transportation was assumed. In the next stage, sand transportation was included with zonal inflow details added. Several sensitivities on sand particle sizes, particle density, zonal productivity index, etc. were carried out, all of which were aimed at reproducing the long cyclic slugging behavior observed in the field.
Transient simulations successfully produced the slugging behavior observed in the field. Cyclic slugging was seen to be caused by the flow dynamics generated by particles of small to medium size. Some of the key findings were complete blockage by porous sand stationary bed at the lower completion gap (with subsequent pressure buildup), transition from stationary bed to moving bed, rate-dependent velocity of a slow-moving particle bed (eventually producing to surface), and fresh sand particle production from the reservoir at increased drawdown. Measured data from the sand detector confirmed the production of sand, particularly around the same period as predicted by simulation.
Potential slug mitigation solutions were established that should help to achieve higher and stable production. One solution was to achieve higher flow velocity and therefore enable sand transportation as a continuous moving bed (i.e., no blockage), such as reducing the gap size at the lower completion section together with either tubing size reduction or electric submersible pump (ESP) installation. The other solution was to implement an appropriate sand control/sand consolidation method.
Sand production is a common flow assurance issue and sometimes can result in unstable flow behavior causing reduced production. This work is the first attempt to implement particle transport modelling in transient multiphase flow simulation to successfully address a slugging issue in a real well. The analysis helped in understanding the mechanism causing the slugging and arriving at a potential mitigation solution. Further, it provides a step-by-step workflow and a template to address such problems.
Digitalization's Role in Shaping the New Energy Landscape
Authors: Devold Håvard , Moen Tor-Eivind 
Published: August 2019

Abstract

Objectives/Scope
The realization that fossil fuels are a limited resource, and the growing awareness of the negative impact their emissions have on the planet, has impacted every oil and gas major. The global challenge is expressed in the "energy trilemma" of: Enough Energy, Affordable Energy and Sustainable Energy.
The industry must adapt, in terms of cost and environmental footprint. In this paper we discuss how digitalization and renewable sources can drive innovation to meet these challenges.

Methods, procedures, process
We will use current long-range forecasts to understand how the global energy mix is expected to change over time, and illustrate how different scenarios are likely to affect the offshore industry. We also study how digitalization and hybridization with technologies like offshore wind and power-from shore, can reduce costs, energy consumption and emissions.

Results, Observations and Conclusions
There are many trends accelerating the introduction of new energy sources These include: Global population growth and changing dynamics: "Millennials" bring with them their own expectations about technology, the pace of work and accountability. Equally influential, is the challenge to feed and power the 2 billion poorest and the extra 2 billion people expected by 2050.Transportation changes: Road, aviation and shipping account for more than 60 percent of the world's oil consumption and key to limiting the impact on the climate.Energy generation revolution: The grid needs to cope with the increased power demands and to incorporate and expand the contribution of renewablesRise in distributed generation: Hybridization pilot projects to use offshore wind turbines to power e.g. water injection systems.
There are a range of technologies described, which will provide the transformational step change to enable companies to transition into the broader energy ecosystem. However, the real game changer lies in integrating these technologies in a way that drives the evolution from connected operations, to collaborative operations and ultimately autonomous operations to achieve maximum value.

Novel/Additive Information
We will describe how, by properly using digital technologies, the sector can not only reduce capital and operating expenditures by up to 30 percent but also use energy optimization and hybridization with renewable energy sources to reduce emissions and help oil and gas operators do their part in addressing "The Energy Trilemma".
Large Modifiable Underwater Mothership: A Case Study for Ocean Bottom Nodes Deployment and Recovery
Authors: Ritz Sebastian , Golz Matthias , Boeck Florin , Holbach Gerd , Rentzow Erik , Kurowski Martin , Jeinsch Torsten , Wehner Willem Hendrik , Richter Nicolas , Voß Thomas 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
The joint research project "MUM - Large Modifiable Underwater Mothership" targets the development of a highly modular, unmanned underwater vehicle, which allows a mission dependent module assembly to fulfill a wide spectrum of underwater tasks. The paper presents a case study for the deployment and recovery of ocean bottom nodes (OBN) for seismic surveys. Therefore, a specific vehicle configuration and its functionality is introduced. The advantages of MUM are presented in terms of its cost efficiency and non-monetary benefits, as crew safety, carbon footprint and others. In addition, business aspects for potential customers are discussed.
Applying Energy Storage Solutions ESS in Offshore Oil and Gas to Reduce Emissions and Costs
Authors: Settemsdal Stig Olav 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
This paper will focus on the application of lithium-ion energy storage solutions (ESS) for offshore oil and gas (O&G) installations. It will discuss the benefits that can be achieved by integrating energy storage in hybrid power plants, using the West Mira semisubmersible installation in the North Sea as a representative case study. West Mira will be the world's first modern drilling rig to operate a low-emission hybrid (diesel- electric) power plant using lithium-ion batteries.
The integration of energy storage with the power supply and distribution system of a drilling rig represents an important step towards improving the environmental sustainability of the offshore oil and gas industry by reducing emissions and paving the way to harnessing clean but intermittent renewables, such as offshore wind. Offshore rigs have highly variable power consumption for drilling and dynamic positioning. By incorporating energy storage, it is possible to reduce the runtime of combustion engines and also keep them operating on an optimized combustion level. The installation of an ESS on West Mira will result in an estimated 42% reduction in the runtime of on-platform diesel engines, reducing CO2 emissions by 15 percent and NOx emissions by 12 percent, which is equivalent to annual emissions from approximately 10,000 automobiles.
The batteries on West Mira will be charged from the rig's diesel-electric generators and used for supplying power during peak load times. In addition, they will serve as backup to prevent blackout situations and provide power to the thrusters in the unlikely event of loss of all running machinery. The energy storage solution is based on field-proven technology, which has been installed in more than 60 marine vessels worldwide, including the world's first all-electric ferry boat in Norway.