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Produções bibliográficas

• GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. ; CUNHA, L. A. ; PONTE, L. F. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. . (Re)conhecer para legitimar. Reconstruindo a cidade pela perspectiva democrática. ARQUITEXTOS (SÃO PAULO) , v. 259, p. 15, 2021.

• VIEIRA, M. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. ; FARIAS, C. S. M. . Just Data: Guidelines to Democratize Urban Information. In: Roberto Rocco; Caroline Newton. (Org.). A Manifesto for the Just City. 1ed.Delft: TU Delft OPEN, 2023, v. 3, p. 318-319.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; CUNHA, L. A. ; PONTE, L. F. V. ; FERNANDES, J. B. . Planning for Justice. In: Roberto Rocco; Caroline Newton; Luz Maria Vergara d'Alençon; Anja van der Watt. (Org.). Cities for all: A Manifesto for the Just City. 3ed.Delft: TU Delft OPEN, 2020, v. 1, p. 184-187.

• PEREIRA, T. N. ; ROSA, S. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. . Áreas ambientais: o que a Prefeitura propõe no novo Plano Diretor de Fortaleza e quais os alertas. Diário do Nordeste, Fortaleza, 05 jun. 2024.

• PEREIRA, T. N. ; ROSA, S. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. . Fortaleza perdeu equivalente a 108 campos de futebol em área ambiental com mudanças no Plano Diretor. Diário do Nordeste, Fortaleza, 03 jun. 2024.

• GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; PONTE, L. F. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. . Workshop Transnacional: extensão universitária e a internacionalização das insurgências. In: VI Encontro da Associação Nacional de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação em Arquitetura e Urbanismo, 2021, Brasília. Anais do VI ENANPARQ, 2021. p. 480-498.

• FROTA, N. T. S. ; SOUZA, S. G. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . O Rio não respeita o limite municipal: delimitação das bacias hidrográficas para o planejamento da paisagem metropolitana. In: Geodesign South America 2023, 2024, Fortaleza. Anais do Geodesign South America: talks about transformations - urban waters, 2024.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; FROTA, N. T. S. ; FARIAS, C. S. M. . Modelagem da Informação e Assessoria Técnica: Aplicação de Novas Tecnologias nos Planos Integrados de Regularização Fundiária da ZEIS Pici. In: I Fórum de Assessoria Técnica Popular do Nordeste, 2020, Recife. Anais do I Fórum de Assessoria Técnica Popular do Nordeste, 2020.

• FROTA, N. T. S. ; SOUZA, S. G. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . The Role of Community Actions in Ecological Transition: Protecting Green Areas in Fortaleza, Brazil. In: VIII Congresso CUCS Firenze 2024 - Università e Cooperazione: le sfide contemporanee, 2024, Florença. VIII Convegno della rete CUCS Abstract Book. Florença: DidaPress, 2024. p. 170.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . O potencial transformador dos Dados Urbanos na expressão de demandas populares. In: III Encontro de Iniciação em Desenvolvimento Tecnológico e Inovação, 2021, Fortaleza. Revista Encontros Universitários da UFC. Fortaleza, 2021. v. 6.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; PONTE, L. F. V. ; SALES, D. C. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . Modelagem da Informação e Regulamentação Urbana: Aplicação de Novas Tecnologias nos Planos Integrados de Regularização Fundiária das ZEIS. In: VI Encontro de Programas de Educação Tutorial, 2019, Fortaleza. Revista Encontros Universitários da UFC, 2019. v. 4.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; PINHEIRO, J. G. P. ; GOMES, H. F. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . Sistematização de Dados para elaboração de Planos Diretores Participativos: O caso Icapuí. In: V Encontro de Programas de Educação Tutorial, 2018, Fortaleza. Revista Encontros Universitários da UFC, 2018. v. 3.

• FERNANDES, J. B. ; SALDANHA, J. C. F. ; SOUZA, S. G. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . Estudo e Ensino do SIG como ferramenta de Planejamento Urbano. In: V Encontro de Programas de Educação Tutorial, 2018, Fortaleza. Revista Encontros Universitários da UFC, 2018. v. 3.

• GOMES, H. F. ; PINHEIRO, J. G. P. ; SOUZA, S. G. ; FERNANDES, J. B. ; SALDANHA, J. C. F. ; CARDOSO, D. R. . Modelagem da Informação em Serviço do Urbanismo. In: IV Encontro de Programas de Educação Tutorial, 2017, Fortaleza. Revista Encontros Universitários da UFC, 2017. v. 2.

• SOUZA, S. G. ; FROTA, N. T. S. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . O Rio não respeita o limite municipal: delimitação das bacias hidrográficas para o planejamento da paisagem metropolitana. 2024. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Congresso).

• SOUZA, S. G. . Diálogos Urbanos: Experiências de Planejamento da Paisagem na Extensão Universitária. 2024. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• SOUZA, S. G. ; FROTA, N. T. S. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . Entre o Desenho e o Desígnio: Potencialidades da experiência territorial na criação de interfaces para o planejamento de Espaços Livres na ZEIS Pici em Fortaleza. 2024. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; PONTE, L. F. V. ; SOUZA, S. G. . Workshop Transnacional: extensão universitária e a internacionalização das insurgências. 2021. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

• SOUZA, S. G. ; GUIMARAES, C. J. T. ; FREITAS, C. F. S. . O potencial transformador dos Dados Urbanos na expressão de demandas populares. 2021. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

• SOUZA, S. G. ; FARIAS, C. S. M. ; FROTA, N. T. S. . Modelagem da Informação e Assessoria Técnica: Aplicação de Novas Tecnologias nos Planos Integrados de Regularização Fundiária da ZEIS. 2020. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

• SOUZA, S. G. . Do invisível ao insurgente: planejamento da paisagem a partir da experiência territorial. Fortaleza: Universidade Federal do Ceará, 2022 (Trabalho Final de Graduação).

