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2. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricane Gamma and Hurricane Delta on the northern Yucatán Peninsula
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A. Torres-Freyermuth, G. Medellín, J. A. Kurczyn, R. Pacheco-Castro, J. Arriaga, C. M. Appendini, M. E. Allende-Arandía, J. A. Gómez, G. L. Franklin, and J. Zavala-Hidalgo
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Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering ,TD1-1066 ,Geography. Anthropology. Recreation ,Environmental sciences ,GE1-350 ,Geology ,QE1-996.5 - Abstract
Barrier islands in tropical regions are prone to coastal flooding and erosion during hurricane events. The Yucatán coast, characterized by karstic geology and the presence of barrier islands, was impacted by Hurricane Gamma and Hurricane Delta in October 2020. Inner shelf, coastal, and inland observations were acquired simultaneously near a coastal community (Sisal, Yucatán) located within 150 km of the hurricanes' tracks. In the study area, Gamma moved slowly and induced heavy rain, mixing in the shelf sea, and strong winds (>20 m s−1). Similar wind and wave conditions were observed during the passage of Hurricane Delta; however, a higher storm surge was measured due to wind setup and the drop ( mbar) in atmospheric pressure. Beach morphology changes, based on GPS measurements conducted before and after the passage of the storms, show alongshore gradients ascribed to the presence of coastal structures and macrophyte wracks on the beach face. Urban flooding occurred mainly on the back barrier associated with heavy inland rain and the coastal aquifer's confinement, preventing rapid infiltration. Two different modeling systems, aimed at providing coastal flooding early warning and coastal hazard assessment, presented difficulties in forecasting the coastal hydrodynamic response during these seaward-traveling events, regardless of the grid resolution, which might be ascribed to a lack of terrestrial processes and uncertainties in the bathymetry and boundary conditions. Compound flooding plays an important role in this region and must be incorporated in future modeling efforts.
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- 2022
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3. Notes on the origin of extensive endorheic regions in central and northern Mexico, and some implications for paleozoogeography
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Aranda-Gómez, José Jorge, Carranza-Castañeda, Oscar, Wang, Xiaoming, Tseng, Z Jack, and Pacheco-Castro, Adolfo
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Endorheic region ,Migration route ,Drainage rearrangement ,Continental divide ,Enhydritherium terraenovae ,Geochemistry ,Geology ,Geophysics - Abstract
The recent discovery of a fossil of Enhydritherium terraenovae in upper Miocene fluvial deposits in Juchipila (Mexico), nearly 200 km away from the nearest coast, together with other known occurrences of the same species in Florida and California, made possible to envision an alternative to the Panamanian and Polar routes of migration through fluvial systems in Mexico. In order to cross from one ocean to the other, individuals of E. terraenovae must have passed the continental divide, which is a physiographic feature that separates surface waters that flow into the Atlantic and Pacific versants. Two vast endorheic regions, which together span more than 400,000 km2 in area, currently dominate drainage systems in northern and central Mexico. The endorheic regions are broadly bounded by two mountain ranges and coincide with the arid and semi-arid regions of the Chihuahuan desert. These closed basins are an additional obstacle for migration. However, drainage systems are constantly varying and adjusting to changing conditions imposed by climate, tectonic activity, volcanism, and pronounced asymmetries in topography and rainfall distribution. The migration route across Mexico for Enhydritherium terraenovae in the late Miocene (≥6 Ma) could have been facilitated by one or more river captures that inverted the flow direction near the headwaters of a drainage system that debouched either into the Gulf of Mexico or the Pacific coast. Biologists studying fresh water fish faunas in the southern part of the United States and in northern and central Mexico have documented several living species that occur in both the Rio Grande and in the Mezquital rivers, two drainages that are not presently connected, drain in opposite directions (i.e. towards the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of California, respectively) and are separated by the endorheic regions. Furthermore, systematic studies of fresh water fish faunas in the region has numerous examples of endemicity and allopatric speciations that are interpreted as evidence of several events of drainage system rearrangement either by stream capture, beheading, or river diversion or by fragmentation caused by formation of closed basins by faulting, volcanic activity or isostatic rebound in the footwall block of normal faults. The western boundaries of the extensive endorheic regions in Mexico are controlled mainly by a highland produced by intense felsic volcanism during the Sierra Madre Occidental activity (Eocene – Miocene), and the eastern hydrological divide coincides with mountains associated with the fold and thrust belt produced by the Hidalgoan orogeny in early Cenozoic time. Normal faulting associated with Basin and Range extension formed additional closed basins. Another major factor in the formation of the endorheic regions is the terminal Miocene climate change, which caused runoff reduction and lowered the rivers capacity of erosion. Opening of the Gulf of California changed the overall slope of rivers draining into the Pacific in northwestern Mexico triggering the capture of rivers formerly confined to the closed basins or draining to the Gulf of Mexico. Quaternary normal faults have been documented a few tens of kilometers from the hydrological divides of the endorheic regions, suggesting that in some regions there is an active tectonic component in their formation. The location of the crossing point for the otters is uncertain as the fossil record is scant and investigation on the evolution of drainage systems through time in Mexico is in the early stages. However, it is argued that there is a fair chance that the crossing occurred via the Mezquital river capture near Durango city. Isotopic age of the sediments where the Enhydritherium terraenovae fossil was collected, imply that the capture must have occurred in the late Miocene.
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4. Bursera fagaroides bark as a bioindicator for air particle pollution using magnetic properties
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Castañeda-Miranda, Ana G., Chaparro, Marcos A.E., Böhnel, Harald N., Chaparro, Mauro A.E., Castañeda-Miranda, Rodrigo, Pacheco-Castro, Adolfo, Martinez-Fierro, Margarita L., Solis-Sánchez, Luis O., and Ornelas-Vargas, Gerardo
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- 2021
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5. Numerical modelling of the saline interface in coastal karstic aquifers within a conceptual model uncertainty framework
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Canul-Macario, Cesar, Salles, Paulo, Hernández-Espriú, Antonio, and Pacheco-Castro, Roger
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- 2021
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6. Dimensional Influence of Epithelialized Tissue Graft Harvested From Palate on Postoperative Pain: a Systematic Review
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Mario Escobar, Renata Scheeren Brum, Karin Apaza-Bedoya, Patrícia Pauletto, Cesar Augusto Magalhães Benfatti, Ariadne Cristiane Cabral Cruz, and Bruno Alexandre Pacheco Castro Henriques
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autografts ,periodontal guided tissue regeneration ,systematic review ,wound healing ,Dentistry ,RK1-715 - Abstract
Objectives: The aim of the present systematic review was to evaluate the dimensional influence of the epithelialized tissue graft harvested from the palate in the postoperative pain. Material and Methods: Research was conducted in electronic databases Cochrane Library, Embase, LILACS, PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science upwards May 15, 2022. Studies that reported the influence of graft dimensions of palatal epithelized harvesting on postoperative pain were eligible. The evaluation was made using the methodological quality assessment by Joanna Briggs Institute Critical Appraisal Checklist for randomized clinical trials and non-randomized studies and the level of evidence according to GRADE. Results: Four studies were included. The clinical and methodological heterogeneity among studies led to an analysed narrative. The postoperative pain was assessed during the period of 1 to 28 postoperative days. It was determined by using visual analog score in three studies, while the evaluation was performed indirectly based on analgesics intake in one study. According to three studies, bigger graft sizes were associated with higher postoperative pain. The methodological quality assessment categorized two study as high (one randomized control trial and one non-randomized), and two as moderate (one randomized control trial and one non-randomized). The data was considered moderate. Conclusions: Based on the moderate certainty level, bigger graft sizes of palatal epithelized harvesting appear to promote more postoperative pain. Understanding the postoperative pain as a response to a graft extension may assist some clinical decisions regarding the surgical periodontal and peri-implant planning.
