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5. Simultaneous Laser-induced Fluorescence of Nitric Oxide and Atomic Oxygen in the Hypersonic Materials Environment Test System Arcjet Facility

Author

Johansen, Craig, Lincoln, Daniel, Bathel, Brett, Inman, Jennifer, and Danehy, Paul

Subjects
Fluid Mechanics And Thermodynamics
Abstract

Simultaneous nitric oxide (NO) and atomic oxygen (O) laser induced fluorescence (LIF) experiments were performed in the Hypersonic Materials Environmental Test System (HYMETS) facility at the NASA Langley Research Center. The data serves as an experimental database for validation for chemical and thermal nonequilibrium models used in hypersonic flows. Measurements were taken over a wide range of stagnation enthalpies (6.7 - 18.5 MJ/kg) using an Earth atmosphere simulant with a composition of 75% N2, 20% O2, and 5% Ar (by volume). These are the first simultaneous measurements of NO and O LIF to be reported in literature for the HYMETS facility. The maximum O LIF mean signal intensity was observed at a stagnation enthalpy of approximately 12 MJ/kg while the maximum NO LIF mean signal intensity was observed at a stagnation enthalpy of 6.7 MJ/kg. Experimental results were compared to simple fluorescence model that assumes equilibrium conditions in the plenum and frozen chemistry in the isentropic nozzle expansion (Mach 5). The equilibrium calculations were performed using CANTERA v2.1.1 with 16 species. The fluorescence model captured the correlation in mean O and NO LIF signal intensities over the entire range of stagnation enthalpies tested. Very weak correlations between single-shot O and NO LIF intensities were observed in the experiments at all of the stagnation enthalpy conditions.

Published
2014

16. ILUMINANDO LUMINÁRIAS (MG): PRÁTICAS ESPELEOTURÍSTICAS E DE EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL INTEGRANDO AVENTURA, NATUREZA E CULTURA

Author

Lincoln Daniel de Souza, Azarias Miranda de Carvalho, Felipe Domingues Miranda, Luiz Afonso Vaz de Figueiredo, and Jorge Nei Lima

Subjects
General Medicine
Abstract

Luminárias é uma cidade do sul de Minas Gerais, incluída no roteiro da Estrada Real e no circuito Vale Verde e Quedas D´Água do Governo do Estado. A região é propícia para a atividade ecoturística, pois apresenta diversidade de atrativos: rios, cachoeiras, cavernas, serras, área de cerrado e campos rupestres, além de importante patrimônio histórico-cultural e gastronomia peculiar. O objetivo do presente trabalho é resgatar a trajetória das ações formativas e avaliar o potencial de roteiros para práticas espeleoturísticas envolvendo aspectos naturais e culturais da região a partir da integração universidade-operadora local-organização não-governamental. Como o ecoturismo e o turismo de aventura na localidade ainda se encontram em um estágio incipiente, o desenvolvimento destas atividades de forma organizada e sustentável torna-se fundamental. Os atrativos naturais da região já vêm sofrendo consideráveis impactos decorrentes das ações antrópicas, principalmente de moradores da comunidade e de localidades vizinhas, além da dependência de atividades econômicas de grande impacto ambiental (mineração de quartzito e a agropecuária extensiva), preterindo o investimento em atividades mais sustentáveis, como o ecoturismo. A primeira etapa foi a realização do Curso de Atualização em Espeleoturismo e Educação Ambiental em Trilhas e Cavernas: Sugestões para Luminárias (MG), para monitores locais, promovido pela parceria SBE-PML-GESMAR nos dias 26 e 27 dezembro 2006 (12h-teoria e prática). Participaram 11 pessoas, sendo 2 mulheres e 9 homens da faixa dos 15 aos 31 anos. Nos anos seguintes foram realizadas atividades preparatórias com o teste dos roteiros: a) julho 2008, b) novembro 2010 e c) abril 2011. Entre os dias 23 a 26 de junho de 2011 foi aplicado o roteiro por meio da parceria entre GESMAR, Tabatinga-Ecoturismo e Aventura, Centro Universitário Fundação Santo André-FSA e Laboratório de Estudos do Lazer-UNESP Rio Claro, envolvendo alunos do curso de Biologia da FSA, na disciplina Educação Ambiental e Práticas Interdisciplinares (EAPI), alunos do curso de pós-graduação em Educação Ambiental e Sustentabilidade (EAS) e convidados, totalizando 23 participantes, contando com 3 monitores do GESMAR e 2 monitores da TABATINGA. O roteiro integrava trilhas, water trekking, espeleoturismo, dinâmicas de sensibilização espeleológica, manual de observação botânica, banho de cachoeira, aspectos culturais da cidade, e comida mineira com diferenciais, tais como a ”jararaca na chiadeira” (linguicinha caseira frita na brasa sobre uma pedra mineira) e roda de fogueira no alojamento. A inter-relação entre as atividades de ecoturismo, espeleoturismo e educação ambiental, potencializaram o programa de visitação, destacando o enfoque pedagógico, obtendo-se resultados de grande relevância. Observou-se que poderiam ser agregados valores à atividade gerando novas fontes de renda para a região, ao mesmo tempo em que se promove a aproximação população para uma atividade menos impactante e que também propicia a valorização da cultura local. Durante as atividades, pode-se avaliar a importância da percepção visual da paisagem, o contato com a água, com as rochas e a diversidade florística e faunística da região, na tentativa de harmonizar e promover maior interação de homens e mulheres com o ambiente natural. E ainda destacar a importância da vida rural e do trabalho no campo. PALAVRAS-CHAVES: Espeleoturismo; Atividades de aventura; Educação ambiental.

