[PDF] Top 20 Agricultural land use and cover change in the Cerrado Amazon ecotone: A case study of the upper Teles Pires River basin

... this study the spatial and temporal dynamics of land use and cover of the Upper Teles Pires River basin, in ... See full document

... overestimation of the peak flows observed during the calibration period at the Cachoeirão and Teles Pires streamflow stations can be explained by a period of data ... See full document

... statement: Land use change has transformed a vast part of the natural landscapes of the developing world for the last 50 ...years. Land is a fundamental ... See full document

... discusses the possibilities of using optical measurements for defining the geometric accuracy of gear wheels casts manufactured in the rapid prototyping ...process. The ... See full document

... with the online version of the article at ...captured in at least three of the four hydrometric periods demonstrated temporal variation in the food resources ... See full document

... eversoncezar@yahoo.com.br, The increasing use of natural resources in a disor- derly way has been demanding constant monitoring and ecological-economic ...zoning. The knowledge ... See full document

... from agricultural areas and in general more rainwater is stored in the subsurface of forested ...consequence of deforestation and land degradation processes ... See full document

... has the advantages of being distribution‑free and easy to interpret over traditional supervised classifiers, and, therefore, has received increasing attention in remote sensing ... See full document

... climate change is expected to affect agriculture in Brazil negatively (CUNHA et ...agriculture in some parts of Brazil can be seriously affected by climate change, but also is ... See full document

... As the above table showed as the SURQ and GWQ components of the stream simulated using the 1986 land use and land cover map for the ... See full document

... sediments in Brazil and in the World, such as Andrade et ...(2013), and Voigt et al. (2016). However, due to the need for unique extraction techniques and the cost ... See full document

... Arequipa, the increase of the urban area has caused a decrease of ...km² in the area used for agriculture and pasture and a ...decrease in the area ... See full document

... to the uncertainties, there are a few shortcom- ings inherent in our ...effects of LULCC, such as changes to surface latent and sensible heat fluxes and to the hydrological cy- ... See full document

... While the political aspect, the border region is classified as vulnerable to political conflicts with neighboring countries due to the intersection of territorial and jurisdictional ... See full document

... From the 2008 National Forest Inventory database, we adopted eight classes: forest, wooded savanna, tree and shrub savanna, degraded savanna, tree plantation, agroforestry oil palm plantation, field ... See full document

... kinds of responsibilities construct CSR before involving in any CSR act ...theory of CSR‘s components is Carroll‘s four-part ...theory of CSR, arguing that CSR is constituted by four kinds ... See full document

... account in the ...capacity and downstream water or power demands, using an optimization scheme based on the SCEM-UA algorithm (Vrugt et ...downstream of the dam. For flood ... See full document

... concepts of combined and often compatible land use dynamics are lost in traditional economic visions, where the diagnosis of the ecological spec- trum of ... See full document

... Land cover is the physical material at the surface of the ...earth. Land covers include grass, asphalt, trees, bare ground, water, ...on land cover: field ... See full document

... explains the use of remote sensing (RS), Global positioning system (GPS), and GIS technology for the detection of LULC ...changes. In this work LULC changes have been ... See full document