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Projetos de pesquisa

• 2022 - Atual

  Urbanização de assentamentos informais em contexto de mudanças climáticas: reconhecendo convergências socioambientais, Projeto certificado pelo(a) coordenador(a) Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas em 17/03/2024., Descrição: Nos grandes centros urbanos brasileiros, a falta de respostas à demanda habitacional, associada a deficiências de gestão do solo urbanizado explicam a ocorrência de enchentes e desmoronamentos com graves perdas sociais e materiais. A crise climática tem agravado esse quadro. Eventos climáticos extremos cada vez mais recorrentes atingem com maior gravidade grupos populacionais socialmente vulneráveis, intensificando desigualdades pré-existentes, em um processo socialmente perverso nem sempre reconhecido pelas políticas de mitigação dos impactos ambientais, sejam elas locais e/ou globais. Esta realidade traz claras evidências de que a questão ambiental e social devem ser enfrentadas juntas. Na escala intra-urbana, os assentamentos precários/informais adensados, com graves deficiências de infraestrutura e localizados em áreas ambientalmente frágeis abrigam moradores excluídos, que não possuem acesso aos produtos do mercado imobiliário formal, revelando as consequências socialmente perversas da crise climática. Nas últimas décadas a política urbana brasileira tem avançado no reconhecimento dos direitos à infraestrutura e serviços urbanos de parte destes moradores, elaborando programas nacionais e locais de urbanização de assentamentos precários. Entretanto, tais iniciativas têm sido pouco efetivas em adaptar o assentamento ao sítio natural em que o mesmo está inserido e, simultaneamente, responder às prioridades de investimentos dos moradores destes espaços. Seja devido ao estigma social que paira sobre estas populações, seja devido a uma visão preservacionista da relação cidade/natureza ou ainda devido a interesses político-eleitoreiros dos gestores públicos, os investimentos que visam a urbanização de assentamentos precários em áreas frágeis não tem adotado uma abordagem socioambiental. Assim, é no sentido de encontrar convergências socioambientais que o presente projeto de pesquisa busca identificar caminhos para o aprimoramento das intervenções em assentamentos informais precários em áreas frágeis, considerando o atual contexto de crise climática e intensificação de desastres ambientais urbanos. O referencial teórico adotado destaca a necessidade compatibilizar o conhecimento técnico científico formalizado com a construção da autonomia dos moradores fomentando um diálogo efetivo entre os diferentes atores envolvidos. Em consonância com tais proposições teóricas, propõe-se uma metodologia quali-quantitativa, que compatibiliza a abordagem técnica (produção e tratamento de dados físico-espaciais, urbanísticos e legais) com uma abordagem política de fortalecimento cívico/comunitário, utilizando como recorte empírico a metrópole de Fortaleza. Inserido em uma rede de colaboradores formada por pesquisadores sobre a temática das convergências socioambientais em diversas cidades brasileiras, o projeto possui como resultado esperado, o aprimoramento da atividade de formação de futuros arquitetos e urbanistas e a disseminação de conhecimento situado, capaz de responder a desafios socioambientais globais. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (4) / Mestrado acadêmico: (2) / Doutorado: (1) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carlos Eugênio Moreira de Sousa - Integrante / Newton Célio Becker de Moura - Integrante / Kristine Stiphany - Integrante / Heliana Faria Mettig - Integrante / Ana Claudia Duarte Cardoso - Integrante / Liza Maria Souza de Andrade - Integrante / Naggila Taissa Silva Frota - Integrante., Financiador(es): Fundação Cearense de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

Projetos de desenvolvimento

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - Atual

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

• 2020 - 2022

  Invisible Dwellers: producing data to fight spatial injustices, Descrição: The current age of information has shown us that the process of creating information and data is not taking place homogeneously in low-income countries. Many households located in informal settlements are not included in official land registries or government surveys and suffer from urban invisibility. The misinformation is a large obstacle to address existing needs since governments do not have a clear picture of the magnitude of social and spatial problems. This research targets one key information that is often lacking in peripheral areas in Brazilian cities: data about land ownership and built environment. Since Brazil does not have a universal and public land registry system, the information about who owns land and private property is controlled by private agencies called Cartórios.This lack of precise data on the location and ownership of homes has prevented the State from controlling urban development and expanding the offer of public services. This is especially prevalent in informal settlements. The absence of a formal street address and land title is also often used as a reason to justify evictions of dwellers who have long lived in a community. The goal of this research is to produce urban spatial data for the powerless, specifically in three communities of Fortaleza. A first step to map the existing homes and land was already undertaken by a team of architects and students in 2019. We propose to continue this process of mapping, by involving residents from those communities. The research seeks to develop a participatory process to survey homes, to compile a database with land tenure status and characteristics of the built environment, to inform residents about the spatial distribution of current planning policies and investments and to help them use and produce newspatial data to support their demands. The results can inform and empower community members to become engaged in political processes and demand urban social transformation. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (2) / Mestrado acadêmico: (1) / Doutorado: (2) . , Integrantes: Stelme Girão de Souza - Integrante / Clarissa Figueiredo Sampaio Freitas - Coordenador / Carolina Jorge Teixeira Guimarães - Integrante / Juliana de Boni Fernandes - Integrante / Lara Sucupira Furtado - Integrante., Financiador(es): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - Bolsa.

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