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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039924.v1
title: The role of Singapore's modern urban agriculture in food security policy and the contribution of reducing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere

description: Abstract This article presents results of the postdoctoral work, where he investigated the evolution of urban agriculture models and their impacts as public policy of sustainability, food security and ecological economy of the "Country - City - State" of Singapore. For, modern urban agriculture deployed in this region of Asia has contributed significantly to reducing local food insecurity, as well as contributing to more sustainable food production practices and significant reduction of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions in supply chain logistics. The methodology used was in bibliographic investigations and field research with high-tech urban farms of agricultural production without the use of land, in order to appreciate the production and consumption of vegetables by Singaporeans in order to calculate an estimated value of the reduction of emissions of (CO₂) caused by the use of modern urban agriculture. The results showed that Singapore is intensive use of urban agriculture with models of vertical farms, indoor farms and farms of property terraces. All models presented technological innovations, high productivity and organically certified food production and with emphasis on sustainability in contributing to the reduction of (CO₂) emissions in nature.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6628956
title: ground truths for mesmerize-core tests

description: ground truths for mesmerize-core tests
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039930
title: Municipal Policy of Basic Sanitation and the occurrence of diseases in Brazilian municipalities

description: Abstract Inadequate sanitation can lead to several endemic and epidemic diseases. The objective is to analyze the influence of the Municipal Basic Sanitation Policy (PMSB) on the occurrence of diseases related to inadequate basic sanitation in Brazilian municipalities. Using data from the 2017 Municipal Basic Information Survey (MUNIC), the empirical analysis is divided into two steps. First, the spatial probit model is used to identify whether the presence of PMSB influences the likelihood of municipalities having diseases. Second, the logit model is used to verify the chances of diseases occurrence, taking into account the type of PMSB spatial cluster that the municipalities belong to. The results of the first stage detected the presence of spatial dependence and do not confirmed that having the PMSB reduces the probability of diseases occurrence in the municipalities. The results of the second stage showed that there is a decreased chance of disease occurrence in municipalities that belong to HH clusters (municipalities with PMSB, surrounded by municipalities with PMSB) and LH clusters (municipalities without PMSB, surrounded by municipalities with PMSB). These results show that PMSB must be planned considering a wider context than municipal boundaries.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039930.v1
title: Municipal Policy of Basic Sanitation and the occurrence of diseases in Brazilian municipalities

description: Abstract Inadequate sanitation can lead to several endemic and epidemic diseases. The objective is to analyze the influence of the Municipal Basic Sanitation Policy (PMSB) on the occurrence of diseases related to inadequate basic sanitation in Brazilian municipalities. Using data from the 2017 Municipal Basic Information Survey (MUNIC), the empirical analysis is divided into two steps. First, the spatial probit model is used to identify whether the presence of PMSB influences the likelihood of municipalities having diseases. Second, the logit model is used to verify the chances of diseases occurrence, taking into account the type of PMSB spatial cluster that the municipalities belong to. The results of the first stage detected the presence of spatial dependence and do not confirmed that having the PMSB reduces the probability of diseases occurrence in the municipalities. The results of the second stage showed that there is a decreased chance of disease occurrence in municipalities that belong to HH clusters (municipalities with PMSB, surrounded by municipalities with PMSB) and LH clusters (municipalities without PMSB, surrounded by municipalities with PMSB). These results show that PMSB must be planned considering a wider context than municipal boundaries.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039931.v1
title: Changes, Losses, and Challenges on Transformation of the Urban Place: A Narrative on Istiklal Street, Istanbul from the 1900s Until Today

description: Abstract Over the years, the socio-cultural structures, architectural compositions of Istanbul have changed gradually. Unavoidably, Istanbul's urban places have been affected as they have gained new faces through the wrong-driven, top-down, controversial changing processes. Especially since the 1990s, the changes have gained momentum, many controversial modifications have occurred in the heart of Istanbul. Istiklal Street has turned into a symbol of the transformation that Istanbul has been going through. The process brought about the rapid disintegration of the Street's unique, hybrid constitutions and distinctive qualifications. Nearly all the characteristic landmarks that made Istiklal Street special have disappeared one by one and the area is converting into a place that has lost its spirit. To understand how the Street has shaped historically and what has lied at the behind stages, the study begins with a qualitative discussion on the formation of the area since the 1900s. But the focus of the narrative is based on the period from 1990 until today with an explanatory approach to criticise by which mechanisms and actions the area transformed and come today. The study stresses that the potentials of the urban probabilities, socio-spatial compositions, tangible and intangible features are responsible for the future of this place.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039931
title: Changes, Losses, and Challenges on Transformation of the Urban Place: A Narrative on Istiklal Street, Istanbul from the 1900s Until Today

