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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7509935.v1
title: Maternal infant health in quilombo communities in northern Minas Gerais, Brazil

description: We aimed to describe indicators of maternal and child health in this communities in northern Minas Gerais, Brazil. This is cross-sectional, population-based study. Data were collected in households randomly sampled including 411 women aged 18 to 49 years and 234 children aged less than five years. Most families (73.7%) reported a monthly income less than minimum wage and nearly half of respondents (49.2%) had less than four years of schooling. Accesses to drinking water, sewage and garbage collection were limited. Most women (52.1%) reported the first pregnancy as adolescents and 35% reported four or more pregnancies. Preventive examinations for cervical cancer showed irregular and 15.1% of women had never been screened In relation to pregnancy and childbirth, 23.5% of women reported fewer than six prenatal consultations, 37.2 % reported onset of prenatal care after the first trimester and 44.4% did attended a puerperal consultation. With regard to children, 15% had low birth weight, 9.4% had chronic health problems and 40.6% were taking no vitamin A. The results highlight critical conditions access to public services, including access to care health.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925331.v1
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - 300 word statement

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the 300 word statement for the project.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925331
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - 300 word statement

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the 300 word statement for the project.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12127392
title: TRAINING OF SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONALS FOR EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION: PROPOSITIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS FROM THE PERIODIC PRINT MESSAGE FROM APAE (1963-1973)

description: Abstract This article discusses how the formation of specialized professionals for exceptional education was thematized and represented, by the Federação Nacional das Associações de Pais e Amigos dos Excepcionais, between the 1960s and 1970s, in Brazil, from the historiographical perspective of the New Cultural History. As a source of research, we used the periodical publication Mensagem da Apae, the official publication of the Federation of Apaes, in its first ten years of existence (1963-1973). It could be concluded that this Federation and its affiliates sought to (through) form, through announcements of courses published in the form, a model of teachers and technicians specialized in the education of exceptional according to the instrumental rationality in force in that period.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7515554.v1
title: Understanding of Loyalty Programs’ Participation Rules

description: ABSTRACT The understanding of loyalty programs´ participation rules is tested in this study within three experiments conducted to check the influence of the regulatory focus, prize type, and of the interaction of both. Experiment 1 shows that the regulatory focus somehow affects the degree of understanding of the programs´ rules. Experiment 2 shows that the prize type also affects the degree of understanding of the programs´ rules. And, at last, it is shown that Experiment 3 does not corroborate the hypothesis of the interaction of those variables on the degree of understanding of the programs´ rules. The conclusion is that the understanding of loyalty programs´ rules is higher to individuals in the state of prevention and of receiving utilitarian award, and that, however, there is no influence of their interaction. The study contributes to corroborate the matching effect and the hypotheses of the regulatory focus theory on the consumer behavior, also proposing managerial implications to loyalty programs´ managers.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7515764
title: Management of water use in the Paraíba River, PB, Brazil basin based on water grants and charge models

description: One of the challenges in the management of water resources is to advance water distribution mechanisms to allow them to balance the basin's available water with the demands of its various economic sectors. This research evaluated the combined use of a model of grant optimization with a proposed model of charging for the use of raw water in order to assist decision makers in the distribution of water of the Acauã Reservoir, located in the basin of the Paraiba River in the State of Paraiba, Brazil. The grant model allowed optimizing the achievement of the demand requests according to water use priorities defined in four scenarios, balancing demand and availability. It was shown that it can be used in decision-making processes in the evaluation of new grant requests in basins controlled by reservoirs. The proposed charging model incorporated various profiles of water users using various coefficients which enabled the definition of the amount to be charged to encourage the rational use of water, not just a tax collection mechanism.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7515764.v1
title: Management of water use in the Paraíba River, PB, Brazil basin based on water grants and charge models

description: One of the challenges in the management of water resources is to advance water distribution mechanisms to allow them to balance the basin's available water with the demands of its various economic sectors. This research evaluated the combined use of a model of grant optimization with a proposed model of charging for the use of raw water in order to assist decision makers in the distribution of water of the Acauã Reservoir, located in the basin of the Paraiba River in the State of Paraiba, Brazil. The grant model allowed optimizing the achievement of the demand requests according to water use priorities defined in four scenarios, balancing demand and availability. It was shown that it can be used in decision-making processes in the evaluation of new grant requests in basins controlled by reservoirs. The proposed charging model incorporated various profiles of water users using various coefficients which enabled the definition of the amount to be charged to encourage the rational use of water, not just a tax collection mechanism.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925289
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Research Timeline & Research Questions

