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    <title>Distribuição de recursos da cota-parte do ICMS no estado do Paraná com foco na produção agropecuária e na qualidade da educação</title>
    <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8652</link>
    <description>Title: Distribuição de recursos da cota-parte do ICMS no estado do Paraná com foco na produção agropecuária e na qualidade da educação
Autor: Vicente, Daniela Maria Grande
Primeiro orientador: Johann, Jerry Adriani
Abstract: Municipalities are federative entities whose share of tax revenues is an important element of &#xD;
local public management. Under the Tax on the Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS), the &#xD;
Brazilian Federal Constitution requires that 25% of state tax revenue be transferred to &#xD;
municipalities. This portion corresponds to the municipal revenue-sharing quota, of which 35% &#xD;
is redistributed according to criteria defined by state legislation, with at least 10% allocated to &#xD;
educational indicators. In the state of Paraná, 8% of the municipal ICMS share is distributed &#xD;
proportionally to each municipality's Gross Value of Agricultural and Livestock Production &#xD;
(VBP) relative to the state total. In this context, formulating public policies to promote greater &#xD;
regional equity poses a challenge, particularly given the diversity and scale of agricultural and &#xD;
livestock production in Paraná. The traditional territorial segmentation into mesoregions and &#xD;
microregions does not necessarily ensure homogeneity in production patterns across &#xD;
municipalities. Therefore, the main objective of this thesis was to develop a methodology to &#xD;
characterize agricultural production across municipalities in the state of Paraná, aiming to form &#xD;
homogeneous groups according to their production patterns. Additionally, the research &#xD;
analyzes the distributive effects of introducing the ICMS Education criterion in the allocation of &#xD;
the municipal revenue-sharing quota, which assigns 10% of the resources based on the &#xD;
Paraná Education Quality Index (IQEP). The thesis is structured into two articles. The first &#xD;
article applies cluster analysis to form homogeneous groups of municipalities, based on the &#xD;
average percentage shares of the Gross Value of Production for 90 agricultural products &#xD;
included in the state agricultural production matrix during the period from 2019 to 2023. The &#xD;
clustering process was conducted in two stages. First, a hierarchical agglomerative method &#xD;
using Ward’s linkage criterion was applied to support the determination of the number of &#xD;
clusters and the estimation of initial centroids. Subsequently, this information was used as &#xD;
input for the K-means algorithm. The analysis identified nine groups of municipalities with &#xD;
similar production profiles. The results show that, on average, the 20 most relevant products &#xD;
account for approximately 90% of the Gross Value of Production within the clusters, indicating &#xD;
a high level of internal homogeneity in production composition. The second article evaluates &#xD;
the distributive effects of incorporating the IQEP into the Municipal Participation Index, the &#xD;
relative importance of each index component, and the short-term fiscal impacts on municipal &#xD;
revenues. The methodology combines descriptive statistics, nonparametric correlation &#xD;
estimates, and cluster analysis to classify municipalities into homogeneous groups according &#xD;
to educational performance, socioeconomic profile, and the size of municipal education &#xD;
systems. The results indicate that the redistribution resulting from the incorporation of the IQEP &#xD;
produced concentrated effects in a limited set of municipalities, without significantly altering, in &#xD;
aggregate terms, the relative participation of most municipalities in the ICMS revenue-sharing &#xD;
system. Furthermore, the findings show that the IQEP calculation methodology is strongly &#xD;
associated with the number of enrollments in municipal school systems. At the same time, &#xD;
educational performance and equity indicators exert only a marginal influence on the final &#xD;
index value. It is concluded that the Paraná ICMS Education model has limited redistributive &#xD;
capacity and a low potential to induce public policies that improve educational quality and &#xD;
