geodiversity index in the ubajara national park, Ceará, Brazil
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21680/2447-3359.2021v7n2ID20534Abstract
The geodiversity quantification is an important tool to distinguish locations that are more or less geodiverse. This article aims to apply a geodiversity index in the Ubajara National Park. The methodology starts from the theoretical review and cartographic data. Later, we employ a quantification method in a national scale and build thematic maps for better result exposition. The index demonstrates that the areas with greater diversity in the park central portion, a zone characterized by the geomorphological degree between the Ibiapaba Glint and the Sertaneja Surface. This discontinuity in the landscape has influence in the drainage net, soil configuration and morphological units.