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- 2022
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7. Laboratory Experiments for Calibrating Flow Exchange Coefficient of MODFLOW CFP1
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Pacheco Castro, Roger B., Ye, Ming, Tao, Xiaohu, Wang, Hongyuan, Zhao, Jian, LaMoreaux, James, Series Editor, Bertrand, Catherine, editor, Denimal, Sophie, editor, Steinmann, Marc, editor, and Renard, Philippe, editor
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- 2020
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8. Effect of cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive in postoperative palatal pain management: a systematic review
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Escobar, Mario, Pauletto, Patrícia, Benfatti, Cesar Augusto Magalhães, Cruz, Ariadne Cristiane Cabral, Flores-Mir, Carlos, and Henriques, Bruno Alexandre Pacheco Castro
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- 2021
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9. Empirical relationships of groundwater head–salinity response to variations of sea level and vertical recharge in coastal confined karst aquifers
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Canul-Macario, Cesar, Salles, Paulo, Hernández-Espriú, Antonio, and Pacheco-Castro, Roger
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- 2020
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10. QUALIDADE DE VIDA DOS PROFESSORES: ESTUDO DE CASO NA ESCOLA ESTADUAL PROFESSORA MARIA ESTHER PERES NO MUNICÍPIO DE VILA RICA – MT
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Milena Macaiewski Ferreira, Marcia Macaiewski Ferreira, Marli Teresinha Macaiewski Ferreira de Oliveira, and Alcione Alves Pacheco Castro
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Qualidade de Vida no Trabalho ,Professor ,Motivação ,History of scholarship and learning. The humanities ,AZ20-999 - Abstract
A tecnologia e o acesso às informações tiveram um grande avanço nos últimos tempos e com isso em busca de qualidade em produtos e serviços muitas deficiências foram superadas. Esse grande avanço trouxe junto a preocupação com o indivíduo, pois a concorrência e a afluência de atividades diárias ocasionam stress, doenças psicológicas e ocupacionais devido à sobrecarga de atividades e falta de Qualidade de Vida dentro do âmbito de Trabalho. Esse estudo deu-se após uma pesquisa bibliográfica de maneira descritiva de cunho quantitativo e qualitativo, buscando, dessa maneira, identificar e compreender as variáveis que determinam os critérios de Qualidade de Vida no Trabalho (QVT) na percepção dos professores. Na análise dos dados foi possível identificar que é visível que a QVT dos professores é afetada pela desvalorização profissional, extensa jornada de trabalho que interfere no lazer com família e amigos e também no próprio cuidado com a saúde ocasionando motivos para licenças e afastamentos, principalmente por altos níveis de estresse e agravos físicos ou mentais. Desta forma a pesquisa proporcionou maiores esclarecimentos quanto à realidade do trabalho dos professores quanto aos fatores que causam, interferem e colaboram para o QVT na escola em que atuam Escola Estadual Professora Maria Esther Peres do Município de Vila Rica - MT.
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- 2022
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11. First record of Sigmodon minor (Rodentia) in the early Blancan of central Mexico: migrants from the Great Plains, their chronology, paleoecology, and biogeography in response to paleoclimates
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Pacheco-Castro, Adolfo, primary, Carranza-Castañeda, Oscar, additional, and Wang, Xiaoming, additional
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- 2024
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12. Efectividad de la aplicación de estrategias socioafectivas en la clase de educación religiosa escolar de los estudiantes de grado décimo de la institución educativa El Pescador del municipio de La Argentina-Huila
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Pacheco Castro, Carlos Rafael, primary and Romero Ponce, Giselle, additional
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- 2020
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13. Laboratory Experiments for Calibrating Flow Exchange Coefficient of MODFLOW CFP1
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Pacheco Castro, Roger B., primary, Ye, Ming, additional, Tao, Xiaohu, additional, Wang, Hongyuan, additional, and Zhao, Jian, additional
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- 2019
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14. Efectos de la variabilidad climática a las estructuras hidráulicas en la subcuenca del río Neusa
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Tinjacá-Jiménez, Nathalia Kateryne, Morales-Zamora, Luisa Fernanda, Pacheco-Castro, Brahiam Stiven, Tinjacá-Jiménez, Nathalia Kateryne, Morales-Zamora, Luisa Fernanda, and Pacheco-Castro, Brahiam Stiven
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El presente proyecto de investigación se realizó con el fin de abordar un análisis en la afectación de las estructuras hidráulicas de la subcuenca del Río Neusa a causa de la variabilidad climática, así como a la identificación de si estas representaban cambios desfavorables respecto a lo solicitado dentro de las normas aplicables. Una de las principales problemáticas que se evidenciaron dentro de este análisis, fueron las inundaciones que son la consecuencia de crecida por el desbordamiento de aguas superficiales, el aumento de las precipitaciones o el deterioro de estructuras hidráulicas que sin duda ocasionan grandes pérdidas socioeconómicas y hasta vidas. La investigación a esta problemática se realizó por el interés de conocer como los efectos de la variabilidad climática ha afectado a través del tiempo a las estructuras hidráulicas presentes en el área de estudio. Esto nos permitió conocer el estado de estas estructuras y ver el impacto que han tenido debido a diferentes factores climáticos o también por falta de mantenimientos preventivos que aceleran su deterioro. Por otra parte, basándonos en indicadores estadísticos y en el análisis climático en diferentes años, obtuvimos la información necesaria para poder aplicar un estudio más profundo a estas estructuras desde el punto de vista de la ingeniería y poder determinar diferentes factores que nos dieran una visión más clara de la variabilidad climáticos en esta zona de interés. Los datos obtenidos fueron de fuentes confiables como el IDEAM (Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales), la CAR (Corporación autónoma regional), el INVIAS (Instituto nacional de vías), entre otros. Durante la investigación de campo la cual nos fue de vital importancia para conocer la zona y la condiciones en tiempo real a las que se someten estas estructuras hidráulicas, además de poder realizar mediciones y anotaciones para llevarnos una idea clara para seguir con la investigación. Uno de los obstáculos tal vez
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- 2023
15. Farmácia do Oural, Paredes
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João Pedro Bandarra Pacheco Castro Silva and Faculdade de Farmácia
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Ciências da saúde [Ciências médicas e da saúde] ,Health sciences ,Health sciences [Medical and Health sciences] ,Ciências da saúde - Published
- 2023
16. STORM IMPACT ON A LOW-LAYING KARSTIC COAST IN NORTHWESTERN YUCATÀN
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ALEC TORRES-FREYERMUTH, GABRIELA MEDELLÍN, JORGE A. KURZCYN, ROGER PACHECO-CASTRO, JAIME ARRIAGA, CHRISTIAN M. APPENDINI, MARÍA EUGENIA ALLENDE-ARANDÍA, JUAN A. GÓMEZ, GEMMA L. FRANKLIN, and JORGE ZAVALA-HIDALGO
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- 2023
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17. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricane Gamma and Hurricane Delta on the northern Yucatán Peninsula
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Torres-Freyermuth, Alec, primary, Medellín, Gabriela, additional, Kurczyn, Jorge A., additional, Pacheco-Castro, Roger, additional, Arriaga, Jaime, additional, Appendini, Christian M., additional, Allende-Arandía, María Eugenia, additional, Gómez, Juan A., additional, Franklin, Gemma L., additional, and Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge, additional
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- 2022
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18. Dimensional Influence of Epithelialized Tissue Graft Harvested From Palate on Postoperative Pain: a Systematic Reviewew
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Escobar, Mario, primary, Brum, Renata Scheeren, additional, Apaza-Bedoya, Karin, additional, Pauletto, Patrícia, additional, Benfatti, Cesar Augusto Magalhães, additional, Cruz, Ariadne Cristiane Cabral, additional, and Henriques, Bruno Alexandre Pacheco Castro, additional
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- 2022
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19. O-250 Strong differences in surface molecule expression profile in both microvesicles and exosomes between patient and semen donor groups: new fertility biomarker?