equity, largely preserving the existing distributional logic.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2026-06-26T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>AgDataBox-Map-Clean: Computational Module For Data Cleaning</title>
    <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8519</link>
    <description>Title: AgDataBox-Map-Clean: Computational Module For Data Cleaning
Autor: Alves, Fernando de Lima
Primeiro orientador: Souza, Eduardo Godoy de
Abstract: Os mapas de produtividade estão entre os instrumentos essenciais da agricultura de&#xD;
precisão para avaliar a variabilidade espacial da cultura em uma área agrícola. No entanto, a&#xD;
qualidade dos mapas pode ser reduzida por erros sistemáticos, erros aleatórios e dados&#xD;
atípicos na coleta de dados de campo brutos. Assim, um módulo computacional para&#xD;
limpeza de dados (ADB-Map-Clean) foi desenvolvido e integrado dentro da aplicação&#xD;
AgDataBox-Map (ADB-Map) da plataforma web AgDataBox (ADB;&#xD;
https://adb.md.utfpr.edu.br/ ). ADB é uma plataforma web para integração de dados,&#xD;
software, procedimentos e metodologias para agricultura digital. Este módulo computacional&#xD;
limpa os dados brutos do monitor de colheita (monitor de produção) ao remover os outliers e&#xD;
inliers. Esta tese foi formatada em três artigos: Artigo 1: Foi realizado um estudo sistemático&#xD;
da literatura (SLS) com o objetivo de levantar os métodos utilizados para a remoção de&#xD;
outliers e inliers, bem como o software utilizado na análise exploratória dos dados. O SLS foi&#xD;
conduzido em três etapas: (i) mapeamento sistemático da literatura (SLM), (ii) bola de neve&#xD;
(SB) e (iii) revisão sistemática da literatura (SLR). Foram obtidos 772 trabalhos científicos,&#xD;
os quais foram reduzidos a 86 trabalhos após o processo de seleção. Artigo 2: foi&#xD;
desenvolvido um módulo computacional web (ADB-Map-Clean) para limpeza de dados&#xD;
brutos (usualmente dados do monitor de colheita), capaz de remover valores menores ou&#xD;
iguais a zero, leituras duplicadas, outliers e inliers, integrando-o com o ADB-Map. Em um&#xD;
estudo de caso, uma média de 20% dos dados foram removidos após a limpeza dos dados&#xD;
pelo ADB-Map-Clean, que reduziu significativamente SD e CV, e permitiu a construção de&#xD;
mapas temáticos e zonas de gerenciamento mais precisos. Artigo 3: estudo de caso com&#xD;
dados de três áreas experimentais, onde foram aplicadas diferentes técnicas de remoção de&#xD;
erros associados ao monitor de colheita, utilizando três softwares (i) o módulo&#xD;
computacional web ADB-Map-Clean, (ii) MapFilter e (iii) YieldEditor. Os mapas de&#xD;
produtividade (YMs) construídos com dados processados pelos três softwares de limpeza&#xD;
foram visualmente muito semelhantes, mas sua semelhança com os YMs de dados originais&#xD;
(sem filtragem) era muito pior. Em média, os softwares reduziram o SD em 68% e o CV em&#xD;
70% após uma redução média de 23% nos dados. Além disso, a produtividade média&#xD;
aumentou 11%.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2021-09-03T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Qualidade de grãos de milho armazenados em escala comercial: Análise dos efeitos do resfriamento artificial</title>
    <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8518</link>
    <description>Title: Qualidade de grãos de milho armazenados em escala comercial: Análise dos efeitos do resfriamento artificial
Autor: Mafra, Joyce Bueno
Primeiro orientador: Christ, Divair
Abstract: Large-scale grain storage in Brazil has been facing challenges imposed by climatic conditions&#xD;
that speed up deterioration and favor pests and fungi proliferation. Artificial cooling of the&#xD;
grain mass emerges as a technological alternative to conventional aeration. Thus, this doctoral&#xD;
dissertation presents an integrated analysis of the effects of artificial cooling on the quality&#xD;
and sanity of 12,000 tons of Zea mays L., (3,000 maize tons per silo in four commercial&#xD;
metallic silos), by comparing artificial cooling with conventional management (aeration and&#xD;
chemical control). The research evaluated the effects on the physical, hygroscopic, and&#xD;
nutritional quality condition of grains (Chapter 1), the population dynamics of pest insects&#xD;
(Chapter 2), the incidence of mycotoxins (Chapter 3), and thermal dynamics based on&#xD;
mathematical modeling (Chapter 4). The results revealed distinct responses dependent on&#xD;