Published
2011

38. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, UNITED States history, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 21, 1953. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The papers presented at the meeting are also listed, including "American Literature: The First Seventy-Five Years," and "Calvin Coolidge: Twenty Years After."

Published
1953

39. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, HISTORIANS, SOCIETIES
Abstract

Information is offered on the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held on October 15, 1952 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Topics discussed include the election of Thomas W. Streeter as society president, exhibition of books and pamphlets in the upper gallery of the library, a portrait of composer Timothy Swan, and a telegram sent to member Henry R. Wagner to commemorate Wagner's birthday.

Published
1952

40. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, HISTORIANS
Abstract

Information is offered on the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held on October 17, 1951 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Topics discussed include the of member John McKinstry Merriam's relationship with U.S. senator William Hoar, election of members, and an exhibition on colonial currency in the Society's upper gallery.

Published
1951

41. Proceedings of the Semi-annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, MEMBERSHIP in associations, institutions, etc.
Abstract

The article presents information on a meeting of the American Antiquarian Society (AAS) which was held in Boston, Massachusetts on April 18, 1951. Nominees for AAS membership, including Lyman Henry Butterfield, Arthur Harrison Cole and George Talbot Goodspeed, were elected to the society. Information on former Harvard University treasurer Thomas Danforth and English colonial customs collector Edward Randolph was presented.

Published
1951

42. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article discusses the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society, October 18, 1950 at the Library of the Society, Worcester, Massachusetts. The article lists members of the Society present at the meeting, including President Samuel Eliot Morison, George Parker Winship, and William Irving Clark. The election of officers is mentioned and the officers are listed. A painting of Morison by Charles J. Fox of New York is also mentioned. The article talks about the annual luncheon for Society members.

Published
1950

43. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, ANNUAL meetings, MEDICINE, HISTORY of medicine
Abstract

The article presents information on an annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society (AAS) which was held in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 19, 1949. AAS president Samuel Eliot Morison was re-elected and AAS members Paul Beagary Morgan and George Sumner Barton were elected as AAS vice-presidents. Papers on medicine in America during the 18th century and clipper ship sailing cards were presented.

Published
1949

44. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, NAVAL history, UNITED States history, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 13, 1948. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The papers presented at the meeting are also listed, including "Yankee Sailing Ship Records" and "Francisco López de Gómara and his Works."

Published
1948

45. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, UNITED States history, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 16, 1946. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The papers presented at the meeting are also listed, including "A New England Friendship: John Adams and Henry Knox" and "Peter Martyr and his Works."

Published
1946

46. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, UNITED States history, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 17, 1945. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The presentations given at the meeting are also listed, including the paper "Varnum's Ministerial Oppression: A Revolutionary Drama."

Published
1945

47. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 18, 1944. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The presentations of the meeting are also listed, including "General Ashley and the Overland Trail" and the travels of the Society President Samuel Eliot Morison in the Pacific.

Published
1944

48. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting.

Author

LINCOLN, DANIEL W.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, COLONIAL American poetry
Abstract

The article presents an outline of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society held at the Library of the Society in Worcester, Massachusetts on October 20, 1943. A list of presiding members is included. The results of elections for society offices are described. The papers presented at the meeting are also listed, including "John Crowningshield and the Building of the Privateer Diomede" and "The First Century of New England Verse."

Published
1943

49. Sugar cured.

Author

Laborde, Karen and Lincoln, Daniel

Subjects
SUGAR, HEALTH
Abstract

Presents the views of H. Leighton Steward, Morrison Bethea, Luis Balart and Sam Andrews on reduced sugar intake as a path to better health. Details on the book of the four men entitled `Sugar Busters! Cut Sugar to Trim Fat'; Profile of the four authors; Discussion of sugar busters as a diet phenomenon. INSETS: Other voices.;Buster bits..

Published
1997

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