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    <dc:date>2026-07-08T21:54:58Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Raiva  dos  herbívoros  na  Região  da  Floresta  dos  Guarás,  Maranhão:  interações  entre  fatores  ambientais,  socioculturais  e  a  dinâmica de Desmodus rotundus</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.uema.br/jspui/handle/123456789/6265</link>
    <description>Título: Raiva  dos  herbívoros  na  Região  da  Floresta  dos  Guarás,  Maranhão:  interações  entre  fatores  ambientais,  socioculturais  e  a  dinâmica de Desmodus rotundus
Abstact: Rabies  in  herbivores  represents  a  significant  sanitary  and  economic  problem  for &#xD;
Brazilian livestock production, with the vampire bat Desmodus rotundus acting as the &#xD;
main vector of the rabies virus in rural areas. This thesis analyzed the spatial dynamics &#xD;
of animal rabies in the state of Maranhão and the patterns of livestock attacks caused &#xD;
by  vampire  bats  in  the  Floresta  dos  Guarás  region,  integrating  ecological, &#xD;
environmental, and sociocultural factors across different spatial scales. Official data on &#xD;
rabies outbreaks in cattle and equines from 2005 to 2024, records from 475 nocturnal &#xD;
capture expeditions of D. rotundus (of which 384 were successful, corresponding to an &#xD;
80.84%  success  rate),  and  170  structured  interviews  with  rural  producers  were &#xD;
analyzed.  The  analyses  included  exploratory  spatial  statistics,  Kernel  density &#xD;
estimation, the Bivariate Local Moran’s Index (BiLISA), Poisson regression, and&#xD;
Random Forest (RF) predictive modeling, complemented by nonparametric statistical &#xD;
tests. At the state level, rabies showed a heterogeneous spatial distribution, with higher &#xD;
incidence in the northern microregions of Maranhão, positively associated with the loss &#xD;
of  surface  water  (p  &lt;  0.05),  whereas  forest  fire  frequency  and  deforestation  were &#xD;
negatively associated with rabies incidence (p &lt; 0.05). In the Guarás region, the RF &#xD;
model for predicting vampire bat attacks showed high predictive performance (AUC &gt; &#xD;
0.80), with livestock density emerging as the most important variable (MDA = 39.86; &#xD;
MDG  =  35.99),  followed  by  distance  to  water  bodies.  Livestock  attacks  were &#xD;
predominantly concentrated in areas with lower slope, higher herd density, and less &#xD;
fragmented  forest  landscapes.  A  total  of  1,174  vampire  bats  were  captured  and &#xD;
treated, with a predominance of females (61.0%); however, these interventions were &#xD;
not associated with a proportional reduction in livestock attacks. Interviews revealed &#xD;
that 67.1% of producers reported a history of livestock attacks, with cattle being the &#xD;
most  frequently  affected  species  (64.6%),  in  addition  to  a  low  level  of  knowledge &#xD;
regarding  bat  ecology  and  a  greater  predisposition  to  roost  destruction  among &#xD;
producers  with  lower  educational  levels  and  prior  attack  experience.  Overall,  the &#xD;
results indicate that rabies occurrence and vampire bat attacks respond differently to &#xD;
anthropogenic  landscape  changes,  although  they  share  common  environmental &#xD;
determinants,  highlighting  the  need  for  integrated  strategies  that  combine &#xD;
epidemiological  surveillance,  sanitary  education,  environmental  management,  and &#xD;
wildlife conservation. As outcomes of this research, a scientific article addressing the &#xD;
effects of deforestation, wildfires, and drought on animal rabies incidence in Maranhão &#xD;
and  a  technical  manual  for  the  ethical  management  and  control  of  vampire  bats, &#xD;
aligned with the guidelines of the National Program for the Control of Herbivore Rabies, &#xD;
were produced</description>
    <dc:date>2025-11-30T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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  <item rdf:about="https://repositorio.uema.br/jspui/handle/123456789/6264">
    <title>Proposta de uma ferramenta digital para inovação tecnológica na gestão e eficiência  no abate sanitário de bovídeos</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.uema.br/jspui/handle/123456789/6264</link>
    <description>Título: Proposta de uma ferramenta digital para inovação tecnológica na gestão e eficiência  no abate sanitário de bovídeos
Abstact: The beef production chain represents a strategic sector for the economy of Maranhão, Brazil, &#xD;
contributing significantly to employment, income generation, and food security. In this context, &#xD;
sanitary inspection plays a critical role in protecting public health by ensuring that animal-origin &#xD;
products  comply with  established  hygiene  and  safety  standards.  The  effectiveness  of  these &#xD;