context. For grain quality, cooling showed selective influence dependent on time. For pest&#xD;
insects, efficacy was species-dependent: Sitophilus spp. increased to 28.3 insects/trap (7 times&#xD;
higher than the control with 4.0 insects/trap); Tribolium spp. reached 924.8 insects/trap in the&#xD;
control versus 411.8 in cooling; Cryptolestes spp. presented 242 versus 156 insects/trap;&#xD;
Oryzaephilus spp. reached 577 insects/trap in cooling (8.2 times higher than the control). For&#xD;
mycotoxins, zearalenone showed lower concentrations and greater stability in cooling; while&#xD;
fumonisins did not reduce significantly, but temporal evolution was modulated; and&#xD;
deoxynivalenol increased in both treatments in November (p &lt; 0.001). Mathematical&#xD;
modeling revealed radial thermal heterogeneity, with the silo center up to 7 °C warmer than&#xD;
the periphery from 09/03rd/2023 to 09/08th/2023, consequently, heat pockets were created.&#xD;
Therefore, it is concluded that artificial cooling is a powerful tool, but not universal, and&#xD;
should be integrated into an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program that considers the&#xD;
spatial heterogeneity of temperature and the ecological characteristics of each target species.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2026-02-06T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Comparação Multi-Temporal da Temperatura da  Superfície Terrestre em Cascavel - PR (2005–2025)</title>
    <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8516</link>
    <description>Title: Comparação Multi-Temporal da Temperatura da  Superfície Terrestre em Cascavel - PR (2005–2025)
Autor: Lucca, Thaynnan Aline Begozzi Liotto
Primeiro orientador: Mercante, Erivelto
Abstract: The accelerated urban growth of the municipality of Cascavel, Paraná State, Brazil, over recent &#xD;
decades has promoted significant changes in land cover and land use, characterized by the &#xD;
expansion of impervious surfaces and the reduction of vegetation cover. These processes &#xD;
have contributed to increased land surface temperatures and the intensification of urban &#xD;
thermal discomfort. Combined with global climate change, such dynamics increase public &#xD;
health risks and compromise population quality of life, posing a major challenge for local urban &#xD;
and environmental planning. In this context, the objective of this study was to analyze and &#xD;
compare the punctual interannual dynamics of land surface temperature (LST) in the &#xD;
municipality of Cascavel–PR between 2005 and 2025, and its relationship with urban &#xD;
expansion, vegetation cover variation, and geoenvironmental factors. The research was based &#xD;
on the use of geotechnologies and orbital remote sensing techniques, employing Landsat &#xD;
satellite imagery to map land surface temperature (LST), the Normalized Difference Vegetation &#xD;
Index (NDVI), and hypsometry. Statistical and spatial analyses were conducted using the R &#xD;
computing environment. As an original methodological contribution, the study proposed the &#xD;
use of climatic proxies to address the lack of complete historical meteorological time series, &#xD;
through the development of the Human Thermal Comfort Proxy Index (CTH-proxy). This index &#xD;
integrates surface thermal amplitude and monthly precipitation, enabling a retrospective &#xD;
analysis of urban thermal comfort, unprecedented for the municipality. The results indicated a &#xD;
consistent pattern of surface warming in Cascavel–PR, associated with urban expansion and &#xD;
the reduction of vegetation cover. In 2005, thermal stress exhibited a punctual character, &#xD;
whereas in 2015 high variability was observed, influenced by the occurrence of a strong El &#xD;
Niño event. In 2025, greater temporal persistence of thermal stress was identified, indicating &#xD;
a worsening of conditions associated with human thermal comfort. It is concluded that the &#xD;
integration of remote sensing data, geoenvironmental variables, and climatic proxies &#xD;
constitutes a robust approach for analyzing urban thermal comfort, providing relevant technical &#xD;
support for urban planning, urban forestry management, and climate change adaptation &#xD;
strategies in growing medium-sized cities.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2026-03-05T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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