bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Criministrative Law
Authors: Cohen-Rimer Yael 
Published: August 2024

Textual analyses of child welfare laws, joined by extensive textual and legal analyses of case law, reveal how the “dance” between the administrative and the criminal in child protective services (CPS) is rooted in the individualized perception of poverty. This individualization, which forms the bedrock of the capitalist American welfare state, promotes the fragmentation of the family unit. Building on individualized perception and reifying it, child welfare laws and practices are neither purely administrative nor criminal, but “criministrative.” As such, they serve as a legal shield for the State in its attemptsto ensure child welfare; the State refuses to provide protections available in traditional criminal contexts to families involved in CPS investigations, while simultaneously enjoying administrative courts’ less restrictive evidentiary rules. This Article follows the thread of individualized surveillance embedded in the law, starting with the conflation of “abuse” and “neglect.” This Article proposes three solution pathways, building from practicalto theoretical: divorcing neglect from abuse, adopting a Poverty Aware Paradigm, and developing a theoretical framework for an institutionalized “benevolent gaze.”
This Article joins growing discussions in critical legal scholarship concerning the carceral nature of the welfare state and the relationship between care and punishment inthe United States. This Article adds a further dimension to these discussions by asserting that child welfare law is more aptly described as criministrative law, and by exposing the rootedness of the individualized perception of poverty in the organizing concepts of the child welfare system. Finally, this Article calls for a reconstruction of the legal treatment of children who are at risk of harms caused by poverty. If left unchecked, criministrative law will continue to inflict harm upon parents, thus harming the very children that CPS is meant to protect.
Ciência Cidadã em Bibliotecas: práticas e possibilidades
Authors: Santos Witt Amanda , Couto Corrêa da Silva Fabiano 
Published: August 2024

Introdução: A aplicação de tecnologias informacionais em bibliotecas pode ajudar a satisfazer não apenas as necessidades de informação dos usuários, mas também a reduzir a lacuna digital e informacional na sociedade, além de melhorar plenamente o desenvolvimento científico, tradicionalmente restrito à academia, proporcionando a participação e construção de novos conhecimentos de forma irrestrita. Nesse contexto, surge a Ciência Cidadã, cuja característica principal é propiciar a ampla participação da sociedade em geral em processos científicos. Em virtude da relevância do papel da biblioteca para a educação e a formação cidadã, vislumbra-se que ela pode desempenhar ações direcionadas para a Ciência Cidadã. Método: Para analisar esse cenário, buscou-se nas bases de dados “Web of Science” (WoS), “Base de dados de Periódicos em Ciência da Informação” (Brapci) e “Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts” (Lista), materiais informacionais relativos ao contexto de atuação das bibliotecas em Ciência Cidadã. Resultados: No total, 29 materiais informacionais compõem o corpus da pesquisa. Para análise, estabeleceu-se uma categorização por seis eixos de assuntos que representam as possibilidades de atuação da biblioteca: – 1. Aproximação com a Ciência Aberta, 2. Desenvolvimento de habilidades em pesquisa, 3. Participação social, 4. Questões éticas em pesquisa, 5. Sustentabilidade e 6. Parcerias. Conclusão: Conclui-se que a biblioteca tem a capacidade de atuar no contexto da Ciência de múltiplas formas, inclusive com a criação de projetos. Existem barreiras que dificultam essa atuação, mas acredita-se que a expertise do bibliotecário é um fator que pode mitigar os entraves.
O fim do mundo segundo Ernesto De Martino
Authors: Pompa Cristina 
Published: August 2024

La fine del Mondo é o título que Ernesto de Martino queria dar a uma obra na qual trabalhou intensamente durante vários anos, a partir do final da década de 1950 e que a morte prematura, em 1965, não permitiu terminar. O densíssimo material composto por anotações, análises críticas de uma enorme literatura, trechos já completos da obra em projeto, foi publicado uma primeira vez em 1977 e numa segunda edição francesa, totalmente reorganizada, em 2016. O tema do Fim do Mundo é analisado pelo autor em seu duplo aspecto: como tema cultural historicamente determinado (na escatologia protocristã, nos movimentos proféticos e milenaristas dos povos oprimidos) e como risco antropológico permanente, dramaticamente ilustrado pela literatura psicopatológica. A partir da perspectiva comparativa, de Martino reflete sobre os significados dos apocalipses em vários momentos e lugares, trazendo a análise antropológica para o coração da própria cultura ocidental.