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L Sánchez, A Álvarez-Barrientos, J.A García-Velasco, R Soraya, and A Pacheco Castro
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Reproductive Medicine ,Rehabilitation ,Obstetrics and Gynecology - Abstract
Study question Are the extracellular vesicles (exosomes and microvesicles) presented in seminal plasma a potential novel biomarkers of male infertility? Summary answer There are significant differences in surface molecules (CD9, CD29, CD40, CD49d, CD73, CD282 and CD284) expressed in extracellular vesicles of patient and control groups What is known already Male infertility has been progressively increasing in recent decades. Therefore, it is essential to find new tools that help us to diagnose the male factor. One of the potential markers could be the study of the extracellular vesicles (EV), mainly exosomes (EXO) and microvesicles (MV), present in the seminal plasma. Recent works have shown that these extracellular vesicles would have an important role in the modulation of the maternal immune system, as well as in regulating the sperm activation. Therefore, the study of the extracellular vesicles can be a useful model to increase the diagnosis of the infertile male Study design, size, duration This prospective study, performed between March 2019 to January 2022, included 44 semen samples from healthy semen donors (control group) and 44 semen samples from infertile males seeking infertility treatment with their partners (study group). Men under drug treatment and/or with infectious or chronic diseases were excluded from the study Participants/materials, setting, methods After conventional semen analysis, semen samples were ultra-centrifuged to obtain EVs enriched plasma seminal. The samples were then stained with fluorescent antibodies against the following surface molecules: CD81, CD63, CD9, CD40, CD44, CD49d, CD73, CD284 and CD29. After incubation, samples were analyzed by flow cytometry (Cytoflex cytometer) The percentage and mean expression of each molecule in EVs populations (EXOs and MVs) were determined. Statistical analysis was performed by t-Student test; significance established under 0.05 Main results and the role of chance Conventional semen analysis showed significant differences between control and patient group in sperm concentration (77.2 · 106 vs 40.2 · 106 cells / ml, respectively, p Limitations, reasons for caution This study enrolled male partners of couples seeking infertility treatment with dissimilar disorders and seminal diagnosis (astheno, oligo, and teratozoospermia). Therefore, further studies are needed lowering the heterogeneity of the study group. No data about reproductive outcome of these patients are available at this moment Wider implications of the findings These results suggest that the differences found in the expression profiles between men with proven fertility and infertile men may be related to molecular mechanisms implicated in sperm function, and/or female immune system modulation and, for that reason, may be used as a new potential marker of male fertility Trial registration number 1904-MAD-045-AP
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- 2022
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20. O-250 Strong differences in surface molecule expression profile in both microvesicles and exosomes between patient and semen donor groups: new fertility biomarker?
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Sánchez, L, primary, Álvarez-Barrientos, A, additional, García-Velasco, J.A, additional, Soraya, R, additional, and Pacheco Castro, A, additional
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- 2022
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21. Estudio sobre la situación actual de las empresas de alimentos en Barranquilla, Atlántico
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Jorge Cervera Cárdenas, Gustavo Pacheco Castro, and Cámara de Comercio de Barranquilla
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En el presente estudio, se pretende conocer la situación actual de las empresas del sector alimentos en Barranquilla, analizando las variables del entorno económico mundial, latinoamericano, colombiano, región caribe, departamento del Atlántico, hasta llegar a la ciudad de Barranquilla; teniendo como base la perspectiva de diferentes investigaciones con puntos de incidencia. Se plantea las características de las empresas de alimentos, con el propósito de aumentar la competitividad, se establece entre las principales acciones; es estratégico invertir en el desarrollo de los proveedores de las materias primas con prácticas ambientales eficientes, crear nuevos productos y mantener una buena imagen para posicionar y así ampliar el mercado. Los dirigentes del Atlántico deben dirigir sus esfuerzos en buscar nuevos inversores económicos, articular con las principales instituciones del gobierno que invierten con recursos económicos o factor humano tanto en el sector rural y urbano para las pequeñas y medianas empresas. El gobierno rige un papel fundamental para aplicar medidas como reducir incertidumbre de reforma tributarias, disminuir el contrabando, invertir en aumentar las capacidades de las empresas como productividad, calidad y estrategias de comercialización, disminuir los efectos de los fenómenos del clima por medio del desarrollo de medidas de mitigación y regulación, controlar los principales factores que potencializan la depreciación del peso por medio de acciones a largo plazo, simplificar las restricciones de entrada y salida de alimentos para no afectar la producción de alimentos, competitividad y por ende el crecimiento económico del sector.
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- 2020
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22. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricanes Gamma and Delta, on the northern Yucatan peninsula
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Alec Torres-Freyermuth, Gabriela Medellín, Jorge A. Kurczyn, Roger Pacheco-Castro, Jaime Arriaga, Christian M. Appendini, María Eugenia Allende-Arandía, Juan A. Gómez, Gemma L. Franklin, and Jorge Zavala-Hidalgo
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Barrier islands in tropical regions are prone to coastal flooding and erosion during hurricane events. The Yucatan coast, characterized by karstic geology and the presence of barrier islands, was impacted by Hurricanes Gamma and Delta in October 2020. Inner shelf, coastal, and inland observations were acquired simultaneously near a coastal community (Sisal, Yucatan) located within 150 km of the hurricanes’ tracks. In the study area, Gamma moved at a slow speed and induced heavy rain, mixing in the shelf sea, and northern winds exceeding 20 m s-1. Similar wind and wave conditions were observed at this location during the passage of Hurricane Delta. However, a higher storm surge (0.5 m) was measured due to wind setup and the drop (< 1000 mbar) in atmospheric pressure. Beach morphology changes, based on GPS measurements conducted before and after the passage of the storms, show alongshore gradients ascribed to the presence of coastal structures and macrophyte wracks on the beach face. Moreover, net onshore sediment transport during the storm contributes to the increase in beach elevation. Urban flooding occurred mainly on the back-barrier associated with heavy rain and the confinement of the coastal aquifer which prevented rapid infiltration. Two different modeling systems, aimed at providing coastal flooding early warning and coastal hazards assessment, presented difficulties in forecasting the coastal hydrodynamic response during these seaward translating events, regardless of the grid resolution and wind forcing employed. Compound flooding plays an important role in this region and hence must be incorporated in future modeling efforts.
