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Anais do 5º Encontro Anual de Ensino, Pesquisa, Extensão e Inovação da UEA 2026 (ENAEPE)
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2026-08-07) Martins, Valber Barbosa; Oliveira, Jonas Alves de; Coêlho, Rárima Gomes; Souza, Flávia Roberta Ferreira de; Anveres, Felipe Costa Passos; Corrêa, Elyamara Cristina Fernandes; Albuquerque, Erika Afonso Lopes; Magalhães, Caio Cesar Neres; Ramos, Gabrielly Caroline da Silva; Marques, Lucas dos Santos; Arruda, Augusto Rozendo Ribeiro de; Voss, Luiz Henrique Alecrim; Voss, Luiz Alexandre Chíxaro
The Proceedings of the 5th Amazonian Conference on Teaching, Research, and Extension (V ENAEPE 2026), organized by the Itacoatiara Center for Higher Studies at the State University of Amazonas (CESIT/UEA), bring together a diverse range of academic works and pedagogical experiences focused on expanding higher education into rural areas and promoting sustainable development in the Amazon region. The volume compiles case studies and research in strategic areas such as teaching, research, extension, innovation, and graduate studies, highlighting initiatives for initial and continuing teacher training (such as PIBID and teaching assistant programs), the use of active methodologies, digital inclusion, sustainability, and the promotion of local cultural and socio-environmental heritage. By integrating theory, practice, and technologies aligned with regional needs, the publication reaffirms the university’s social and scientific commitment to the collective development of innovative solutions and to improving the quality of life for Amazonian communities.
Mapa do caminho da inovação: Universidade do Estado do Amazonas 2001-2026
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2026-07-30) Mesquita, Antônio de Lima
The book details UEA’s consolidation as a mature Scientific and Technological Institution (ICT) that is essential to the region’s sustainable development. Through foundational programs such as PIÍSA, STEM CRIAR, and the INUEA incubator, the book demonstrates how the university has expanded its capabilities beyond traditional education, integrating the capital and its regional campuses into a “living network” of distributed intelligence that engages directly with the Manaus Industrial Hub and informs public policy. The text takes stock of the recent strategic cycle, celebrates regulatory milestones, and projects the institution’s leadership toward “Vision 2034,” reaffirming the university’s commitment to transforming the Amazon’s creative and ancestral potential into technological solutions with global impact.
Evolução temática das letras de músicas populares da Billboard: uma análise de modelagem de tópicos.
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2025-01-16) Pereira, Debora Moraes; Melo, Tiago Eugenio de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9912454472927669; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1014907301110660; Figueiredo, Carlos Mauricio Serodio; Costa, Júlio Barreto Guedes da
The lyrics of songs are essential for the connection between artists and listeners, reflecting cultural trends and social concerns. The analysis of the themes present offers insights into different times and context for composers and music professionals. Understanding the evolution of themes is crucial to adapting compositions to audience preferences and exploring new narratives. Topic Modeling stands out as an effective solution for large-scale analysis of letters. Billboard, as the music industry's primary source, provides valuable context by highlighting the most influential songs and artists. This study proposes to explore the thematic evolution of Billboard's popular song lyrics through topic modeling, identifying trends and changes over time for a deeper understanding of social and cultural concerns.
Análise temporal dos eventos extremos de precipitação em São Gabriel da Cachoeira/AM e Monte Alegre (1993 a 2021), Amazônia brasileira
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2024) Cramer, Vitor Moldes; Andrade Filho , Valdir Soares de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4756976169075190; Aleixo, Natacha Cintia Regina; Wachholz, Flávio
The occurrence of extreme precipitation events is an increasingly common reality in the Brazilian Amazon, an area of great global climate importance, causing several negative impacts as a result of the complexity of a set of factors, amidst a scenario driven by climate change. The objective of this work was to analyze the occurrence of extreme precipitation events in the municipalities of São Gabriel da Cachoeira - AM and Monte Alegre - PA, in the period 1993- 2021. For this purpose, we used the collection of secondary information from government agencies. The meteorological data were extracted from the Meteorological Database for Teaching and Research (BDMEP), made available by the National Institute of Meteorology – INMET, the deforestation and fire outbreak data were obtained through BDQueimadas and Prodes (INPE) respectively, the data of occurrence of ENSO phenomena were derived from NASA, NOAA and CEPTEC (INPE), population data came from IBGE and on the vehicle fleet came from SENATRAN. To analyze the data in the research on the occurrences of precipitation extremes in the study areas, total daily precipitation records that exceeded or were equal to 30 mm, 50 mm and 70 mm were adopted. From the analyzes carried out, it was verified that São Gabriel reached a total number of events, in the three criteria, of 30% more compared to the Monte Alegre station, however Monte Alegre presented the day with the highest rainfall rate with 175.4 mm in 17 /11/2019, in contrast São Gabriel only reached 150 mm on 02/12/1993. It was observed that events in both seasons had greater occurrences in the rainy period, which generally corresponds to the first half of the year, also including December. During these years, only events greater than or equal to 50 mm showed similar patterns in both seasons. In São Gabriel, there was a small increase between 2002 and 2016, while in Monte Alegre there was a slight increase from 2003 to 2012. It was noted in both seasons that only events ≥ 30 mm followed a pattern similar to the rainfall behavior. Furthermore, when considering the possible factors responsible for these occurrences, the strong influence of the atmospheric phenomena ZCIT, ZCAS, Instability Line and the Continental Equatorial Mass stands out initially, with a temporal correlation between the period of greatest activity of these phenomena and the highest occurrence of precipitation extremes in both seasons. In addition to these phenomena, the La Niña atmospheric-oceanic system stands out and when carrying out a temporal comparison with the extreme precipitation rates, only 1999 and 2011 showed a possible relationship with extreme events at the same time in both seasons. Furthermore, other possible factors include the increase in global warming, population growth in the region studied from the mid-70s onwards, a strong increase in the number of vehicles, high rates of deforestation and fires in the respective states and in the Legal Amazon. . The study areas, as well as the corresponding region, express high vulnerability to these anomalous events, making it essential to delve deeper into these phenomena.
Keywords: Extreme events; Precipitation; Climate changes; Amazon
Contribuições das práticas meditativas para a saúde integral e a perfomance dos músicos
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2024-06-12) Souza, Giselle Letícia de Macêdo; Ventura, Fabio; Caregnato, Caroline; Navia, Diogo Artur Bianco; Souto, Luciano Hercílio Alves
This paper explores the contributions of meditative practices such as yoga, mindfulness, and qigong to holistic health and musical performance through an exploratory literature review. It aims to understand the effects these practices have on musical performance and to determine whether being healthy and experiencing well-being are important for making music. This study offers valuable insights into musical performance, health, and the well-being of musicians. It was observed that the meditative practices examined can help prevent physical and psychological issues by reducing performance anxiety, enhancing body awareness, expressiveness, enjoyment, and creativity on stage.