A revisão do Plano Diretor do município de São José do Rio Preto (SP) e sua integração com o Plano de Bacia do Turvo Grande: análise de critérios de gestão hídrica
Authors: Batista do Carmo Alexandre , Gallo Pizella Denise 
Published: August 2024

Os Planos Diretores Municipais devem integrar as diretrizes presentes nos Planos de Recursos Hídricos, identificando instrumentos de controle e fiscalização, por meio dos quais os cidadãos e a administração pública possam fiscalizar e garantir seu efetivo cumprimento. O objetivo deste trabalho foi averiguar a relação entre esses instrumentos de planejamento ambiental, tendo como estudo de caso o Plano Diretor Municipal de São José do Rio Preto, SP, situado na Bacia Hidrográfica dos Rios Turvo e Grande (UGRH 15). Para tanto, foi realizada uma análise do histórico da revisão do Plano Diretor Municipal, buscando identificar as possíveis contribuições das informações presentes no Plano de Bacias para a elaboração do diagnóstico e prognóstico do Plano Diretor Municipal. Realizou-se a análise das sinergias existentes em ambos os Planos, em termos de diagnóstico e proposições, nos critérios afeitos aos recursos hídricos, como qualidade e quantidade hídricas, resíduos sólidos, proteção e revegetação de Áreas de Preservação Permanentes, recuperação e prevenção de erosões urbanas e rurais, zoneamento ambiental e outros. Os resultados demonstraram que, para a maioria dos critérios selecionados, houve sinergia parcial ou total entre os Planos, que foram coincidentes, devido à falta de articulação formal. Conclui-se que, por meio da análise do Plano de Bacia do Turvo Grande e do Plano Diretor de São José do Rio Preto, a gestão integrada não ocorreu de forma sistemática, em razão da ausência de participação do Comitê no processo de revisão do Plano Diretor, mesmo que representantes do município nesse órgão estivessem presentes em sua elaboração. Além disso, não há mecanismos formais de articulação entre sistemas de planejamento no país, como a Avaliação Ambiental Estratégica.
Bodin et le concept de souveraineté: la frontière entre droit et pouvoir
Authors: Barros Alberto 
Published: August 2024

Jean Bodin définit la souveraineté comme la puissance perpétuelle et absolue de la République, c ́est-à-dire une puissance législative qui ne connaît ni conditions, ni contraintes, ni obligations. Or, il affirme aussi que tous les souverains sont soumis aux lois de Dieu et de la nature et à plusieurs lois humaines communes à tous les peuples. Mais comment un pouvoir définit comme absolue peut-il avoir des limites ? Voilà la contradiction signalée par plusieurs interprètes de sa pensée politique. Mon but est de démontrer l'imprécision de ces avis et de proposer une interprétation qui rend cohérente l'idée selon laquelle le souveraineté, pouvoir, droit, loi, Jean Bodin souverain peut être à la fois au-dessus de la loi civile et soumis à des limites qui restreignent son pouvoir de légiférer.
USE OF MACHINE LEARNING, FIXED AND MIXED MODELS FOR VOLUME ESTIMATION IN FLOODPLAIN FOREST IN THE AMAZON ESTUARY
Authors: Dos Santos Silva Anthoinny Vittória , Teixeira de Souza Rodrigo Galvão , Figueiredo de Souza Rafael Lucas , Mendes Santos Renan , Borges de Lima Robson , Coelho de Abreu Jadson 
Published: August 2024

The present study aimed to evaluate the performance of artificial neural networks (ANNs), support vector machines (SVM), and fixed and mixed models to estimate the volume of individual trees in an Amazonian estuary floodplain forest. The forest inventory was conducted in an area located in the district of Itatupã - Gurupá, Pará, Brazil. The Schumacher and Hall linear model was used in its fixed and mixed form to estimate the volume. A total of 240 ANNs and 32 SVM configurations were trained, with 4 variations of the input variables: diameter at breast height (D), commercial height (hm), diameter classes (CCD), commercial height classes (CChm),) and species (SP), with the volume (V) being the output variable. The ANNs were trained in the Neuro 4.0.6 software program, and the analyses of the fixed and mixed regression models and SVM were performed in the R software program. The AIC (Akaike’s Information Criterion) and BIC (Bayesian Information Criterion) information criteria were used for the regression models, while the following were used for comparisons of all models: correlation coefficient (rYŶ), bias, root mean squared error (RMSE), and residual distribution analysis. The best statistical metrics were obtained by the ANN of the RPROP- algorithm with D+hm+CCD+CChm inputs, with eight neurons in the hidden layer and hyperbolic tangent activation function, with 0.9827 of rYŶ RMSE of 0.2439, bias of 0.0080 and residual graphic distribution tending to homogeneity.