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the Research Timeline and Research Questions for the project.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12127392.v1
title: TRAINING OF SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONALS FOR EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION: PROPOSITIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS FROM THE PERIODIC PRINT MESSAGE FROM APAE (1963-1973)

description: Abstract This article discusses how the formation of specialized professionals for exceptional education was thematized and represented, by the Federação Nacional das Associações de Pais e Amigos dos Excepcionais, between the 1960s and 1970s, in Brazil, from the historiographical perspective of the New Cultural History. As a source of research, we used the periodical publication Mensagem da Apae, the official publication of the Federation of Apaes, in its first ten years of existence (1963-1973). It could be concluded that this Federation and its affiliates sought to (through) form, through announcements of courses published in the form, a model of teachers and technicians specialized in the education of exceptional according to the instrumental rationality in force in that period.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507313
title: Prevention of congenital syphilis in Fortaleza, Ceará: an evaluation of the structure and process

description: Objective: To evaluate the work structure and process of healthcare professionals in order to develop actions for the prevention and control of congenital syphilis in Fortaleza, Ceará. Methods: This is an evaluation research conducted in 89 primary healthcare units between July and October, 2011. The components of physical structure, materials and inputs, human resources, and organizational structure were evaluated; then, the units were classified as satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Results: The general classification showed that only 47.2% of the units were found to be unsatisfactory. In all, 68.5% of the units had a blood-sampling room, 21.3% had professionals qualified to attend syphilis cases, and only 16.9% of the units administered benza-thine penicillin to pregnant women. Conclusion: In general, primary healthcare units did not present structural and procedural conditions to help control congenital syphilis.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925289.v1
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Research Timeline & Research Questions

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the Research Timeline and Research Questions for the project.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507313.v1
title: Prevention of congenital syphilis in Fortaleza, Ceará: an evaluation of the structure and process

description: Objective: To evaluate the work structure and process of healthcare professionals in order to develop actions for the prevention and control of congenital syphilis in Fortaleza, Ceará. Methods: This is an evaluation research conducted in 89 primary healthcare units between July and October, 2011. The components of physical structure, materials and inputs, human resources, and organizational structure were evaluated; then, the units were classified as satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Results: The general classification showed that only 47.2% of the units were found to be unsatisfactory. In all, 68.5% of the units had a blood-sampling room, 21.3% had professionals qualified to attend syphilis cases, and only 16.9% of the units administered benza-thine penicillin to pregnant women. Conclusion: In general, primary healthcare units did not present structural and procedural conditions to help control congenital syphilis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7511348
title: Deterministic, Hybrid and Statistical Vibro-Acoustic Models - a Methodology to Determine the VLS Payload Fairing Acoustic Behavior

description: ABSTRACT: Finite element method (FEM) and boundary element method (BEM) are methods usually applied on low-frequency coupled fluid-structure analysis. On the other hand, statistical energy analysis (SEA) is a technique applied on small wavelength bandwidth predictions. However, in the mid-frequency, where deterministic calculations are costly and confidence intervals of SEA are not satisfied, hybrid FEM/SEA models can be used. This work presents a coupled vibro-acoustic analysis methodology of the Brazilian Satellite Launcher Vehicle payload fairing. FEM/FEM model accounts for the low-frequency internal responses. The high-frequency responses are computed by a SEA coupled elasto-acoustic model, and a hybrid FEM/SEA model calculates the payload fairing mid-frequency behavior.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270916.v1
title: Genesis of the “soft” iron ore at S11D Deposit, in Carajás, Amazon Region, Brazil

description: Abstract The origin of the soft ore at the S11D iron mine in Carajás was investigated using 20 samples from a diamond drill hole. The methods of analyses were X-ray diffraction (XRD), optical microscopy, whole-rock chemistry, and scanning electron microscope coupled with energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM/EDS). The drill hole presents a profile through the substratum (protore, a banded iron formation - BIF) and three weathering horizons, defined from the base to the top, saprolite (coarse and fine), and crust. The soft iron ore occurs distributed along the saprolite horizon, and it is composed mainly of hematite and subordinate magnetite. The amount of quartz decreases upwards, whereas the amount of Fe-Al-(Ti-P)-minerals increases towards the top. The total iron is enriched in the fine saprolite when compared to the protore (42.55 to 97.62 wt.% Fe2O3, respectively). Trace elements such as Zr, Cr, Y, and rare earth elements (REE) show relative enrichment upward because they are generally located in residual minerals (as zircon and anatase). The REEs in iron ore samples exhibit enrichment of light rare earth elements (LREE) and depletion of heavy rare earth elements (HREE), with pronounced positive Eu anomaly, which reaffirms the connection between iron ore and BIF. Based on the mineralogy, chemistry, textures, and structures, a genetic laterite-supergene model is proposed for the origin of soft ore at the S11D deposit.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7511348.v1
title: Deterministic, Hybrid and Statistical Vibro-Acoustic Models - a Methodology to Determine the VLS Payload Fairing Acoustic Behavior

description: ABSTRACT: Finite element method (FEM) and boundary element method (BEM) are methods usually applied on low-frequency coupled fluid-structure analysis. On the other hand, statistical energy analysis (SEA) is a technique applied on small wavelength bandwidth predictions. However, in the mid-frequency, where deterministic calculations are costly and confidence intervals of SEA are not satisfied, hybrid FEM/SEA models can be used. This work presents a coupled vibro-acoustic analysis methodology of the Brazilian Satellite Launcher Vehicle payload fairing. FEM/FEM model accounts for the low-frequency internal responses. The high-frequency responses are computed by a SEA coupled elasto-acoustic model, and a hybrid FEM/SEA model calculates the payload fairing mid-frequency behavior.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925340.v1
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Anthology 1