actions  depends  on  information  traceability  and  the  proper  organization  of  animal  health &#xD;
defense  processes.  However,  the  lack  of  standardized  and  systematized  data  compromises &#xD;
responsiveness  to  sanitary  risks  and  limits  the  planning  of  inspection  activities.  This  study &#xD;
aimed  to  develop  a  digital  tool  to  support  technological  innovation  and  modernization  of &#xD;
sanitary  inspection  of  cattle  in  slaughterhouses.  The  proposed  solution  is  a  multiplatform &#xD;
information  system  designed  for  mobile  and  desktop  use,  with  both  online  and  offline &#xD;
functionality, enabling adaptation to field operational conditions. The methodology included a &#xD;
literature  review,  technical  requirements  analysis,  and  software  development,  prioritizing &#xD;
usability  and  functionality.  The  system,  named  INSPETEC,  is  structured  into  two  main &#xD;
modules: (i) support for sanitary inspection activities and (ii) management of slaughterhouse &#xD;
routines  and  public  interaction,  enhancing  transparency  and  social  participation  in  sanitary &#xD;
control. The interface was designed based on usability and ergonomics principles, in accordance &#xD;
with ISO 9241-11, featuring an intuitive layout and simplified workflows. Offline functionality &#xD;
with local data storage and automatic cloud synchronization ensures system operability in low-&#xD;
connectivity environments. Key  features  include digital  recording of  ante- and post-mortem &#xD;
inspections, application of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) checklists, image attachment, &#xD;
automated  report  generation,  integrated  access  to  current  legislation,  generation  of  strategic &#xD;
indicators, and submission of georeferenced reports of illegal slaughter and informal trade with &#xD;
real-time  image  capture.  System  testing  and  validation,  approved  by  a  Research  Ethics &#xD;
Committee, were conducted in a real-world environment with 38 participants, including official &#xD;
veterinarians, independent professionals, and members of the public. System use occurred over &#xD;
two  ten-day periods. User experience was assessed  through structured  digital questionnaires &#xD;
(Google Forms®), applying the Likert scale and the System Usability Scale (SUS). Data were &#xD;
analyzed  using  descriptive  statistics  with  Excel®  support.  Results  indicated  satisfactory &#xD;
usability (mean score: 2.8) and functionality (mean score: 3.86), with all evaluations exceeding &#xD;
the median. According to SUS classification (0–100 scale), 63.16% of participants rated the &#xD;
system as “good,” 23.68% as “excellent,” and 13.16% as “best imaginable.” It is concluded that&#xD;
INSPETEC is an innovative and potentially unprecedented technological tool in the context of &#xD;
animal-origin  food  inspection,  demonstrating  strong  alignment  with  the  needs  of  official &#xD;
services  and  practical  applicability  in  field  conditions.  Further  studies  are  recommended  to &#xD;
enhance the system, enable integration with other platforms, and adapt it to different regional &#xD;
contexts</description>
    <dc:date>2026-01-30T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>A “Via Crucis” para a implantação do serviço de inspeção municipal em municípios maranhenses: desafios, operacionalização, manutenção e inserção  social dos agricultores familiares por meio do acesso a mercados</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.uema.br/jspui/handle/123456789/5729</link>
    <description>Título: A “Via Crucis” para a implantação do serviço de inspeção municipal em municípios maranhenses: desafios, operacionalização, manutenção e inserção  social dos agricultores familiares por meio do acesso a mercados
Abstact: The lack of human resources with specific training to carry out the implementation procedures &#xD;
of the Municipal Inspection Service – SIM contributes to the low insertion of animal protein &#xD;
from family farming in formal markets, showing the increasing need for support from public &#xD;
authorities  so  that  public  policies  achieve  the desired  result. Therefore,  the  objective  of  the &#xD;
study was  to  evaluate  the  obstacles  and  propose  alternatives  for  the  implementation  of  the &#xD;
Municipal Inspection Service (SIM) in municipalities in Maranhão, focusing on the challenges, &#xD;
operationalization, maintenance  and  access  to markets.  To  this  end,  the  study  construction &#xD;
process was divided into three stages, starting with the situational survey of the SIM in the state &#xD;
of Maranhão, followed by the identification of the perception of the executors and managers of &#xD;
policies/programs for the commercialization of family farming products on the main obstacles &#xD;
that  impede  the  implementation, operationalization and maintenance  of  the SIM and ending &#xD;