Uma perspectiva transcultural sobre o processo de implementação e adaptação do modelo de enriquecimento para toda a escola: a importância do desenvolvimento de talentos em um mundo global
Authors: Hernández-Torrano Daniel , Saranli Adile Gulsah , Huber Sol Francisco 
Published: August 2024

A educação de indivíduos com altas habilidades/superdotação (AH/SD) e o desenvolvimento de talentos são considerados atualmente como elementos-chave para o desenvolvimento do capital humano e para o aumento da competitividade na educação e na economia. Nesse contexto, um número crescente de países começou a investir uma quantidade considerável de recursos para descobrir e desenvolver seus alunos mais capazes. À medida que as fronteiras e as diferenças entre culturas se tornam menos pronunciadas em um mundo global, os modelos educativos para orientar a educação de pessoas com altas habilidades/superdotação (AH/SD) e o desenvolvimento de talentos estão também tornando-se cada vez mais aplicáveis. Nesse contexto, o Modelo de Enriquecimento para toda a Escola (SEM) apresenta-se como um modelo flexível que permite às escolas de diferentes regiões do mundo proporcionar aos indivíduos oportunidades para identificar suas potencialidades e ajudá-los a atingir os seus níveis mais elevados de competência. Este artigo fornece uma visão geral do SEM e da extensa gama de regiões em que o modelo é atualmente implementado, bem como uma análise das razões para a sua ampla aceitação entre os educadores de todo o mundo. Além disso, este trabalho inclui uma entrevista com o Dr. Joseph Renzulli, inventor do SEM, na qual são discutidas várias questões relacionadas com a adaptação cultural do SEM. Por fim, o documento apresenta uma introdução à Rede Internacional SEM, um projeto recém-desenvolvido criado para conectar os utilizadores do SEM em todo o mundo e facilitar a partilha e o acesso a ideias e recursos para o desenvolvimento de talentos.
One person one language: uma pesquisa exploratória acerca das crenças de professoras da educação bilíngue de prestígio em Curitiba (PR)
Authors: Gabriel de Oliveira Layla , Gonçalves Alison Roberto 
Published: August 2024

Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar as crenças sobre o bilinguismo que compõem o imaginário social do professor da educação bilíngue de elite em Curitiba (PR), a partir dos resultados de uma pesquisa qualitativa-interpretativista, realizada com duas profissionais da educação bilíngue da cidade. Foram conduzidas entrevistas semiestruturadas para gerar os dados e, então, categorias de análise foram definidas. A partir dos resultados, foram discutidas as crenças sobre o que significa ser bilíngue, sobre conceitos de língua e sobre práticas pedagógicas no contexto da educação bilíngue. Entre os principais achados do estudo, nota-se a prevalência de uma visão monolítica do bilinguismo, como dois sistemas monolíngues independentes. Esta visão também influencia sua prática pedagógica, que prioriza a instrução na L2 em imersão, sem o uso da L1. Suas visões de língua estão atreladas à uma compreensão utilitária de língua para a comunicação, ao mesmo tempo que contemplam as dimensões históricas e culturais que compõem a língua que ensinam.
Regional Geologic and Tectonic Setting Of the Central Colorado Mineral Belt
Authors: Wallace Alan R. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The central Colorado mineral belt is endowed with an impressive wealth of mineral deposits, including the world-class deposits at Leadville, Gilman, and Climax, that formed in a variety of geologic environments. The geology of the area spans more than 1.8 Ga, commencing with the Early Proterozoic accretion of volcanic arc and back-arc complexes to the southern margin of the Archean craton. These rocks were complexly deformed and intruded by large Early and Middle Proterozoic batholiths. During Paleozoic and Mesozoic time, the Proterozoic basement complex was buried beneath several kilometers of marine and continental sediments, and it was partially exhumed during Pennsylvanian orogenic uplift. Subduction-related calc-alkalic magmatism and uplift affected the region during the Late Cretaceous-early Tertiary Laramide orogeny. Oligocene and younger extension generated the north-trending Rio Grande rift zone, which was accompanied by bimodal magmatic activity.