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- 2022
23. Volcanism and Rodent Evolution: ecological interactions in different geological provinces in America discussion from a workshop
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Adolfo Pacheco Castro, Joaquín Arroyo Cabrales, David Fox, Samantha Hopkins, and Catherine Badgley
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Terrestrial biodiversity is higher in topographically complex regions than in low relief ones, and this diversity evolved over millions of years along elevation gradients with disequilibrium of climatic conditions and biological interactions. Also, the mountainous complex is heterogeneous, consisting of orogenic and volcanic mountains with different geological and climatic features. However, there has not been an investigation in regard how a volcanic environment may have influenced ecosystem changes or faunal evolution to. Rodents are an excellent model to explore these questions because they are the most speciose clade of mammals and many species live in montane regions. Hypotheses of the ecological evolution in different volcanic provinces in America were discussed during the Workshop on Volcanism and Rodent Evolution organized by the Research Group “Mammal diversification about dynamic landscapes of the North American Rodents Landscapes, Evolution & Ecology”. Workshop consisted of two modules: 1) origin and development of volcanic provinces in North America during the late Cenozoic with an emphasis on the geological process crucial to the ecosystem; 2) some examples of ecosystems in volcanic regions and evolutive patterns related to sky-island process. In both modules, we discuss the evolution of different lineages of rodents, fossil and extant species, and how we can distinguish the volcanic influence on their biodiversity. The topics were: speciation, endemism, genetic drift, geographic-range shifts, environmental sorting, and sky-island processes.
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- 2022
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24. LA INDAGACIÓN EN CIENCIAS NATURALES: ALGUNAS CONSIDERACIONES PARA SU IMPLEMENTACIÓN EN LAS AULAS
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Diana Milena Pacheco Castro and Rubinsten Hernández Barbosa
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- 2022
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25. Incidencias en los Procesos Administrativos y el Crecimiento Empresarial de los Talleres Automotrices
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Soledispa Cañarte, Betty Janeth, Pacheco Castro, Luis Rolando, Soledispa Cañarte, Betty Janeth, and Pacheco Castro, Luis Rolando
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Las pequeñas y medianas empresas (Pymes), se han convertido en un tema importante de actualidad económica, las cuales generan interés y buscan su fortalecimiento. La Pymes del sector automotriz, se identificó como objetivo de la investigación demostrar la incidencia del proceso administrativo en el crecimiento empresarial. Se analiza la situación actual de las Pymes mediante una encuesta enfocada desde el punto de vista del proceso administrativo con criterio de crecimiento empresarial; y cómo estas variables han influenciado exponencialmente en el mercado de hoy en día. Inicialmente la investigación describe la introducción que contiene desde la situación problemática, su estructura hasta la justificación con la novedad científica del proyecto. Seguidamente se argumentan las bases teóricas con la aplicación del método analítico sintético, principalmente se manifiestan aspectos valiosos de fuentes bibliográficas que permitieron la construcción de un modelo teórico útil en su elaboración fundamentando temas y subtemas de la Variable Independiente: proceso administrativo y Variable Dependiente: crecimiento empresarial. Citas estudiadas y analizadas para poder ser adaptadas a las condiciones de las Pymes con el aporte de los investigadores que finaliza con varias conclusiones y recomendaciones que contribuyen a la obtención de resultados sostenibles.
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- 2022
26. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricane Gamma and Hurricane Delta on the northern Yucatán Peninsula
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Torres-Freyermuth, Alec (author), Medellí, Gabriela (author), Kurczyn, Jorge A. (author), Pacheco-Castro, Roger (author), Arriaga, Jaime (author), Appendini, Christian M. (author), Allende-Arandía, María Eugenia (author), Gómez, Juan A. (author), Franklin, Gemma L. (author), Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge (author), Torres-Freyermuth, Alec (author), Medellí, Gabriela (author), Kurczyn, Jorge A. (author), Pacheco-Castro, Roger (author), Arriaga, Jaime (author), Appendini, Christian M. (author), Allende-Arandía, María Eugenia (author), Gómez, Juan A. (author), Franklin, Gemma L. (author), and Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge (author)
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Barrier islands in tropical regions are prone to coastal flooding and erosion during hurricane events. The Yucatán coast, characterized by karstic geology and the presence of barrier islands, was impacted by Hurricane Gamma and Hurricane Delta in October 2020. Inner shelf, coastal, and inland observations were acquired simultaneously near a coastal community (Sisal, Yucatán) located within 150 km of the hurricanes' tracks. In the study area, Gamma moved slowly and induced heavy rain, mixing in the shelf sea, and strong winds (>20 m s−1). Similar wind and wave conditions were observed during the passage of Hurricane Delta; however, a higher storm surge was measured due to wind setup and the drop (<1000 mbar) in atmospheric pressure. Beach morphology changes, based on GPS measurements conducted before and after the passage of the storms, show alongshore gradients ascribed to the presence of coastal structures and macrophyte wracks on the beach face. Urban flooding occurred mainly on the back barrier associated with heavy inland rain and the coastal aquifer's confinement, preventing rapid infiltration. Two different modeling systems, aimed at providing coastal flooding early warning and coastal hazard assessment, presented difficulties in forecasting the coastal hydrodynamic response during these seaward-traveling events, regardless of the grid resolution, which might be ascribed to a lack of terrestrial processes and uncertainties in the bathymetry and boundary conditions. Compound flooding plays an important role in this region and must be incorporated in future modeling efforts., Environmental Fluid Mechanics
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- 2022
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27. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricanes Gamma and Delta, on the northern Yucatan peninsula
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Torres-Freyermuth, Alec, primary, Medellín, Gabriela, additional, Kurczyn, Jorge A., additional, Pacheco-Castro, Roger, additional, Arriaga, Jaime, additional, Appendini, Christian M., additional, Allende-Arandía, María Eugenia, additional, Gómez, Juan A., additional, Franklin, Gemma L., additional, and Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge, additional
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- 2022
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28. Volcanism and Rodent Evolution: ecological interactions in different geological provinces in America discussion from a workshop
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Pacheco Castro, Adolfo, primary, Arroyo Cabrales, Joaquín, additional, Fox, David, additional, Hopkins, Samantha, additional, and Badgley, Catherine, additional
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- 2022
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29. El Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas : un camino para fortalecer la competencia de indagación en los docentes del área de Ciencias Naturales
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Pacheco Castro, Diana Milena and Hernández Barbosa, Rubinsten
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Competencia ,Estrategias de aprendizaje ,Ciencias naturales - Enseñanza ,Aprendizaje basado en la investigación ,Resolución de problemas ,Estudiante ,Estrategias educativas ,Docente - Abstract