description: Abstract Over the years, the socio-cultural structures, architectural compositions of Istanbul have changed gradually. Unavoidably, Istanbul's urban places have been affected as they have gained new faces through the wrong-driven, top-down, controversial changing processes. Especially since the 1990s, the changes have gained momentum, many controversial modifications have occurred in the heart of Istanbul. Istiklal Street has turned into a symbol of the transformation that Istanbul has been going through. The process brought about the rapid disintegration of the Street's unique, hybrid constitutions and distinctive qualifications. Nearly all the characteristic landmarks that made Istiklal Street special have disappeared one by one and the area is converting into a place that has lost its spirit. To understand how the Street has shaped historically and what has lied at the behind stages, the study begins with a qualitative discussion on the formation of the area since the 1900s. But the focus of the narrative is based on the period from 1990 until today with an explanatory approach to criticise by which mechanisms and actions the area transformed and come today. The study stresses that the potentials of the urban probabilities, socio-spatial compositions, tangible and intangible features are responsible for the future of this place.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039933
title: Mobility, participation and data: the case study of Waze for Cities Data in Joinville (SC)

description: Abstract This article describes Smart Mobility’s methodology, a project responsible for the implementation of Waze for Cities Data. Developed by the Secretaria de Planejamento Urbano e Desenvolvimento Sustentável (Sepud) of the city of Joinville (SC), the project’s methodology has its mobility plan based on traffic data collected and provided by Waze. Grounded in the concept of Smart Cities, the study’s theoretical framework analyzes the application of Big Data in data-driven urban planning, as well as the importance of citizen's participation in technology projects. When it comes to the study’s methodology, a qualitative exploratory case study is presented, in which a systematic/non-participant observation was used as data collection instrument. The study also presents a brief historical background of Waze and the bidirectional data sharing program Waze for Cities Data. Results demonstrate that the use of data collected by technology platforms can contribute to the optimization of urban management through solutions that are closer to the population's reality; what could generate benefits in time and productivity. The project also positioned Brazil as a world reference in the adoption of data collected by Waze, reinforcing, then, the need of similar initiatives that are less technocratic and more citizen-centered.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039933.v1
title: Mobility, participation and data: the case study of Waze for Cities Data in Joinville (SC)

description: Abstract This article describes Smart Mobility’s methodology, a project responsible for the implementation of Waze for Cities Data. Developed by the Secretaria de Planejamento Urbano e Desenvolvimento Sustentável (Sepud) of the city of Joinville (SC), the project’s methodology has its mobility plan based on traffic data collected and provided by Waze. Grounded in the concept of Smart Cities, the study’s theoretical framework analyzes the application of Big Data in data-driven urban planning, as well as the importance of citizen's participation in technology projects. When it comes to the study’s methodology, a qualitative exploratory case study is presented, in which a systematic/non-participant observation was used as data collection instrument. The study also presents a brief historical background of Waze and the bidirectional data sharing program Waze for Cities Data. Results demonstrate that the use of data collected by technology platforms can contribute to the optimization of urban management through solutions that are closer to the population's reality; what could generate benefits in time and productivity. The project also positioned Brazil as a world reference in the adoption of data collected by Waze, reinforcing, then, the need of similar initiatives that are less technocratic and more citizen-centered.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039912
title: Identification and expression analysis of lncRNAs reveal the immune mechanism of visceral white-nodules disease resistance in large yellow croaker

description: Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) have several known functions in fish growth processes and signal transduction, but their possible roles in response to bacterial diseases remain largely unresolved. In this study, we report a comprehensive cold-water bacterial disease-responsive lncRNAs expression profile for defense against visceral white-nodules disease in large yellow croaker. A total of 2,534 high-confidence lncRNAs were identified by a rigorous filtering pipeline as basic sequence set for comparative transcriptional analysis. In addition, a total of 10,200 lncRNA-mRNA pairs with high correlation coefficients were identified by expressions level correlation analysis, including non-redundant 381 DE lncRNAs and 2,590 differential expressed genes, and MSTRG_11084_1 and MSTRG_20402_1 were considered as core lncRNA. We further revealed the conserved and idiosyncratic features of the disease response process between the resistant strain (RS) and the technical control strain (TCS). Immune-related pathways were enriched in GO terms and KEGG pathway, among which Cytokine-cytokine receptor interaction, MAPK signaling pathway, and NF-kappa B signaling pathway may play a key role in VWND resistance in large yellow croaker. Protein-protein interaction network (PPI) analysis revealed that immune-related target genes such as <em>il-10, met, acta2, myc, cav1 </em>and<em> ntrk1</em>, as well as growth and metabolism-related target genes such as<em> pik3r2, igf1, sc5d, hmgcr</em> and <em>lss</em> were considered the main hub genes. This study represents the first characterization of lncRNAs involved in VWND resistance in large yellow croaker and provides new clues for elucidating the disease response mechanism of large yellow croaker.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039912.v1
title: Identification and expression analysis of lncRNAs reveal the immune mechanism of visceral white-nodules disease resistance in large yellow croaker

