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Geoelectricals surveying in aluvional sediments of Madeira River (Porto Velho/RO)

12th International Congress of the Brazilian Geophysical Society & EXPOGEF, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 15–18 August 2011, 2011
The construction of two hydroelectric dams in Madeira River, near to Porto Velho city, will force the dredges, which explore residual gold in the stream bed, to change the location. The purpose of this work was to identify the auriferous conglomerate from Mucururu Formation using geophysical studies.
Luiz Gustavo Rodrigues Pinto   +3 more
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Trace metals in fluvial sediments of the Madeira River watershed, Amazon, Brazil☆

Science of The Total Environment, 1990
Abstract Sediment samples from 10 rivers of the Madeira River watershed, Amazon, were analyzed for major and trace element composition. Differences among river classes (white, clear and black water) were detected, in particular regarding the organic matter content, the concentration of bioelements, and the trace metals Fe, Mn, Cu and Zn.
L LACERDA   +4 more
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CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES of the 2014 FLOOD on the MADEIRA RIVER

2017
In this study, we present an application of altimetry for the evaluation of the upstream impact of a dam reservoir. In 2014, the Brazilian Madeira river and some of its tributary flowing in Bolivia experienced a major flood, from the city of Porto Velho (Brazil), upstream.
ALVES DAMASCENO, Jossandra   +4 more
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Drought of the Madeira River

The Madeira waterway is one of the most important transport routes within the Amazon Forest, known as the Northern Logistics Corridor. It is also the second most significant waterway in the North, second only to the Amazon waterway, of which it is a major right-bank tributary.
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Fish Consumption, Fish Lore, and Mercury Pollution—Risk Communication for the Madeira River People

Environmental Research, 2000
Fish is an important food resource in Amazonian aquatic ecosystems. There is a strong cultural background regarding fish consumption (fish lore) among indigenous people in the Amazon. Mercury (Hg) ingestion through fish consumption has been a major route of Hg exposure among the riverside people along the Upper Madeira River.
A A, Boischio, D, Henshel
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Caboclo Horticulture and Amazonian Dark Earths along the Middle Madeira River, Brazil

Human Ecology, 2010
This article examines the relationship between Amazonian Dark Earths (ADE) and Caboclo horticultural knowledge and practice along the middle Madeira River (the biggest whitewater tributary of the Amazon) in the municipality of Manicore, Amazonas State, Brazil.
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Mercury accumulation in sediment and fish from rivers affected by alluvial gold mining in the Brazilian Madeira River basin, Amazon

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 1994
The degree and distribution of mercury (Hg) accumulation in sediment and fish from a tributary affected by alluvial small-scale gold mining in the Madeira River/Amazon is studied, in relation to a reference site. The results obtained so far agree well with previous studies and confirm that a tremendous contamination of main food web compartments occurs
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Designs of River Training Structures to improve Navigation Reliability on the Madeira River

11° SEMINÁRIO INTERNACIONAL DE TRANSPORTE E DESENVOLVIMENTO HIDROVIÁRIO INTERIOR, 2019
Calvin Creech, Renato Souza
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Sediment Monitoring and Modelling for a Hydropower Reservoir, Madeira River

IAHR World Congress, 2013
Leonardo Zandonadi Moura   +4 more
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