Spa: Esta investigación surge de la inquietud que generan los resultados poco favorables en el área de Ciencias Naturales en la Institución Educativa Colegio de Sugamuxi de Sogamoso, Boyacá con respecto a las pruebas que evalúan la calidad educativa, como también el contraste que se hace con otras áreas como matemáticas y castellano que se encuentran por encima de los promedios que obtiene el área de Ciencias Naturales. El propósito fue desarrollar una propuesta de cualificación en competencia de indagación centrada en el aprendizaje basado en problemas. Se propuso tres objetivos, el primero, caracterizar las concepciones que los docentes del área de Ciencias Naturales de la Institución Educativa Colegio de Sugamuxi tiene sobre la indagación, segundo, diseñar e implementar una propuesta de formación que permita incentivar la competencia específica de indagación del área de Ciencias Naturales en los docentes de la Institución Educativa Colegio de Sugamuxi y tercero, Evaluar el modelo de trabajo con los docentes del área al implementar el Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas con los estudiantes de grado 6C. El alcance de estos objetivos permitió el cumplimiento del objetivo general que fue desarrollar una propuesta de cualificación docente en la competencia de indagación centrada en el Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas, con docentes de Ciencias Naturales de la Institución Educativa Colegio de Sugamuxi. Los fundamentos teóricos que apoyaron esta investigación se basaron en tres miradas: la primera, lo que plantea el Instituto Colombiano de la Evaluación de la Educación acerca de la competencia de indagación; la segunda, referente a la enseñanza de las ciencias basada en indagación, y la tercera, el Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas. Metodológicamente, el trabajo se abordó a partir de los postulados del paradigma crítico social, con un enfoque cualitativo y un tipo de investigación acción pedagógica. Se desarrolló en tres fases: a. diagnóstico sobre los conocimientos que tiene los docentes sobre indagación; b. diseño e implementación de la propuesta; y c. evaluación del proceso. Las técnicas de recolección de información correspondieron a un grupo focal, la observación y la encuesta, y los instrumento que se utilizaron para recolectar la información fueron el cuestionario y diario de campo. La formación en los docentes se consideró un espacio de transformación necesario, en el cual se generó un intercambio de ideas y de propuestas que se basaron siempre en las necesidades de la institución, así mismo se reflexionó sobre problematizar los planes de mejoramiento institucional, de área y de aula, en algunos de los aspectos que lo componen, como en este caso la competencia de indagación. Los docentes que participaron en este proceso investigativo valoraron el trabajo realizado y lo propusieron como un espacio de formación continua., Bibliografía y webgrafía: páginas 95-107., Maestría, Magister en Educación
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30. Monologue or Intercultural Dialogue Between Medical Systems? An Educational Challenge for Medical Sciences
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Leonardo Parra Beltrán and Ana María Pacheco Castro Centro de Estudios Médicos Interculturales (CEMI).
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Medical Anthropology ,medical cultural systems ,interculturalism ,intercultural dialogue ,cognition ,health policy ,education ,Medicine ,Medicine (General) ,R5-920 - Abstract
Each medical cultural system constructsknowledge about health through specialization overcome such barriers so that the health sciencesmay contribute to the effective implementationof the World Health Organization and the State’srecommendations on the matter.
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31. On the Understanding of the Hydrodynamics and the Causes of Saltwater Intrusion on Lagoon Tidal Springs
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Pacheco-Castro, Roger, primary, Salles, Paulo, additional, Canul-Macario, Cesar, additional, and Paladio-Hernandez, Alejandro, additional
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- 2021
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32. Effects of Minimum and Maximum Limits of Solar Radiation and Its Temporal and Geographic Interactions
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Bruna de Villa, Mirta Teresinha Petry, Maicon Sérgio Nascimento dos Santos, Juliano Dalcin Martins, Isabel Lago, Murilo Brum de Moura, Henrique Schaf Eggers, Giane Lavarda Melo, Felipe Tonetto, Cassio Miguel Ferrazza, Julia Antunes de Oliveira, Rafaela Werle, and Ricardo Pacheco Castro
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In order to achieve high yields, the use of radiation by agricultural crops must be improved in order to maximize and extend the duration of foliar interception of solar radiation. Appropriately, studies aimed at the understanding and behavior of radiation in plants are extremely relevant. Accordingly, the objective of this study was to approach information about the concepts, radiation availability temporal, geographical, photosynthesis efficiency as a function of leaf arrangement and radiation interception efficiency × leaf area index (LAI). Studies aimed at a significant comprehension of radiation in crops demonstrate that the plant growth and development depend on the intensity and duration of solar radiation. More surveys are required on the subject for a better development of the culture, aiming to guarantee that the plants have better conditions to express their potential.
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33. Regional Hydrogeochemical Evolution of Groundwater in the Ring of Cenotes, Yucatán (Mexico): An Inverse Modelling Approach
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Jorge Euán-Ávila, Roger Pacheco-Castro, Cesar Canul-Macario, Rosela Pérez-Ceballos, Julia Pacheco-Ávila, and Martín Merino-Ibarra
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Gypsum ,lcsh:Hydraulic engineering ,010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences ,Sinkhole ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Dolomite ,rainfall ,0207 environmental engineering ,Geochemistry ,hydrogeochemistry ,dissolution ,02 engineering and technology ,Aquatic Science ,engineering.material ,01 natural sciences ,Biochemistry ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,lcsh:Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes ,Impact crater ,lcsh:TC1-978 ,Precipitation ,020701 environmental engineering ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,Water Science and Technology ,Calcite ,geography ,lcsh:TD201-500 ,geography.geographical_feature_category ,PHREEQC ,inverse modelling ,sinkholes ,chemistry ,Geological survey ,engineering ,Groundwater ,Geology - Abstract
The Ring of Cenotes (RC) extends along the edge of the Chicxulub crater, in the limestone platform of the Yucatan Peninsula (YP), where groundwater shows two preferential flow paths toward the coast near Celestun and Dzilam Bravo towns. The objectives of this study were to describe the regional hydrogeochemical evolution of the groundwater in the RC, and its association with the dissolution/precipitation of the minerals present along its pathway to the ocean. These objectives results were obtained by: a) characterizing groundwater hydrogeochemistry, b) calculating calcite, dolomite, and gypsum saturation indexes in the study area, and c) developing a hydrogeochemical model using PHREEQC (U. S. Geological Survey) inverse modelling approach. The model predictions confirmed that there are two evolution pathways of the groundwater consistent with the preferential flow paths suggested in a previous regionalization of the RC. On the western path, where groundwater flows towards Celestun, marine intrusion influences the hydrogeochemical processes and represents a risk for the freshwater. On the eastern path, where groundwater flows toward Dzilam Bravo, rainfall has an important effect on the hydrogeochemical processes, evidenced by a higher concentration in sulfates during droughts than during rainy periods. Then, monitoring of marine intrusion and phases dissolution in the RC is highly recommended
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34. Groundwater Quality Evolution Model in the Ring of Cenotes, Yucatan, Mexico
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Roger Pacheco-Castro, Martín Merino-Ibarra, Cesar Canul-Macario, Jorge Euán-Ávila, Rosela Pérez-Ceballos, and Julia Pacheco-Ávila
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Hydrology ,geography ,geography.geographical_feature_category ,Sinkhole ,Environmental science ,Groundwater quality ,Ring (chemistry) ,atmospheric_science - Abstract
Karst aquifers show dissolution/precipitation processes of the minerals present in the carbonate rocks. The Ring of Cenotes (RC) extends along the edge of the Chicxulub crater, in the limestone platform of the Yucatan Peninsula (YP), where groundwater shows preferential flow paths toward the coast near Celestun and Dzilam Bravo towns. This study aimed to describe the regional hydrogeochemical evolution of groundwater of the RC, and its association with the dissolution/precipitation of the minerals present along its path to the ocean. To achieve this aim, we: a) characterized groundwater's hydrogeochemistry; b) determined the calcite, dolomite, and gypsum saturation indexes (reaction phases with the groundwater) in the study area; c) proposed a hydrogeochemical model developed through PHREEQC using an inverse modelling approach. The model predictions confirmed that there are two evolution pathways of the groundwater consistent with the preferential flow paths suggested in a previous regionalization of the RC. On the western path, where groundwater flows towards Celestun, an important marine intrusion influences the hydrogeochemical processes and represents a risk for the prevalence of freshwater. On the eastern path, where groundwater flows toward Dzilam Bravo, the hydrogeochemistry in the sinkholes correlates well with rainfall, suggesting a higher vulnerability during droughts than during rainy periods.