Most of the mineral deposits in the central Colorado mineral belt are associated with Oligocene calc-alkalic magmatism or to later bimodal activity. Deposits of demonstrably Laramide age are relatively small, and a few small carbonate-hosted deposits may have formed during the Mississippian.
Geology of the Red Cliff District (Eagle County, Colorado), and the form, setting, and geochemistry of the constituent Ag-Zn-Pb deposits
Authors: Beaty David W. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Red Cliff Mining District is located three kilometers south of the major group of manto deposits at Gilman, Colorado (Fig. 1). Ore was first discovered in this general area (at Gilman) in spring, 1879, and a rush to the Red Cliff area took place in summer, 1879. To give a flavor of the staking rush, Crawford and Gibson (1925) reported the discovery dates of three of the Red Cliff mines: the Henrietta (July 4, 1879), the Horn Silver (July 7, 1879), and the Wyoming Valley (July 26, 1879).
Means (1915) and Crawford and Gibson (1925) used the “Red Cliff district” (or synonymously “Battle Mountain District”) to refer to all of the mines in the vicinity of the towns of Gilman and Red Cliff. For the purpose of this report, however, the term “Red Cliff district” is restricted to the cluster of small mines along Turkey Creek near the town of Red Cliff (Fig. 1). The much larger and more valuable deposits near Gilman are referred to as the Gilman district. This terminology is consistent with the usage of Radabaugh et al. (1968), and Lovering et al. (1978).
Paleokarst-Controlled Ore in Central Colorado
Authors: Landis Gary P. , Tschauder Richard J. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
We propose that many Tertiary man to orebodies typical of Leadville and adjacent districts of Central Colorado (northern Sawatch range and Mosquito range) are modifications to pre-existing mineralized paleokarst cave systems (Tschauder and Landis, 1985; Landis and Tschauder, 1985). Major karst cave development occurred in this region during mid- to late- Mississippian time. Cave breccia mineralization (as an integral part of cave fill) is observed to dominate in Paleozoic caves located away from the influence of Tertiary intrusions (Breece Hill Center, Leadville; Buckskin stock, Alma district). Most data and many observations on the nature of this Paleozoic cave breccia mineralization are based upon access in the Sherman mine to the east of the inferred Leadville paleokarst system. However, the overprint of Laramide through mid-Tertiary ore deposition associated with intrusive centers has obscured much of the evidence for earlier cave-hosted mineralization. Tertiary mineralization in the Leadville district that we suggest exhibits and preserves features typical of cave systems include the orebodies of Fryer Hill, Downtown, Carbonate Hill, Iron Hill-Rock Hill, Julia Fiske, and Resurrection groups of mines. Additional mineralization occurs in cave systems of nine districts on the north and east slopes of the Sawatch Range from Redcliff-Eagle to Mount Lincoln in the Alma district, and then south 25 km to Weston Pass, and in a zone of discontinuous mineralization more than 50 km long on the west slope, from north of the Aspen district south into Gunnison County. Some Tertiary massive sulfide mantos typical of the Leadville district mineralization are better understood by recognizing their possible karstic cave control and Paleozoic cave breccia progenitor mineralization.
Geology of the Casteel Mine
Authors: Dunn Robert G. , Grundmann William H. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Doe Run Co.'s Casteel Mine is located in the Ozark Region of southeast Missouri just west of the community of Bixby (Fig. 1). Number 35 shaft which was begun in 1981 provides access to the mine that was dedicated posthumously to Larry W. Casteel (1915-1985), a former Division Manager and Vice President of Mining for st. Joe Minerals Corp. on November 8, 1985. St. Joseph Lead Co. discovered the ore deposit in 1957 and St. Joe Minerals Corp. (a subsidiary of the Fluor Corp.) brought the mine into production in 1985. On November 1, 1986 the Casteel Mine became part of The Doe Run Co., a partnership of Fluor Corp. and Homestake Corp.
Geology of the Sweetwater Mine, Viburnum Trend Southeast Missouri
Authors: Walker Wayne Bud 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Asarco Sweetwater Unit, consisting of an underground lead/zinc mine and mill, is the southernmost mine of the Viburnum Trend. lt is located 7.5 miles southeast of Bunker and 13 miles northwest of Ellington, Mo. (Fig. 1).
