Análise da morfodinâmica do Monumento Natural das Falésias de Morro Branco, Ceará, Brasil

Morphodynamics analysis of the Natural Monument of the cliffs of Morro Branco-Ceará-Brazil.

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https://doi.org/10.21680/2447-3359.2024v10n1ID32713

Abstract

Coastal environments are intense vulnerable, and in the case of the Falésias de Morro Branco, the disorderly occupation contributes to the realization of risks to the local population, to and to the Natural Monument. of Morro Branco, and contest the use of the land, the elements of interaction of the environment, the risks and the perception of the main agents in the area (Bugueiros and tourism agents). The research used as a basis the first three sub-steps of the ICZM methodology: characterization of the area, definition of management units and data ordering. The morphodynamic analysis was carried out through the use of drone images and photographs during field visits, in addition to the collection of tidal and rainfall data. To analyze the environmental perception, a survey was carried out with buggy drivers and tourism agents, totaling approximately 80 samples. results indicate: rainfall and human occupation as important agents in modifying the geomorphological landscape. Perception data indicate that the main perceived risk comes from mass movement and undermining of occupied slopes, which refers to the need for integrated cost management practices that favor sustainability`.

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Delano Nogueira Amaral, Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC)

Discente de Doutorado do Programa de Pós-Graduação da Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC).

Otávio Barra, Ceará State University - UECE

Doctorate (2023), Masters (2015) and Graduation (2013) in Geography from the State University of Ceará. He has experience in Physical/Environmental Geography and Geography and Environment Teaching, working mainly on the following topics: coastal environmental management; coastal dynamics; theory and method in physical geography; practice in teaching physical geography; geographic education. He is a teacher in the Higher and Basic Education Networks (SEDUC-CE).

Fábio Matos, Institute of Marine Sciences - LABOMAR UFC

Professor of the Bachelor of Environmental Sciences and Oceanography courses at the Institute of Marine Sciences (Labomar), at the Federal University of Ceará. PhD in Geography from the Federal University of Ceará (2013). Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Tropical Marine Sciences - CAPES Note 6 (UFC), where he is also a permanent professor. He is also a permanent professor at the Graduate Program in Geography - CAPES Note 6 (UFC). He coordinates the Coastal and Marine Observatory of Ceará (OCM-Ceará), of the Secretariat for the Environment of the Government of the State of Ceará. He is an evaluator for authorization of courses at the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (INEP/MEC). Works in the area of ​​Integrated Management of the Coastal Zone, with emphasis on the theme of environmental planning. He is editor-in-chief of the magazine Geosaberes (QUALIS/CAPES 2022 - A2) and works as a researcher at the Laboratory of Economics, Law and Sustainability (LEDS) and at the Laboratory of Scientific Diving, both at Labomar

Cristiano Rocha, Ceará State University - UECE

Degree in Geography from the State University of Ceará (2013), Master's degree (2020) and is a PhD candidate (class 2021) in Geography from the State University of Ceará - UECE. Integrates the Research Group and the Coastal Zone Integrated Management Laboratory - LAGIZC (UECE). He has experience in Geosciences with an emphasis on Environmental Geography, working mainly on the themes: Socio-environmental vulnerability, analysis of erosion processes, perception of socio-environmental problems and environmental planning and management in coastal municipalities. Worked as research and mapping agent for IBGE - 2013 and also worked for SEDUC-CE.

Fábio Vasconcelos, Ceará State University - UECE

Graduated in Fishing Engineering from the Federal University of Ceará - UFC (1979), with specialization in Oceanography from the University of São Paulo USP (1984), PhD in Earth Sciences with emphasis in Coastal Environmental Oceanography from the Institute of Sciences and Techniques of the University of Nantes in France (1992) and Postdoctoral in Geography in the area of ​​Integrated Management of the Coastal Zone at the Laboratory of Geography, Coast and Sea of ​​the Institute of Geography and Regional Planning at the University of Nantes in France (2003). Associate Professor at the State University of Ceará, working in the Graduation in Geography with the Discipline of Oceanography. Founder and Permanent Professor of the Master's and Doctorate in Geography at UECE (Note 4 CAPES) with the disciplines of Integrated Coastal Zone Management and Thesis Seminars. Works in Specializations in Environmental Planning and Management, and Tourism and Environment at UECE with the disciplines of Dynamics of Coastal Systems and Socio-environmental Impacts of Coastal Tourism. He is currently Coordinator of the Professional Master's Degree in Tourism at UECE. Coordinator and Leader of the Research Group of the Coastal Zone Integrated Management Laboratory (LAGIZC), certified by UECE and registered with CNPq. He has professional experience and publications of books, scientific articles and technical works in the coastal environmental area with an emphasis on integrated management, analysis of environmental impacts, environmental expertise, coastal oceanography, coastal dynamics, environmental pollution and impacts of coastal tourism. He is currently President of the Executive Commission for Contests and Entrance Examinations at UECE - CEV.

Published

23-05-2024

How to Cite

AMARAL, D. N.; BARRA, O. A. de O. L. .; MATOS, F. de O.; ROCHA, C. da S. .; VASCONCELOS, F. P. Análise da morfodinâmica do Monumento Natural das Falésias de Morro Branco, Ceará, Brasil: Morphodynamics analysis of the Natural Monument of the cliffs of Morro Branco-Ceará-Brazil. Notheast Geoscience Journal, [S. l.], v. 10, n. 1, p. 369–388, 2024. DOI: 10.21680/2447-3359.2024v10n1ID32713. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufrn.br/revistadoregne/article/view/32713. Acesso em: 21 dec. 2024.

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