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How do you define environmental boundaries for urban expansion on a plateau with sensitive wetlands and a conservation unit?
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Environmental characterization for Gramado&amp;#39;s planned urban expansion to the north, conducted through the NTU at UFRGS. I provided land use assessment, topographic analysis, drainage mapping using high-resolution DEM (~1 m), and a hydrologically-grounded proposal for the buffer zone of a conservation unit, arguing that catchment boundaries, not arbitrary distances, should define the protection area.
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