Formerly owned and operated by Ozark Lead Company, a division of Kennecott Corporation, the orebody was discovered in January, 1962. Mine production began in June,1968 and continued for over 15 years until ozark Lead halted production in 1983 due to declining lead prices. In late 1986, Kennecott sold the Ozark mine to ASARCO, Inc. Asarco restarted operations at sweetwater in December, 1987. Current production is at a rate of 3,400 tons of ore a day. At full production, the mine is rated as having the capability of producing 5,000 tons per day of ore grading 4.8% lead and 0.6% zinc.
The Kiena Gold Mine
Authors: Cormier Michel , Roy Charles 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The Kiena gold mine is located approximately 380 km NW of Montreal near the town of Val d’Or in Dubuisson Twsp., north of Rte 117 linking Val d’Or to Rouyn-Noranda. The first exploration work on the property dates back to 1911 when Mr. Barney Parker discovered gold on an island in DeMontigny Lake. Following a stratigraphic exploration drilling program, the North zone was discovered in 1938. The main orebody was discovered by drilling in 1961, but it was only in 1979 that Falconbridge re-investigated the deposit and put it into production. Since 1981, 450,000 tonnes of ore per year have been extracted, producing approximately 65,000 ounces of gold (Cormier, 1986). From 1981 to the end of 1990, a total of 600,000 ounces of Au from 3.8 MT of ore grading 5,22 g/t have been extracted from the S-50 deposit.
The li-, Be-, Ta- and Mo-Bearing Pegmatites of the Preissac-Lacorne Batholith, Abitibi, Quebec
Authors: Boily Michel 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The main objective of the Preissac-Lacorne field trip is to familiarize the participant with the important geologic and metallogenic characteristics of the Li-, Be-, Ta- and Mo-bearing granitic pegmatites and associated peraluminous monzogranite plutons. These felsic intrusives constitute the youngest magmatic events related to the emplacement of the Preissac-Lacorne batholith.
Imperial Valiev’s Geothermal Resources Come of Age
Authors: Signorotti Vince 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
One crisp November morning in 1957, farm workers on the Sinclair Ranches near Calipatria witnessed a curious spectacle. Jouncing along the rutted ranch roads came a small caravan of trucks and trailers laden with steel masts, draw works, diesel motors, cables, pulleys and related paraphernalia of then-modern oil and gas drilling rigs. In those days, rigs were a rare sight in the Imperial Valley.
The expedition was financed by Kent Imperial Co. of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and led by chief geologist, Robert W. Cypher, and drilling expert, R.B. Mitchell, who directed the procession to the southeastern corner of the ranch, rigged up and began "makin' hole within spit tin' distance of the Salton Sea."
This was Sinclair No. 1, an exploratory oil-gas venture which found neither one, but instead drilled into "a vast subterranean basin of volcanically heated water." Thus was launched the Imperial Valley's on-again-off-again romance, a 30-year roller coaster ride with geothermal energy development.
Kent Imperial, along with other companies and individual wildcatters, drilled other geothermal wells near the Salton Sea, wells that produced hot salty fluids with dissolved mineral concentrations approaching 300,000 parts per million (ppm), ten times the salinity of sea water.
The economic jackpot promised by successful mineral extraction proved a powerful lure. A mineral recovery industry sprang up, with electrical power generation as a secondary product. But the fluids were corrosive and also caused plugging and scaling of equipment. After several years of trial and (mostly) error these ventures were abandoned.
Despite their disappointments,
Road Log of Bedrock Geology and Native Copper Deposits of the Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan
Authors: Bornhorst Theodore J. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This road log runs from the Portage Lake area of the Keweenaw Peninsula, north and east to Copper Harbor located in the eastern end of the peninsula (Fig. 1). The road log is designed to provide coverage of all major lithologic units within the Keweenaw Peninsula segment of the middle Proterozoic Midcontinent rift system (Fig 2). Many of the stops include examples of the effects of late compressional faulting and of native copper mineralization and associated burial metamorphic alteration. Stops include roadcuts, lakeshore outcrops, old mine waste rock piles and a private mine. The Michigan Tech Earth Science Laboratory and Experimental Mine and the Caledonia Mine are described separately. The present problems of access to stops described here are minimal, but please respect private property and use low profile outdoor principles. Also note that old mine dumps can be hazardous where bad ground occurs.
The user should refer to introductory articles for stratigraphic nomenclature, geologic background, and discussion of native copper deposits. Several stop descriptions used here are revised from previous guidebooks first authored by Bornhorst (Bornhorst, 1989; Bornhorst et al., 1986; Bornhorst et al., 1983). Extra stops have been added beyond the formal SEG field trip for the benefit of users of this guidebook.