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35. La familia Cricetidae (orden rodentia) del neógeno tardío de México : bioestratigrafía, filogenia y paleoecología
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Pacheco Castro, Adolfo and Carranza Castañeda, Oscar
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Ciencias Físico-Matemáticas e Ingenierías - Published
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36. Representaciones sociales y victimización: Una mirada desde las víctimas del desplazamiento forzado en Montería
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Pacheco Castro, Carlos Rafael, Romero Ponce, Giselle, and Acevedo Arango, Oscar Fernando
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Migración interna-- Colombia-- Causas ,Persona Desplazada ,Conflicto Armado ,Resilience ,Desplazados por la violencia-- Colombia ,Armed conflict ,Migración interna ,Conflicto armado-- Colombia ,Representación Social ,Resiliencia ,Social Representation ,Internal migration - Abstract
El conflicto armado colombiano deja millones de personas víctimas de migración interna, lo que implica la obligada interacción de las personas afectadas con marcos normativos que pretenden reestablecer sus derechos y la institucionalidad que lo ejecuta. Todo lo anterior moviliza procesos psicológicos, sociales, administrativos y judiciales que trascienden desde lo individual a lo colectivo y viceversa; estos aspectos han sido poco visibilizados y demandan ser estudiados desde diferentes disciplinas; es así como el presente estudio pretendió reconocer desde una mirada cualitativa y psicojurídica las representaciones sociales que surgen en esta población producto de la dinámica mencionada, a través de la aplicación de 20 entrevistas grupales e individuales con población desplazada en Montería. Como resultado se evidenció el sentir común hacia la normatividad que expresa ideas de: insatisfacción, abandono, revictimización e inoperancia; un elemento que llamó la atención es la adecuación del lenguaje de las víctimas que incorpora elementos jurídicos como respuesta adaptativa resiliente en su propio marco de representación de la ley. El artículo finaliza proponiendo una pregunta entorno a la noción de < Representación Psicojurídica> como propuesta para avanzar hacia estudios en contextos jurídicos disimiles. The Colombian armed conflict leaves millions of people victims of internal migration, which implies the obligation of people to interact with regulatory frameworks that seek to reestablish their rights and the institutions that execute it. All of the above mobilizes psychological, social, administrative and judicial processes that transcend from the individual to the collective and vice versa; These aspects have been little visible and demand to be studied from different disciplines; Thus, the present study sought to recognize from a qualitative and psycho-legal perspective the social representations that arise in this population as a result of the aforementioned dynamics, through the application of 20 group and individual interviews with displaced population in Montería. As a result, common sense towards regulations expressing ideas of: dissatisfaction, abandonment, revictimization and ineffectiveness is evident; An element that specifies care is the adaptation of the language of the victims that incorporates legal elements as a resilient adaptive response in its own framework of representation of the law. The article ends by proposing a question around the notion of as a proposal to advance towards studies in dissimilar legal contexts. Magíster en Psicología Jurídica Maestría
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37. Design of a power supply system to reduce fuel consumption in transit buses in Barranquilla
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Martínez Martínez, Juan Diego, Pacheco Castro, Lucas Daniel, Pernett Rojas, María Liliana, Rueda Lamadrid, Valentina, Corredor Martínez, Lesme Antonio, and Caballero Florez, Hugo César
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heavy-duty buses, bsfc, fuel economy , fuel consumption, drive cycle ,bus, bsfc,consumo de combustible, tecnología, ciclos de manejo, frenado regenerativo - Abstract
The company Metro Caribe made an approach to the Universidad del Norte, where the problems presented by Transmetro were explained. The losses are in the fuel consumption, because only the air conditioning consumes 40% of the Diesel. Subsequently, a target was set for a savings target of close to 30 per cent. To solve the problem, 3 alternatives were established: Total hybridization of the bus powered by a fuel cell (PEM), the implementation of a Diesel generator for partial loads and a hybrid transmission kit; the latter being the selected alternative, together with a regenerative braking system. In order to reduce costs, by independent consumption of miscellaneous power of the thermal engine. The project focuses on the cooling system, its working parameters and the variability of costs. During the project, with the help of isoconsumption maps, the operating regimes were analyzed, thus evaluating the different technologies found in the market and the optimal working conditions. Finally, the implementation of these technologies, such as the replacement of the compressor used, showed considerable levels of savings in the fuel consumption of the fleet; which shows that the alternative selected, in terms of design and implementation, is a possible solution to the problem. In order to obtain more precise simulations of the operation, it is recommended to make measurements, within the operating parameters, of the different vehicle consumption. La empresa Metro Caribe realizó un acercamiento a la Universidad del Norte, en el cual explicó la problemática que presenta Transmetro, operando en Barranquilla. Las pérdidas radican en el consumo del combustible, debido a que sólo el aire acondicionado consume el 40% del Diésel. Posteriormente, se estableció un objetivo para trazar un valor meta de ahorro cercano al 30%. Para subsanar la problemática, se establecieron 3 alternativas: La hibridación total del bus potenciado por una celda de combustible (PEM), la implementación de un generador Diésel para cargas parciales y un kit de trasmisión híbrida; siendo esta última la alternativa seleccionada, en conjunto a un sistema de frenado regenerativo. Con el fin de aminorar los costos, al independizar el consumo de potencias misceláneas del motor térmico. El proyecto se centra en el sistema de refrigeración, sus parámetros de trabajo y la variabilidad de los costos. Durante el proyecto, con ayuda de los mapas de isoconsumo, se analizaron los regímenes de operación; evaluando así las diferentes tecnologías encontradas en el mercado y las óptimas condiciones de trabajo. Para finalizar, la implementación de dichas tecnologías, tales como la sustitución del compresor utilizado, permitió evidenciar niveles considerables de ahorro en el consumo del combustible de la flota; lo cual demuestra que la alternativa seleccionada, en materia de diseño y de ejecución, es una posible solución ante el problema. Con la finalidad de obtener simulaciones más precisas, del funcionamiento, se recomienda realizar mediciones, dentro de los parámetros operativos, de los diferentes consumos del vehículo.
