Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AM
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Resumo: | Fluvial Erosion, commonly known as “fallen lands”, is an Amazonian phenomenon responsible for the main changes in landscapes. It is characterized by the unraveling of river banks, caused by erosive agents. In Parintins, this drastically affects the unprotected riverbank, and the construction of the retaining wall, compromising the stability of its extension and its main function, to contain the erosion processes in front of the city. When navigating the Amazon River, you can see in the lowland lands long collapsed strips - the fallen lands -, because it is a fragile terrain susceptible to contact with the water of the river. The occurrence is also observed in areas of terra firme on the banks, where erosion is slower, but constant. In this way, the research was carried out in a stretch of the front of the city, which comprises the vicinity of the slaughterhouse Frigorífico Osório Melo (East) and the retaining wall (West), where the survey was carried out by land, making the necessary observations to detect cracks in the streets and thus determine the degree of fragility. The research aims to understand river erosion, its influence and occurrence as an imminent risk for the city of Parintins. The methodological procedures consisted of on-site visits to observe and identify the areas most affected by the action of river erosion. Making photographic records, notes in a field notebook, measurements with tape measures and georeferencing these areas with the use of GPs. From the accomplishment of the research, it is concluded that the action of erosion in the vicinity of the Slaughterhouse, is given by the combination of several erosive factors, of hydrographic and climatological order, with emphasis on anthropic action. Fluvial erosion in the retaining wall causes undermining by the impact of hydraulic pressure, being greatly influenced by the infiltration power of the impacted soil, where water penetrates the pores between the sediment particles increasing the volume of its mass, which causes the imbalance of the affected place, consequently causing the detachment of parts of the construction. However, this research shows that this phenomenon needs more research to give answers to existing questions and look for solutions. As well as drawing the attention of authorities to the development of public policies and mitigating actions against the effects of river erosion in front of the city of Parintins. Thinking of a better way to protect her. |
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Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AMRiver erosion: an imminent risk for the city of Parintins - AMParintinsErosão FluvialRisco EminenteFluvial Erosion, commonly known as “fallen lands”, is an Amazonian phenomenon responsible for the main changes in landscapes. It is characterized by the unraveling of river banks, caused by erosive agents. In Parintins, this drastically affects the unprotected riverbank, and the construction of the retaining wall, compromising the stability of its extension and its main function, to contain the erosion processes in front of the city. When navigating the Amazon River, you can see in the lowland lands long collapsed strips - the fallen lands -, because it is a fragile terrain susceptible to contact with the water of the river. The occurrence is also observed in areas of terra firme on the banks, where erosion is slower, but constant. In this way, the research was carried out in a stretch of the front of the city, which comprises the vicinity of the slaughterhouse Frigorífico Osório Melo (East) and the retaining wall (West), where the survey was carried out by land, making the necessary observations to detect cracks in the streets and thus determine the degree of fragility. The research aims to understand river erosion, its influence and occurrence as an imminent risk for the city of Parintins. The methodological procedures consisted of on-site visits to observe and identify the areas most affected by the action of river erosion. Making photographic records, notes in a field notebook, measurements with tape measures and georeferencing these areas with the use of GPs. From the accomplishment of the research, it is concluded that the action of erosion in the vicinity of the Slaughterhouse, is given by the combination of several erosive factors, of hydrographic and climatological order, with emphasis on anthropic action. Fluvial erosion in the retaining wall causes undermining by the impact of hydraulic pressure, being greatly influenced by the infiltration power of the impacted soil, where water penetrates the pores between the sediment particles increasing the volume of its mass, which causes the imbalance of the affected place, consequently causing the detachment of parts of the construction. However, this research shows that this phenomenon needs more research to give answers to existing questions and look for solutions. As well as drawing the attention of authorities to the development of public policies and mitigating actions against the effects of river erosion in front of the city of Parintins. Thinking of a better way to protect her.A Erosão Fluvial comumente conhecida como “terras caídas’, é um fenômeno amazônico responsável pelas principais modificações nas paisagens. Se caracteriza pelo desbarrancamento das margens dos rios, ocasionadas por agentes erosivos. Em Parintins isso afeta drasticamente a margem do rio que se encontra desprotegida, e a construção do muro de arrimo, comprometendo a estabilidade de sua extensão e sua principal função, o de conter os processos de erosão na frente da cidade. Quando se navega pelo rio Amazonas pode-se observar nas terras de várzeas longas faixas desmoronadas – as terras caídas -, por se tratar de um terreno frágil susceptível ao contato com a água do rio. Observa-se também a ocorrência em áreas de terra firme nas margens, onde a erosão é mais lenta, porém, constante. Dessa forma, a pesquisa foi realizada em um trecho da frente da cidade, que compreende as proximidades do Matadouro Frigorífico Osório Melo (Leste) e o Muro de