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the first anthology from the project, produced in December 2019.<br><b>Cover and anthology design: Swagata Ghosh.</b><br><br>Used with permission on condition of embargo.<br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270916
title: Genesis of the “soft” iron ore at S11D Deposit, in Carajás, Amazon Region, Brazil

description: Abstract The origin of the soft ore at the S11D iron mine in Carajás was investigated using 20 samples from a diamond drill hole. The methods of analyses were X-ray diffraction (XRD), optical microscopy, whole-rock chemistry, and scanning electron microscope coupled with energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM/EDS). The drill hole presents a profile through the substratum (protore, a banded iron formation - BIF) and three weathering horizons, defined from the base to the top, saprolite (coarse and fine), and crust. The soft iron ore occurs distributed along the saprolite horizon, and it is composed mainly of hematite and subordinate magnetite. The amount of quartz decreases upwards, whereas the amount of Fe-Al-(Ti-P)-minerals increases towards the top. The total iron is enriched in the fine saprolite when compared to the protore (42.55 to 97.62 wt.% Fe2O3, respectively). Trace elements such as Zr, Cr, Y, and rare earth elements (REE) show relative enrichment upward because they are generally located in residual minerals (as zircon and anatase). The REEs in iron ore samples exhibit enrichment of light rare earth elements (LREE) and depletion of heavy rare earth elements (HREE), with pronounced positive Eu anomaly, which reaffirms the connection between iron ore and BIF. Based on the mineralogy, chemistry, textures, and structures, a genetic laterite-supergene model is proposed for the origin of soft ore at the S11D deposit.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925340
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Anthology 1

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br>This item contains the first anthology from the project, produced in December 2019.<br><b>Cover and anthology design: Swagata Ghosh.</b><br><br>Used with permission on condition of embargo.<br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925346
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Anthology 2

description: The <i>Criminal Research: Communities of Practice</i> research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br><br>This item contains the first <i>Speak Out!</i> Anthology from the project, published in Spring 2018.<br><br>Used with permission.<br><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11997621
title: Hydrochemistry applied to assess the chemical weathering and soil removal rates in the Sorocaba River basin, São Paulo State

description: ABSTRACT: Chemical weathering and soil removal rates are responsible for the Earth’s landscape, composition of surface and groundwater, producing the soils and buffering the composition of the atmosphere. This study aimed to assess the chemical weathering and soil removal rates in the Sorocaba River basin, São Paulo State, Brazil, allowing answering the questions about the dynamics of fluvial transport of dissolved and suspended solids, the chemical weathering processes and associated atmospheric/soil CO2 consumption, and the relationship between chemical weathering and soil erosion rates. The annual specific flux of total suspended solids and total dissolved solids were 49.59 and 60.97 t/km2/yr. The chemical weathering process dominant in the Sorocaba River basin was the monosiallitization (RE = 2.4), with an associated atmospheric/soil CO2 consumption of 2.3 × 105 mol/km2/yr. The chemical weathering and soil removal rates were 7.2 and 29.8 m/Myr, respectively, indicating a soil thickness reduction. Finally, the soil removal rate in the Sorocaba River basin is almost 3-fold higher than the Cenozoic soil removal rates, being this difference related to the current land use which increased the soil removal processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11997621.v1
title: Hydrochemistry applied to assess the chemical weathering and soil removal rates in the Sorocaba River basin, São Paulo State

description: ABSTRACT: Chemical weathering and soil removal rates are responsible for the Earth’s landscape, composition of surface and groundwater, producing the soils and buffering the composition of the atmosphere. This study aimed to assess the chemical weathering and soil removal rates in the Sorocaba River basin, São Paulo State, Brazil, allowing answering the questions about the dynamics of fluvial transport of dissolved and suspended solids, the chemical weathering processes and associated atmospheric/soil CO2 consumption, and the relationship between chemical weathering and soil erosion rates. The annual specific flux of total suspended solids and total dissolved solids were 49.59 and 60.97 t/km2/yr. The chemical weathering process dominant in the Sorocaba River basin was the monosiallitization (RE = 2.4), with an associated atmospheric/soil CO2 consumption of 2.3 × 105 mol/km2/yr. The chemical weathering and soil removal rates were 7.2 and 29.8 m/Myr, respectively, indicating a soil thickness reduction. Finally, the soil removal rate in the Sorocaba River basin is almost 3-fold higher than the Cenozoic soil removal rates, being this difference related to the current land use which increased the soil removal processes.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12925349
title: Criminal Research: Creating Communities of Practice - Anthology 3

description: The Criminal Research: Communities of Practice research project involved the creation of learning spaces that were both creatively stimulating and methodologically replicable in international prison environments with inmate practitioners. These programmes, one based on the workshop method, and the other based on the atelier method providing prisoners with a series of ‘Masterclasses’, culminated in three separate anthologies of prisoner work, encouraging prisoner participation in an ongoing community of literary practice.<br><br>This item contains the second <i>Speak Out!</i> Anthology from the project, produced in Spring 2019. <br><br>Used with permission.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>