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38. Magnetic biomonitoring of atmospheric dust using tree leaves of Ficus benjamina in Querétaro (México)
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Mauro A. E. Chaparro, Marcos A. E. Chaparro, Ana G. Castañeda-Miranda, Adolfo Pacheco-Castro, and Harald Böhnel
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Pollution ,010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciences ,Perennial plant ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Air pollution ,Ficus benjamina ,010501 environmental sciences ,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ,medicine.disease_cause ,Atmospheric sciences ,01 natural sciences ,Biomonitoring ,medicine ,Cities ,Mexico ,Air quality index ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,General Environmental Science ,media_common ,Pollutant ,biology ,Magnetic Phenomena ,Dust ,General Medicine ,Particulates ,Ficus ,biology.organism_classification ,Plant Leaves ,Environmental science ,Particulate Matter ,Environmental Monitoring - Abstract
There are limited economic and reliable tools to monitor the effects of airborne particulate matter PM originating from rapid industrialization, urbanization, population growth, and economic development. It is now well established that urban PM contains magnetic particles along with other air pollutants. The velocity and temporal variability of the deposition of such PM on tree leaves are subject to the pollution sources, climate, and local atmospheric conditions. Therefore, these variables have to be taken into account during a biomonitoring. This study presents a magnetic biomonitoring in the city of Queretaro. In the city’s metropolitan area, the most abundant and perennial tree species for biomonitoring is Ficus benjamina. For leaves of this species, the number of days needed for collection NDNC was measured, taking into account the meteorological conditions and the time at which they reached the saturation of airborne PM (pollutants). By means of sequential sampling, we identified that the minimum NDNC after a rainfall > 3 mm is 15 days. In such a period, total suspended particle TSP depositions reach its dynamic equilibrium. This behavior can be observed from measurements of specific magnetic susceptibility χ in Ficus benjamina samples and their comparison with TSP depositions collected with traditional Hi-Vol monitoring systems. After the NDNC calculation, a magnetic monitoring was performed with the biomonitor Ficus benjamina to evaluate the air quality at different sites in the metropolitan area every month for a period of 5 months. Values of χ ranged from 0.45 to 18.52 × 10−8m3kg−1. The species Ficus benjamina can be used as a biomonitor in the city of Queretaro only in seasons (winter-spring) with no or low rainfall. The species has the advantage of providing current PM information about a specific period of time.
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39. An open water mechanism of seawater intrusion in the coastal Yucatan aquifer
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Paulo Salles, Roger Pacheco-Castro, Cesar Canul-Macario, and José López
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The Yucatan state, Mexico, encloses a large karstic aquifer, which is confined near the coast. There are places where this confinement is fractured creating springs that discharge to wetlands or shallow lagoons, which are important because of the freshwater ecosystems that develop around them (locally known as Petenes), and because they provide a thermohaline equilibrium in these systems. Previous studies reported that during spring low tide, the spring becomes a sink, reversing the flow in the Peten channel connecting the lagoon to the spring. Potentially, this inversion of the flow can cause the intrusion of brackish – and sometimes hypersaline - water from the lagoon into the aquifer, which can also have ecological implications. The flow reversal was observed in two sampling campaigns and it occurred a total of 16 times. In the last sampling campaign, it was confirmed that the spring becomes a sink, with measured water velocities of about 0.37 m/s at the channel end close to the spring. Preliminary results suggest that the flow reversal is controlled by the discharge from the aquifer, the confinement of the aquifer, the geometry of the lagoon and the inlet channel, as well as the sea tides. A simple 1D analytical solution was used to explain this phenomenon, which describes the hydrodynamic interaction between the lagoon and the aquifer by solving the heat equation, which can be used to simulate flow in both systems, a confined aquifer and a highly frictional lagoon. Therefore, the same solution was used to simulate the gradients observed between the confined aquifer and the lagoon. The solution was implemented as a Python library using Fourier series, and has the advantage that it can be used with more general boundary conditions and finite length systems. Finally, we present coefficients that can be used to determine under which conditions the flow reverses at the lagoon.
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40. Clases sociales, pobreza y desigualdad en la sociedad ecuatoriana postcovid-19
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Soledispa Cañarte, Betty Janeth, Pinela Cruz, Cinthya Noemi, Pacheco Castro, Luis Rolando, Soledispa Cañarte, Betty Janeth, Pinela Cruz, Cinthya Noemi, and Pacheco Castro, Luis Rolando
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Las clases sociales, la pobreza y la desigualdad, son determinantes en la aparición de muchas enfermedades. Para Ecuador, erradicar la pobreza implica también luchar contra todas las formas de discriminación, marginación y exclusión, esfuerzo que requiere de un enfoque territorial, enfatizando la necesidad de contar con políticas públicas diferenciadas para combatir tasas elevadas de desempleo y notables dificultades de acceso al mercado laboral, muy especialmente entre los trabajadores con menos recursos. La sociedad actual sigue caracterizándose por la existencia de clases sociales donde predominan tasas elevadas de subempleo y precariedad laboral. La pobreza existe como un problema social endémico; pues, la disminución de desigualdades postcovid-19, permitieron investigar marcos conceptuales, variables inclusivas, bases teóricas metodológicas usadas en la revisión bibliográfica. La lucha de clases se manifiesta al margen de la conciencia y voluntad del ser humano; no se puede destruir con mandatos, ordenanzas o decretos sin esperar provocar un desequilibrio, lo que se puede hacer al respecto es estudiarla, gobernarla y dirigirla para el cumplimiento histórico del desarrollo. Los cambios a nivel global afectan a las sociedades, acentuando la desigualdad social haciendo cada vez más grande la brecha entre las clases sociales. En pro de mejorar la calidad de vida basada en valores y reducir los desafíos de la brecha social y salarial es necesario proponer mejoras en la equidad de oportunidades a partir de la urgente reducción de los niveles de pobreza y empleo para continuar avanzando hacia un desarrollo más inclusivo y un país con mayor igualdad social vinculando la cadena productiva y el entorno competitivo.
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- 2021
41. Repercusiones del bajo peso al nacer en el desarrollo integral del niño
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Quiroz Figueroa, Martha Saida, Lucas Choéz, Mercedes María, Maldonado Pincay, Roque, Pacheco Castro, Yessenia Alexandra, Quiroz Figueroa, Martha Saida, Lucas Choéz, Mercedes María, Maldonado Pincay, Roque, and Pacheco Castro, Yessenia Alexandra
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En esta investigación se estableció como objetivo general determinar la repercusión del bajo peso al nacer en el desarrollo integral del niño que acude al programa creciendo con nuestros hijos del cantón Jipijapa. Metodología: se utilizó métodos analíticos-descriptivo, analizando antecedentes gestacionales como influencia del bajo peso al nacer, y métodos empíricos aplicadas a las madres. La muestra seleccionada fue aleatoria simple por muestreo no probabilístico conformada por un total de 56 madres de los niños que acuden al programa y para la recolección de datos se utilizaron fuentes primarias mediante una encuesta directa que permitió destacar en la investigación datos socio demográficos, antecedentes obstétricos y entornos socio afectivos. Los resultados principales que se destacan en relación a factores de riesgo son las madres que desarrollaron complicaciones en el embarazo dando como resultado a niños con bajo peso al nacer. En base a los resultados obtenidos se concluye que se debe continuar investigando sobre las causas del bajo peso al nacer y los efectos negativos que conlleva esta complicación materna, por ello se diseñó la estrategia preventiva participativa que permite tener pautas de atención oportunas a fin de disminuir complicaciones en los niños.