with the preparation of a Technical Manual entitled “Removing bureaucracy from SIM&#xD;
Implementation: manual for managers and technicians”. In the first stage of the study, a&#xD;
retrospective documentary  bibliographical  research was  carried  out,  through  consultation  of &#xD;
reports and databases, electronic and physical from the State Agency for Agricultural Defense &#xD;
of Maranhão, referring to the years 2012 to 2021. In the second stage, it was applied a semi-&#xD;
structured questionnaire for 44 managers/executors of policies to support the commercialization &#xD;
of family farming products, in which the variables analyzed were divided into two blocks of &#xD;
questions:  (i) characteristics and functions  of managers/executors  of policies/programs; and, &#xD;
(ii) level of knowledge about SIM, ending with the main difficulties in inserting animal protein &#xD;
in institutional markets. To prepare the manual, which constituted the third stage of the work, &#xD;
a bibliographic survey was carried out on the topic and using simple language, the content of &#xD;
the e-Book was organized  into  six modules, aiming to clarify  the main doubts  of the actors &#xD;
involved, identified during the work. The results obtained show that: i) SIM is absent in most &#xD;
municipalities in Maranhão and in those that are present, its fragility can be seen, which can &#xD;
compromise the quality of animal protein inserted in institutional markets; ii) There is a need &#xD;
for  public  policies  for  its  implementation,  accompanied  by  greater  attention  from  the  state &#xD;
public authorities so that, together with market access policies, they can boost the economy of &#xD;
the municipalities of Maranhão; iii) The implementation of these policies and programs is still &#xD;
institutionally individualized, which, combined with the interviewees' little knowledge about &#xD;
food regulatory policies, can be included in the obstacles to the insertion of animal protein in &#xD;
the Maranhão institutional market. It is concluded that the technical product generated, due to &#xD;
its  didactic  and  guiding  nature,  can  increase  the  number  of  municipalities  with  the  SIM &#xD;
implemented and, consequently, contribute significantly to public policies to strengthen family &#xD;
farming, food security and sustainable local development. can have a transformative effect on &#xD;
the quality of life of families and the environment in which they live</description>
    <dc:date>2023-10-30T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Aplicativo  NOTIFICA:  ferramenta  digital  para  auxílio  ao  serviço  de  defesa agropecuária no monitoramento de doenças em rebanhos animais  no estado do Maranhão</title>
    <link>https://repositorio.uema.br/jspui/handle/123456789/5532</link>
    <description>Título: Aplicativo  NOTIFICA:  ferramenta  digital  para  auxílio  ao  serviço  de  defesa agropecuária no monitoramento de doenças em rebanhos animais  no estado do Maranhão
Abstact: Compulsory  Notifiable  Diseases  (CNDs)  represent  a  significant  limiting  factor  for &#xD;
animal production and a complicating factor for public health, especially for diseases &#xD;
that  lack  effective  prevention  and  control  mechanisms  or  those  associated  with &#xD;
environmental, social, and economic drivers. This study aimed to develop and evaluate &#xD;
the usability of an application with a user-friendly and functional interface, designed to &#xD;
enhance communication and interaction with strategic stakeholders, such as livestock &#xD;
producers,  agribusinesses,  cooperatives,  government  agencies,  and  agricultural &#xD;
science professionals. Inspired by the content and disease notification forms of the e-&#xD;
Sisbravet  system.  The  application  was  designed  to  facilitate  disease  reporting  and &#xD;
epidemiological monitoring in Maranhão state, developed using C# with an interface in &#xD;
XAML and employing SQLite for local database storage, the system connects to an &#xD;
MSSQL database through a Web API also written in C#. For validation, 30 students &#xD;
from the State Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Maranhão (IEMA) &#xD;
participated in usability testing using the System Usability Scale (SUS) via a Google &#xD;
Forms survey, assessing the app’s functionality and usability. The app received&#xD;
positive acceptance, achieving an average usability score of 61.16. The application &#xD;
was designed to streamline disease notification for agricultural defense in Maranhão &#xD;
and provide rapid access to information on herds and properties, registered with the &#xD;
National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI - BR512024002345-3)</description>
    <dc:date>2024-09-30T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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