description: Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) have several known functions in fish growth processes and signal transduction, but their possible roles in response to bacterial diseases remain largely unresolved. In this study, we report a comprehensive cold-water bacterial disease-responsive lncRNAs expression profile for defense against visceral white-nodules disease in large yellow croaker. A total of 2,534 high-confidence lncRNAs were identified by a rigorous filtering pipeline as basic sequence set for comparative transcriptional analysis. In addition, a total of 10,200 lncRNA-mRNA pairs with high correlation coefficients were identified by expressions level correlation analysis, including non-redundant 381 DE lncRNAs and 2,590 differential expressed genes, and MSTRG_11084_1 and MSTRG_20402_1 were considered as core lncRNA. We further revealed the conserved and idiosyncratic features of the disease response process between the resistant strain (RS) and the technical control strain (TCS). Immune-related pathways were enriched in GO terms and KEGG pathway, among which Cytokine-cytokine receptor interaction, MAPK signaling pathway, and NF-kappa B signaling pathway may play a key role in VWND resistance in large yellow croaker. Protein-protein interaction network (PPI) analysis revealed that immune-related target genes such as <em>il-10, met, acta2, myc, cav1 </em>and<em> ntrk1</em>, as well as growth and metabolism-related target genes such as<em> pik3r2, igf1, sc5d, hmgcr</em> and <em>lss</em> were considered the main hub genes. This study represents the first characterization of lncRNAs involved in VWND resistance in large yellow croaker and provides new clues for elucidating the disease response mechanism of large yellow croaker.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039934
title: Intersectoral Engagement Framework for Urban Sustainable Development

description: Abstract This research deals with the creation and implementation of an intersectoral engagement framework focused on sustainable urban development in the municipality of Guaíba in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The framework is called the Sustainable Development Strategy, which is composed by the following steps: multidisciplinary partnership building, situational assessment, interventions proposition and alignment, monitoring and evaluation, general review and expansion, renewal of activities and partnerships. The action-research methodology was adopted to implement each of the steps, combined with the case study approach to report the experience and its results. The results indicated that the Sustainable Development Strategy fostered better articulation among municipal executive secretariats, identification of relevant data for use in the urban planning process, and better strategic alignment among representatives of the public sector, private sector and civil society focusing the planning and implementation of initiatives related to urban sustainability. In this sense, the Sustainable Development Strategy was identified as managerial framework with potential to be implemented by other municipalities towards the urban sustainable development.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039934.v1
title: Intersectoral Engagement Framework for Urban Sustainable Development

description: Abstract This research deals with the creation and implementation of an intersectoral engagement framework focused on sustainable urban development in the municipality of Guaíba in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The framework is called the Sustainable Development Strategy, which is composed by the following steps: multidisciplinary partnership building, situational assessment, interventions proposition and alignment, monitoring and evaluation, general review and expansion, renewal of activities and partnerships. The action-research methodology was adopted to implement each of the steps, combined with the case study approach to report the experience and its results. The results indicated that the Sustainable Development Strategy fostered better articulation among municipal executive secretariats, identification of relevant data for use in the urban planning process, and better strategic alignment among representatives of the public sector, private sector and civil society focusing the planning and implementation of initiatives related to urban sustainability. In this sense, the Sustainable Development Strategy was identified as managerial framework with potential to be implemented by other municipalities towards the urban sustainable development.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039936.v1
title: Characteristics and patterns of inappropriate disposal of construction and demolition waste in the municipality of Cabo Frio, Brazil