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- 2021
42. LAS POBLACIONES RURALES DE MÉRIDA Y SUS RELACIONES INTERÉTNICAS CON ESTA CIUDAD CAPITAL DE LA ENTIDAD YUCATECA DE MÉXICO
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Manuel Jesús Pinkus Rendón, Jorge Pacheco Castro, and José Antonio Lugo Pérez
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relaciones interétnicas ,población rural y urbana ,Social Sciences ,Social sciences (General) ,H1-99 - Abstract
El objetivo de este trabajo es plantear algunas reflexiones sobre las relaciones que establecen las 47 comunidades rurales comisarías del municipio de Mérida, en el contexto de su convivencia cotidiana con esta ciudad y de los procesos de la economía liberal, por medio de los cuales se propicia la expansión de inéditas relaciones económicas, nuevos estilos de vida y valores sociales, y con ellos la propagación de la cultura occidental. En esencia, nos ocuparemos de destacar los vínculos interétnicos que establecen estos pueblos con su cabecera municipal, resaltando el lugar y el sentido de identidad que representan dentro de su actual estructura social. ABSTRACT The aim of this paper is to propose some reflections on the relationships they establish the 47 rural communities in the municipality of Merida, in the context of their daily contact with the city and the liberal economic processes, through which fosters unprecedented expansion of economic relations, new lifestyles and social values, and with them the spread of occidental culture. In essence, we will highlight the inter ethnic ties which provide these villages with the main towns, highlighting the place and sense of identity that represented within its current social structure.
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43. ¿Monologo o dialogo intercultural entre sistemas medicos? Un reto educativo para las ciencias de la salud
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Parra Beltrán, Leonardo and Pacheco Castro, Ana MarÃa
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44. On the Understanding of the Hydrodynamics and the Causes of Saltwater Intrusion on Lagoon Tidal Springs
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Roger Pacheco-Castro, Paulo Salles, Cesar Canul-Macario, and Alejandro Paladio-Hernandez
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confined aquifer ,Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes ,Geography, Planning and Development ,coastal lagoons ,tidal spring dynamics ,Peten ,Hydraulic engineering ,Aquatic Science ,TC1-978 ,TD201-500 ,Biochemistry ,Water Science and Technology - Abstract
Springs are common features on the Yucatán coast. They can discharge either under the sea (submarine) or inland in coastal lagoons and wetlands. Previous observations of a coastal lagoon located on the northern Yucatán Peninsula (La Carbonera) reported sea water intrusion on a spring that discharge on a coastal lagoon (lagoon tidal spring). The saltwater intrusion occurs when the tide is at its lower level, which is the opposite to what has been reported for submarine springs in the Yucatán Peninsula. In this study, the hydrodynamics of the spring is analyzed and the driving forces controlling the seawater intrusion are identified and discussed. Time series of water levels, salinity, and velocity measurements in the lagoon, the aquifer, and the spring are analyzed by means of tide component decomposition and cross-correlations analysis of the tide signals. Results show that the main driving forces causing the intrusion are the density differences and pressure head gradients, and the mechanisms influencing the driving forces driving those differences are the tides, the friction in the lagoon, and the confinement of the aquifer; other mechanisms are discussed to present a complete idea of the complexity of the interactions between the coastal aquifer, the coastal lagoons, and the sea.
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45. Regional Hydrogeochemical Evolution of Groundwater in the Ring of Cenotes, Yucatán (Mexico): An Inverse Modelling Approach
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Pérez-Ceballos, Rosela, primary, Canul-Macario, Cesar, additional, Pacheco-Castro, Roger, additional, Pacheco-Ávila, Julia, additional, Euán-Ávila, Jorge, additional, and Merino-Ibarra, Martín, additional
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46. Groundwater Quality Evolution Model in the Ring of Cenotes, Yucatan, Mexico
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Pérez-Ceballos, Rosela, primary, Canul-Macario, Cesar, additional, Pacheco-Castro, Roger, additional, Pacheco-Ávila, Julia, additional, Euán-Ávila, Jorge, additional, and Merino-Ibarra, Martín, additional
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47. Effect of cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive in postoperative palatal pain management: a systematic review
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Escobar, Mario, primary, Pauletto, Patrícia, additional, Benfatti, Cesar Augusto Magalhães, additional, Cruz, Ariadne Cristiane Cabral, additional, Flores-Mir, Carlos, additional, and Henriques, Bruno Alexandre Pacheco Castro, additional
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48. Magnetic biomonitoring of atmospheric dust using tree leaves of Ficus benjamina in Querétaro (México)
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Castañeda-Miranda, Ana G., primary, Chaparro, Marcos A. E., additional, Pacheco-Castro, Adolfo, additional, Chaparro, Mauro A. E., additional, and Böhnel, Harald N., additional
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49. An open water mechanism of seawater intrusion in the coastal Yucatan aquifer
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Salles, Paulo, primary, Pacheco-Castro, Roger, additional, Canul-Macario, Cesar, additional, and López, José, additional
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50. Hazard assessment and hydrodynamic, morphodynamic, and hydrological response to Hurricanes Gamma and Delta, on the northern Yucatan peninsula.
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Torres-Freyermuth, Alec, Medellín, Gabriela, Kurczyn, Jorge A., Pacheco-Castro, Roger, Arriaga, Jaime, Appendini, Christian M., Allende-Arandía, María Eugenia, Gómez, Juan A., Franklin, Gemma L., and Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge
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RISK assessment ,BARRIER islands ,HURRICANES ,ATMOSPHERIC pressure - Abstract
Barrier islands in tropical regions are prone to coastal flooding and erosion during hurricane events. The Yucatan coast, characterized by karstic geology and the presence of barrier islands, was impacted by Hurricanes Gamma and Delta in October 2020. Inner shelf, coastal, and inland observations were acquired simultaneously near a coastal community (Sisal, Yucatan) located within 150 km of the hurricanes’ tracks. In the study area, Gamma moved at a slow speed and induced heavy rain, mixing in the shelf sea, and northern winds exceeding 20 m s
-1 . Similar wind and wave conditions were observed at this location during the passage of Hurricane Delta. However, a higher storm surge (0.5 m) was measured due to wind setup and the drop (<1000 mbar) in atmospheric pressure. Beach morphology changes, based on GPS measurements conducted before and after the passage of the storms, show alongshore gradients ascribed to the presence of coastal structures and macrophyte wracks on the beach face. Moreover, net onshore sediment transport during the storm contributes to the increase in beach elevation. Urban flooding occurred mainly on the back-barrier associated with heavy rain and the confinement of the coastal aquifer which prevented rapid infiltration. Two different modeling systems, aimed at providing coastal flooding early warning and coastal hazards assessment, presented difficulties in forecasting the coastal hydrodynamic response during these seaward translating events, regardless of the grid resolution and wind forcing employed. Compound flooding plays an important role in this region and hence must be incorporated in future modeling efforts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2022
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