No. 18 (2011): Affirming the Cindinics Sciences

View No. 18 (2011): Affirming the Cindinics Sciences

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14195/1647-7723_18

Published: 2011-07-29

Nota de Abertura

Nota de Abertura

Fernando Rebelo

3
- PDF (Português (Portugal))

Articles

Proposing an empirical approach to risk management focusing on damage-reduction

Ricardo A. Alvarez

5-22
- PDF
Risk and risk management. Philosophical questions inherent to the conceptual technical model

António Betâmio de Almeida

23-31
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Risk management in dams downstream valleys

Teresa Viseu, António Betâmio de Almeida

33-42
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Risk assessment: comparison of semi-quantitative risk assessment methods

Filipa Carvalho, Rui Bettencourt Melo

43-54
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Method of risk assessment to safety on construction industry

Abel Pinto, Isabel L. Nunes, Rita A. Ribeiro

55-72
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Probabilistic assessment of the safety of sea defenses using level II and level III methods

Maria Teresa Reis, João Alfredo Santos

73-88
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Risk assessment for the navigation using the GUIOMAR system. The port of Sines study case

Diogo Ruben Neves, Conceição Juana Fortes, João Alfredo Santos, Maria Teresa Reis, Sara Rodrigues

89-98
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Fire risk assessment in old urban areas part I – application of the method of ARICA to the historic center of Funchal

Rui Figueira, João Paulo C. Rodrigues, António Leça Coelho

99-107
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Culture of risk and collective security in Brazil: the vulnerability socioespatial downstream Itaipu Binational

Érico Soriano, Norma F. L S. Valencio

109-118
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Websig technologies in municipal planning of the forest fi re prevention and supression. Study case: the municipality of Gouveia

Susana Gaspar, José Massano, Paulo Fernandez

119-124
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Risk analysis for road transport of liquid and gaseous fuels in Portugal: the relationship between accidents and traffic

Teresa Santos, José Carlos Góis

125-131
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Emergency management in schools

Rui M. Cruz, João Santos Batista, Miguel Tato Diogo

133-146
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Disasters as a national civil defense system vulnerability: the Brazilian case

Norma Valencio, Arthur Valencio

147-156
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Seismic phenomena. Genesis and predictability

Carmen Diego Gonçalves

157-173
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Representation of areas of socio-environmental risks: geomorphology and education

Carla Juscélia e Oliveira Souza, Janete Regina de Oliveira

175-184
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Environmental management of the buffer zones of conservation units in urban area

Marta Foeppel Ribeiro, Marcos Aurélio Vasconcelos de Freitas, Vivian Castilho da Costa

185-191
- PDF
Urbanization and environmental risks in the city of Salvador - Bahia

Miguel Cerqueira dos Santos

193-200
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Urban law and production of risks: the case of Peu das Vargens (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Leo Name, Rita de Cássia Martins Montezuma, Elisa Sesana Gomes

201-218
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Public administration and environmental risks related to erosion processes: the case of São Pedro, São Paulo, Brazil

Archimedes Perez-Filho, Salvador Carpi Junior, Cristiano Capellani Quaresma

219-226
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Flooding risk- a methodology for mapping

Luis Sá, Henrique Vicêncio

227-230
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Perception of flooding damage at Arcos de Valdevez and Ponte da Barca municipalities in the period 1900 - 2007

Glória Gonçalves

231-238
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Alteration by fi re of the endemic vegetation in the most extensive chain of the coastal mountain range of the Mediterranean zone of Chile

Víctor Quintanilla

239-245
- PDF (Español (España))
Vulnerability and potential damage caused by fi res in areas of wildland-urban interface in the province of Valparaiso. Central Chile

Miguel Castillo S., Guillermo Julio A., Víctor Quintanilla P.

247-254
- PDF (Español (España))
Fluidized bed as “eyes water”: a potential risk

Mário Talaia

25-261
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Fire risk in a municipal solid waste pit

Emanuel Ferreira, João Paulo C. Rodrigues, Leça Coelho

263-269
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Risk of damage scenarios in vulnerable water supply networks

Jorge Pinto, Humberto Varum, António Duarte, Luís Afonso, João Varajão, Isabel Bentes

271-278
- PDF (Português (Portugal))

Notes

Integrated management platform and actuation scenarios

Luís Manuel Guerra Neri, Maria João Cancela de Amorim Seiça Neves, Luís Correia Antunes

279-284
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Assessment and control of major chemical hazards and the civil protection, in the transportation and the directive “SEVESO II”

Nuno Camacho Mondril

285-294
- PDF (Português (Portugal))

News

International Meeting of Fire Effects on Soil Properties - 3rd Edition (FESP III)

António Bento-Gonçalves, António Vieira, Luciano Lourenço, Flora Ferreira-Leite

295-296
- PDF (Português (Portugal))

Reviews

Socorro in Portugal. Organisation, training and culture of safety in the firefighters, at the framework of civil protection

Margarida Queirós Lourenço

297-300
- PDF (Português (Portugal))
Enrique Morán Tejeda doctoral thesis about water resources in Duero basin

Fernando Rebelo

301-304
- PDF (Español (España))