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    <title>Casa resiliente: reflexões para a promoção da resiliência em habitação social a partir de métodos de avaliação pós-ocupação</title>
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    <description>Title: Casa resiliente: reflexões para a promoção da resiliência em habitação social a partir de métodos de avaliação pós-ocupação</description>
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    <title>Relações entre desigualdade socioeconômica e emissão de carbono nas viagens casa trabalho em cidades médias: um estudo de caso em Araguari - MG</title>
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    <description>Title: Relações entre desigualdade socioeconômica e emissão de carbono nas viagens casa trabalho em cidades médias: um estudo de caso em Araguari - MG
Abstract: Within the Brazilian context, committed to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda, urban mobility consolidates itself as a strategic axis of inquiry. The growing scientific concern over climate change drives research that articulates environmental preservation with displacement dynamics. In parallel, socioeconomic disparities, extensively documented in the literature, assert themselves as an urgent challenge for territorial planning in Brazil. It is observed that sustainability and social equity are intrinsic dimensions of urban development, directly impacting the right to the city and the promotion of collective well-being. Despite academic advances, a theoretical gap is noted in the correlation between these fields in medium-sized cities. In light of this problematic, the present study aimed to investigate the correlation between socioeconomic and socio-spatial inequalities and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions by motor vehicles in commuting trips (home-to-work), with a focus on medium-sized cities. Beyond this finding, the research identifies the road segments with the highest pollutant load in Araguari (MG) and analyzes behavioral patterns associated with commuting. Methodologically, a case study was conducted in Araguari (MG), employing data from the IBGE and field surveys, processed through indices, graphs, and maps (origin-destination matrices). The sample considered a margin of error of 5 percentage points and a confidence level of 95%. The efficiency parameters adopted include trip length, the chosen transport mode, the Energy Consumption Index (ECI), and the Emissions Index (EI). The findings of this study corroborate the existing literature, indicating that higher-income population strata exhibit greater emission factors due to the predominance of private motorized transport. Furthermore, the results suggest that urban form exerts a determining influence on user behavior, holding the potential to shape commuting patterns. Finally, it is understood that this research provides data as fundamental inputs for planners and public managers in the formulation of policies aimed at quality of life and urban environmental resilience.</description>
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    <description>Title: Produção de história em quadrinhos, com uso de ferramentas de design ligadas à forma da arte sequencial
Abstract: The universe of comic books history has grown exponentially throughout the years following the creation of amercian comics post-second world war, and the growth of the manga, in the 90s. With the passing of the years, this form of communication transformed into an enormous cultural universe, filled with endless possibilities. The surge of digital techniques popularized the process of this type of content, and the advancements of the internet, its reach. Therefore, this project consists of the creation of an investigative, polítical, modern, supernatural and dark digital comic book, utilizing Design tools in all stages of its development. The process will acompany studies about the history of comic book and classics of the supernatural and investigative style, in tandem with the constant use of varied design-linked tools, for the delivery of a striking and intriguing first chapter to the audience.&#xD;
Through this work, the utility, practicality, and direct connection between design and the medium of Sequential Art will be demonstrated.</description>
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