GEOPROCESSAMENTO APLICADO Á ANÁLISE DOS IMPACTOS SOCIOAMBIENTAIS URBANOS: estudo de caso do bairro Santo Expedito em Buritizeiro/MG GEOPROCESSING APPLIED ANALYSIS TO ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS OF URBAN: a case study of the neighborhood in Santo Exp

2014 
RESUMO O presente trabalho procura associar as tecnicas de Geoprocessamento ao estudo dos impactos socioambientais oriundos da ocupacao espacial das cidades e sua continuada expansao. Analisando a situacao do municipio de Buritizeiro no Norte de Minas Gerais, cujo territorio e o 5o maior do Estado, enfatizando o bairro Santo Expedito, conjunto habitacional construido em 2007, situado na porcao SW (Sudoeste) da cidade. Para elaboracao do mesmo usou-se a os seguintes metodos: revisao bibliografica em periodicos, dissertacoes e livros especificos, embasado em Fagundes Junior, (2009), Pereira e Silva, (2000), Tretin e Freitas, (2009), Villeneuve, (2006) cujos trabalhos abordam a tematica de Geoprocessamento, SIG e estudos urbanos, respectivamente; levantamento documental na Secretaria de Cultura e na prefeitura do municipio; campanha de campo com registro fotografico visando estabelecer um banco de dados a respeito dos impactos socioambientais gerados pela ocupacao do bairro mencionado; cruzamento das informacoes e analise das mesmas gerando mapas tematicos usando o software ArcGIS versao 9.3. Percebeu-se na area estudada a ocorrencia de impactos ambientais negativos como o deposito irregular de lixo residencial nas areas proximas ao bairro, principalmente na drenagem intermitente que cruza o mesmo ao meio em sentido geral NW/SE; entupimento do canal da referida drenagem; lancamento de esgoto residencial nas ruas do bairro e ausencia de pavimentacao. Como impactos positivos notaram-se: a ocorrencia de aquecedor solar para agua usada para banho em todas as residencias; agua encanada e fornecimento de energia eletrica em todo o bairro alem de possuir o entroncamento entre as avenidas Patos de Minas e Extremidade que sao vias que interligam a area mais periferica da cidade ao centro comercial. Palavras-Chave: Geoprocessamento; Buritizeiro/MG; impactos socioambientais; bairro Santo Expedito ABSTRACT This paper seeks to make GIS techniques to the study of social and environmental impacts arising from the spatial distribution of cities and their continued expansion. Analyzing the situation of the municipality of Buritizeiro in northern Minas Gerais State-Brazil, whose territory is the 5th largest in the state, emphasizing the quarter Santo Expedito housing built in 2007, located in the portion of SW (southwest) of the city. Used for preparation of the same to the following methods: literature in journals, dissertations and books specific, based on Fagundes Jr., (2009), Pereira e Silva (2000), Tretin e Freitas (2009), Villeneuve ( 2006) whose papers address the issue of Geoprocessing, Geoprocessing and urban studies, respectively; documentary surveys the Department of Culture and the municipal council; field campaign with photographic record to establish a database about the social and environmental impacts generated by the occupation of district mentioned, the intersection of information and analysis of the same generating thematic maps using ArcGIS version 9.3 software. It was noticed in the study area the occurrence of negative environmental impacts such as irregular deposit garbage in residential areas near the neighborhood, especially in intermittent drainage that crosses the middle in the same general direction NW / SE, clogging the channel of said drainage release residential sewage in the streets of the neighborhood and no paving. As positive results were noted: the occurrence of solar water heater used to bath in all residences, piped water and electricity supply throughout the neighborhood as well as having the junction between the Patos de Minas and avenues which are paths that End connecting the most peripheral area to downtown. Keywords: Geoprocessing; Buritizeiro / MG, social and environmental impacts; quarter Santo Expedito
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