description: Abstract The main objective of this study was to identify and quantify inappropriate disposal of construction and demolition waste (CDW) in Cabo Frio, Brazil. The municipality has areas of environmental preservation and suffers significant environmental impacts due to the large flow of tourists and the inappropriate disposal of CDW. Data collection, carried out from June to September-2019, covered eighteen neighborhoods. 179 inadequate CDW disposal points were detected corresponding to a volume of approximately 448.75m3. The results were grouped by neighbourhood, kind of disposal place and CDW type. Pareto diagrams were also presented to help define priority neighborhoods for inappropriate disposal reducing actions. There was inappropriate disposal in areas of ecological, landscape or scientific interest, over drainage places, on public roads or sidewalks, and on vacant lots. Besides analysing the disposal characteristics and suggesting actions to solve the problem, a methodology for surveying of inappropriate disposal of CDW was proposed, including a method for the rough calculation of CDW volumes. The development of a smartphone application is another contribution that can facilitate data registration and assist decision making. Although the research focuses on a Brazilian municipality, the same work can be expanded to other municipalities in the world.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039936
title: Characteristics and patterns of inappropriate disposal of construction and demolition waste in the municipality of Cabo Frio, Brazil

description: Abstract The main objective of this study was to identify and quantify inappropriate disposal of construction and demolition waste (CDW) in Cabo Frio, Brazil. The municipality has areas of environmental preservation and suffers significant environmental impacts due to the large flow of tourists and the inappropriate disposal of CDW. Data collection, carried out from June to September-2019, covered eighteen neighborhoods. 179 inadequate CDW disposal points were detected corresponding to a volume of approximately 448.75m3. The results were grouped by neighbourhood, kind of disposal place and CDW type. Pareto diagrams were also presented to help define priority neighborhoods for inappropriate disposal reducing actions. There was inappropriate disposal in areas of ecological, landscape or scientific interest, over drainage places, on public roads or sidewalks, and on vacant lots. Besides analysing the disposal characteristics and suggesting actions to solve the problem, a methodology for surveying of inappropriate disposal of CDW was proposed, including a method for the rough calculation of CDW volumes. The development of a smartphone application is another contribution that can facilitate data registration and assist decision making. Although the research focuses on a Brazilian municipality, the same work can be expanded to other municipalities in the world.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039937.v1
title: Residential and social mobility in consolidated popular neighborhoods in Bogotá

description: Abstract The main goal of this paper is to analyze the social and residential mobility of homeowners in consolidated neighborhoods in Bogotá. The occupational social mobility was analyzed at an intragenerational level by reading their job trajectory, and the owner's residential trajectory was reconstructed before arriving at the current house. With the biographical approach, 341 surveys of owners were conducted in five consolidated neighborhoods in Bogotá. The data lead to the conclusion that the owner´s trajectories are very static, both from the occupational point of view and residential. The reasons for the occupational and residential immobility were found in structural aspects: the low educational level and the small number of job changes added to a low income. Building a large house over a long period and share the house with several households with familiar link ties immobilizes the owners both at occupational and residential levels, except when the owner mobilizes their house as an asset by renting spaces. Finally, we discuss the role of homeownership in the confluency of the social and residential immobility and the reproduction of inequality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039937
title: Residential and social mobility in consolidated popular neighborhoods in Bogotá

description: Abstract The main goal of this paper is to analyze the social and residential mobility of homeowners in consolidated neighborhoods in Bogotá. The occupational social mobility was analyzed at an intragenerational level by reading their job trajectory, and the owner's residential trajectory was reconstructed before arriving at the current house. With the biographical approach, 341 surveys of owners were conducted in five consolidated neighborhoods in Bogotá. The data lead to the conclusion that the owner´s trajectories are very static, both from the occupational point of view and residential. The reasons for the occupational and residential immobility were found in structural aspects: the low educational level and the small number of job changes added to a low income. Building a large house over a long period and share the house with several households with familiar link ties immobilizes the owners both at occupational and residential levels, except when the owner mobilizes their house as an asset by renting spaces. Finally, we discuss the role of homeownership in the confluency of the social and residential immobility and the reproduction of inequality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20039939
title: Developing a conceptual model for the relationship between rituals and the city based on the Theory of Sense of Place: the case of the historical texture of Gorgan, Iran

description: Abstract The aim of this study is to investigate how the city is influenced by the ritual of Muharram. The main research question is: what is the relationship between the city and the ritual of Muharram? To answer this question, we examined different intangible layers of this ritual heritage. This study is based on the three components of the sense of place. The research method is qualitative and a context-oriented approach is adopted. The context of the study is the historical texture of the city of Gorgan, Iran. The data were collected through library research and immediate observation. Next, content analysis and data coding were used to obtain a set of thematic categories. The results suggest that, as a kind of ritual-social behavior, the ritual of Muharram has had remarkable, enduring effects on the city over centuries. The non-urban-development dimension has thus allowed for the formation of sense of place in the relationship between people and the urban environment through a different process.