arrimo (Oeste), onde o levantamento se deu por via terrestre fazendo as devidas observações para detectar fissuras nas ruas e assim determinar o grau de fragilidade. A pesquisa tem como objetivo compreender a erosão fluvial, a sua influência e ocorrência como risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins. Os procedimentos metodológicos consistiram em visitas in locu para observação e identificação das áreas mais afetadas pela ação da erosão fluvial. Fazendo-se registros fotográficos, anotações em caderno de campo, medições com fitas métricas e georreferenciando estas áreas com o uso de GPs. A partir da realização da pesquisa, conclui-se que a ação de erosão nas proximidades do Matadouro, se dá pela junção de diversos fatores erosivos, de ordem hidrográfica e climatológica, com ênfase na ação antrópica. A erosão fluvial no muro de arrimo provoca o solapamento pelo impacto da pressão hidráulica, sendo muito influenciada pelo poder de infiltração do solo impactado, onde a água penetra os poros entre as partículas dos sedimentos aumentando o volume de sua massa, o que ocasiona o desequilíbrio do local afetado provocando consequentemente o desprendimento de partes da construção. Contudo, esta pesquisa evidencia que este fenômeno precisa de mais pesquisas para dar respostas aos questionamentos existentes e procurar caminhos de solução. Assim como chamar a atenção das autoridades para o desenvolvimento de políticas públicas e ações mitigadoras contra os efeitos da erosão fluvial na frente da cidade de Parintins. Pensando em uma melhor forma de protegê-la.Universidade do Estado do AmazonasBrasilUEASouza, José Camilo Ramos deSouza, José Camilo Ramos deJacauna, Carmem Lourdes de Freitas dos SantosMelo, Hugo Levy da Sila deSilva, Elinara Ferreira da2022-04-14T17:50:19Z2024-08-30T14:27:29Z2022-04-062022-04-14T17:50:19Z2022-12-12info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesisapplication/pdfhttps://ri.uea.edu.br/handle/riuea/622porinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Institucional da Universidade do Estado do Amazonas (UEA)instname:Universidade do Estado do Amazonas (UEA)instacron:UEA2024-08-30T14:36:27Zoai:ri.uea.edu.br:riuea/622Repositório InstitucionalPUBhttps://ri.uea.edu.br/server/oai/requestbibliotecacentral@uea.edu.bropendoar:2024-08-30T14:36:27Repositório Institucional da Universidade do Estado do Amazonas (UEA) - Universidade do Estado do Amazonas (UEA)false |
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Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AM River erosion: an imminent risk for the city of Parintins - AM |
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Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AM |
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Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AM Silva, Elinara Ferreira da Parintins Erosão Fluvial Risco Eminente |
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Erosão fluvial: um risco eminente para a cidade de Parintins - AM |
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Silva, Elinara Ferreira da |
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Silva, Elinara Ferreira da |
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Souza, José Camilo Ramos de Souza, José Camilo Ramos de Jacauna, Carmem Lourdes de Freitas dos Santos Melo, Hugo Levy da Sila de |
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Silva, Elinara Ferreira da |
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Parintins Erosão Fluvial Risco Eminente |
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Parintins Erosão Fluvial Risco Eminente |
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Fluvial Erosion, commonly known as “fallen lands”, is an Amazonian phenomenon responsible for the main changes in landscapes. It is characterized by the unraveling of river banks, caused by erosive agents. In Parintins, this drastically affects the unprotected riverbank, and the construction of the retaining wall, compromising the stability of its extension and its main function, to contain the erosion processes in front of the city. When navigating the Amazon River, you can see in the lowland lands long collapsed strips - the fallen lands -, because it is a fragile terrain susceptible to contact with the water of the river. The occurrence is also observed in areas of terra firme on the banks, where erosion is slower, but constant. In this way, the research was carried out in a stretch of the front of the city, which comprises the vicinity of the slaughterhouse Frigorífico Osório Melo (East) and the retaining wall (West), where the survey was carried out by land, making the necessary observations to detect cracks in the streets and thus determine the degree of fragility. The research aims to understand river erosion, its influence and occurrence as an imminent risk for the city of Parintins. The methodological procedures consisted of on-site visits to observe and identify the areas most affected by the action of river erosion. Making photographic records, notes in a field notebook, measurements with tape measures and georeferencing these areas with the use of GPs. From the accomplishment of the research, it is concluded that the action of erosion in the vicinity of the Slaughterhouse, is given by the combination of several erosive factors, of hydrographic and climatological order, with emphasis on anthropic action. Fluvial erosion in the retaining wall causes undermining by the impact of hydraulic pressure, being greatly influenced by the infiltration power of the impacted soil, where water penetrates the pores between the sediment particles increasing the volume of its mass, which causes the imbalance of the affected place, consequently causing the detachment of parts of the construction. However, this research shows that this phenomenon needs more research to give answers to existing questions and look for solutions. As well as drawing the attention of authorities to the development of public policies and mitigating actions against the effects of river erosion in front of the city of Parintins. Thinking of a better way to protect her. |
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