Bruno Versiani

Estudos de externalidades na área de saúde humana decorrentes de reservatórios hidrelétricos

The objective of this work was to present an estimation method of the values of the health externalities associated to the operation of hydro power plants reservoirs. The method was applied in the cities of Uberaba and Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, partially flooded by Miranda reservoir. The number of hospital admittances in the Public Health System and the population growth in the flooded municipal districts were analyzed. If there is a cause-effect relation between the lake and the diseases, the costs of externalities in 2001 were estimated in R

Metodologia para estimação de externalidades agropecuárias decorrentes da construção de reservatórios

25,000 when US

Geoprocessamento como Ferramenta no Estudo de Correlação entre a Dinâmica da Cobertura Vegetal e a Evapotranspiração

1 corresponded to R

Maximum flood regionalization in large basins: study case of the Alto São Francisco region—Minas Gerais, Brazil

2,36; the population number linked to this value was 773.409. The economical value of the health impacts showed that they do not have much significance.

Metodologia DPFT de Identificação do Hidrograma Unitário e das Precipitações Efetivas: Estudo de Caso para a Bacia Hidrográfica de Juatuba ? MG

The objective of this work is to present a methodology that evaluates and quantifies the agricultural and livestock losses that happen when reservoirs for the electric power generation are constructed. Seven CEMIG reservoirs, located in Minas Gerais State were studied The agricultural and livestock production were obtained in agreement on with IBGE 2001 data. The municipal areas were calculated based in georeference data supplied by ANEEL. The externalities values were compared to the electric power cost and to municipal gross domestic product to evaluate the significance of the results. It was verified that as larger is the value of the municipal flooded area, more relevant is the externality. As example, the city of Grupiara has 40% of their lands flooded by the lake of Emborcacao. Among all the cities studied, that was the one where the agricultural and livestock externalities were more significant.