Vania Elisabete Schneider

Dr. Vania Elisabete Schneider


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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27 November 2014 in Environmental Earth Sciences
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NVNathália Vieceli
Nathália Vieceli
TBTaison Anderson Bortolin
Taison Anderson Bortolin
LMLudmilson Abritta Mendes
Ludmilson Abritta Mendes
GBGisele Bacarim
Gisele Bacarim
GCGisele Cemin
Gisele Cemin
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider

31 December 2015 in International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning
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AFALEXANDRA RODRIGUES FINOTTI
ALEXANDRA RODRIGUES FINOTTI
RFR. Finkler
R. Finkler
NSN. Susin
N. Susin
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider
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1 July 2022 in Science of The Total Environment
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SCSofia Helena Zanella Carra
Sofia Helena Zanella Carra
JPJulio Cesar Pascale palhares
Julio Cesar Pascale palhares
Katrin DrastigKatrin Drastig
Katrin Drastig
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider
LELeandro Ebert
Leandro Ebert
CGCintia Paese Giacomello
Cintia Paese Giacomello
Water is a crucial resource to produce dairy milk and studies are required to identify opportunities for improvements in water management. This study evaluates the water productivity of milk (WPMilk) produced on 67 farms located in southern Brazil and the influence of dairy cattle production systems (pasture-based, 57 farms; semi-confined, 7 farms; confinement, 3 farms) on water productivity. Indirect and direct water flows were taken into account and the dairy milk was the output. Pasture yield was estimated based on a weighted average. Indirect water represented >98 % of water consumption for milk production on farms assessed. In the pasture-based system, the WPMilk ranged from 0.27 to 1.46 kg FPCM (Fat Protein Corrected Milk) m-3 of water; in the semi-confined system it ranged from 0.59 to 1.1 kg FPCM m-3; in the confined system, it ranged from 0.89 to 1.09 kg FPCM m-3. Results show that 20 farms in the pasture-based system presented higher WPMilk than the maximum WPMilk of farms in the semi-confined system. Comparing outcomes of farms in the confined system with pasture-based system, similar results were observed with higher WPMilk on 22 farms in the pasture-based system. Results indicate that, regardless of the type of production system, water productivity is influenced by the dairy productivity indicators of the farm, such as milk yield and feed components. The large variability in the WPMilk was expected and reflects the inherent attributes and conditions affecting this indicator, which underlines the importance of assessing it on a farm scale. Consequently, achieving high dairy productivity indicators should be encouraged in the pasture-based system due to the environmental, economic and social advantages for the farmer. Results advance the knowledge about water flows and WPMilk in different dairy cattle production systems besides defining the first benchmarks for WPMilk produced on farms in Brazil.

15 March 2015 in Scientia cum Industria
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DPDenise Peresin
Denise Peresin
NVNathalia Cristine Vieceli
Nathalia Cristine Vieceli
TBTaison Anderson Bortolin
Taison Anderson Bortolin
GBGabriela Bavaresco
Gabriela Bavaresco
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider
The study and knowledge of the depuration capacity of the water resources, is necessary to preserve them. This study was objective identify the attenuation capacity of the Belo stream - Caxias do Sul - RS / Brazil, through the evaluation of physicochemical parameters, distance and slope between 4 points located along the stream. Were collected five samplings, bimonthly. The data were analyzed through descriptive statistics, one-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA "one way"), Tukey’s test e Pearson’s correlation. The results showed that there is an improvement in the quality of water resources from upstream to downstream of the stream. However, despite the stream have a high attenuation potential, is necessary the development of control actions to input of industrial and domestic effluents, to prevent the ecological impairment of the same. http://dx.doi.org/10.18226/23185279.v3iss1p1

26 May 2014 in WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment
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AFALEXANDRA RODRIGUES FINOTTI
ALEXANDRA RODRIGUES FINOTTI
NSN. Susin
N. Susin
RFR. Finkler
R. Finkler
MSM. D. Silva
M. D. Silva
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider
Water resources in urban areas are often impacted by the intense land use in the cities. The development of a surface water monitoring network is a...

28 October 2015 in Ambiente e Agua - An Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Science
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NFNícolas Finkler
Nícolas Finkler
DPDenise Peresin
Denise Peresin
JCJardel Cocconi
Jardel Cocconi
TBTaison Anderson Bortolin
Taison Anderson Bortolin
ARAdivandro Rech
Adivandro Rech
VSVania Elisabete Schneider
Vania Elisabete Schneider
Os fatores naturais e, em especial os antrópicos, que contribuem para a variação espacial e temporal da qualidade da água superficial nas bacias hidrográficas do município de Caxias do Sul foram determinados com uso de técnicas multivariadas de análise de dados. Foi utilizada a técnica de Análise do Componente Principal (ACP) como base para o estudo. O monitoramento foi realizado em 30 pontos de monitoramento no período compreendido entre setembro de 2012 a janeiro de 2014. A amostragem foi realizada bimestralmente, abrangendo seis bacias hidrográficas, onde foram analisados 21 parâmetros físicos, químicos e biológicos. Os resultados obtidos demonstraram que com o emprego da ACP, foi possível explicar uma variância total de 71,3% para os dados de qualidade de água. Ainda, constatou-se que os principais fatores que contribuem para a variação da qualidade da água nas bacias hidrográficas da região são a poluição doméstica e industrial, sobretudo do setor galvonotécnico. Foi verificada por fim, uma tendência à atenuação dos poluentes nos corpos hídricos à jusante das áreas urbanas e de grande influência antrópica, especialmente na medida em que há menor pressão das áreas urbanizadas sobre as bacias que drenam a região.