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1. Identificação Do Projecto UI: 73 Relatório de Progresso 2011-2012 - Componente Científica Relatório de Progresso nº 1 Período a que o relatório diz respeito: Data de início: 01-01-2011 31-12-2012 Data de fim: 1. Identificação do Projecto Referência do Projecto: PEst-OE/CTE/UI0073/2011 Investigador Responsável: Mário de Oliveira Quinta Ferreira Instituição Proponente: Universidade de Coimbra (UC) Data de Início: 01-01-2011 Data de Fim: 31-12-2012 Financiamento Concedido: € 204.848,00 1ª Parte: texto submetido no formulário 2ª Parte: resultados individualizados por grupos Grupo: Quaternário e Pré-História Grupo: Geologia Sedimentar e Registo Fóssil Grupo: Geotecnologias Grupo: Geoquímica Rel. científico PEst-OE/CTE/UI0073/2011 janeiro 2013 1 UI: 73 (1ª Parte: texto submetido no formulário) 2. Resumo dos Trabalhos Desenvolvidos e Desvios à Proposta aprovada Resumo dos Trabalhos No biénio 2011-2012 o Centro de Geociências desenvolveu intensa atividade de investigação que se traduziu por um excelente desempenho (Figura 1), o melhor desde a sua criação. A forte interdisciplinaridade dos temas e áreas de investigação e a grande motivação dos investigadores são uma enorme mais-valia para a ciência e a investigação de alto nível internacional que foi desenvolvida, bem acima do proposto inicialmente para o Projeto Estratégico. Figura 1 – Produtividade do Centro de Geociências entre 2011 e 2012. Rel. científico PEst-OE/CTE/UI0073/2011 janeiro 2013 2 UI: 73 De destacar os excelentes resultados obtidos (Figura 1) que atingiram 54 publicações ISI e 126 outras publicações em revistas internacionais, totalizando 180 artigos em revistas internacionais, bem acima das 146 previstas. Foram publicados 124 artigos em revistas nacionais com revisão científica, também muito acima dos 49 previstos. Foram publicados 105 livros ou capítulos de livros, e foram apresentados 244 comunicações em encontros científicos internacionais e 100 em encontros científicos nacionais. Destaca-se ainda a organização de 33 seminários e conferências, a conclusão de 12 teses de doutoramento e de 62 teses de mestrado. Foram também realizados 22 relatórios e 18 trabalhos em colaboração com a indústria. Em anexo são apresentados os resultados de execução pormenorizados, organizados por grupos (ficheiro: u73 RelPEst final 130131.pdf) O Grupo de Quaternário e Pré-História consolidou a sua atividade como centro de referência, desenvolveu vários domínios de investigação e reforçou as infraestruturas através de projetos específicos e sectoriais. Dois domínios principais foram consolidados como referência internacional: Arqueologia Rupestre e Tecnologias Pré-históricas. Dois outros domínios emergiram como relevantes: Arqueologia americana (essencialmente Brasileira) e gestão da paisagem (com um novo enquadramento projetado entre as geociências e a combinação das ciências humanas e sociais). Tiveram melhorias importantes nomeadamente a arqueologia em Angola, os Primórdios da Agricultura e a Arqueociências. O grupo organizou vários seminários e conferências e teve responsabilidades em reuniões relevantes (e.g. UISPP word congress, Rio 20, etc.). Todos os subprojectos específicos planeados cumpriram os objetivos superando largamente as previsões. Os piores resultados foram no reforço das infraestruturas (adiamento de 2 anos devido à crise). A disseminação da ciência teve um forte impulso nomeadamente com Museu de Arte Pré-Histórica de Mação (obteve prémios internacionais e a acreditação da HERITY). A rede mundial de museus do Quaternário e Pré-História está a ser estruturada com colaboração entre cerca de 15 países, liderada pela equipa da rede Erasmus Mundus Q&PH. Finalmente refere-se que o grupo conseguiu fundos significativos para a investigação. O grupo de Geologia Sedimentar e Registo Fóssil desenvolveu atividades com enfoques nas aplicações à Geologia do Petróleo, à Geoconservação e à Educação para Desenvolvimento Sustentável (EDS). Teve 2 projetos de Pós-doc em Paleontologia (um concluído e outro em curso aprovado pela Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia), 1 tese de doutoramento aprovada na UTAD e 9 teses de mestrado na Universidade de Coimbra. Dez novas espécies fósseis foram descritas (3 de Ammonoidea e 7 de Brachiopoda). Os grupo publicou 9 livros, 24 capítulos de livros, 31 artigos em revistas internacionais (12 indexadas à ISI Web of Knowlwdge) e 10 artigos em revistas nacionais, tendo apresentado 72 comunicações em encontros científicos internacionais e 2 em nacionais. Participou na organização de 5 conferências de âmbito internacional, e obteve financiamento externo para 8 projetos relacionados com Exploração de Hidrocarbonetos (1-Petrobras, Petróleo Brasileiro, S.A.), com promoção de EDS (1-Bayer-Portugal) e de desenvolvimento regional (6-Arouca Geopark). Todos os membros desenvolvem atividades de promoção científica, no âmbito de diversas organizações internacionais (International Subcommissions on Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian Rel. científico PEst-OE/CTE/UI0073/2011 janeiro 2013 3 UI: 73 and Jurassic Stratigraphy; the Spanish IGCP 596 Project; the IGCP-UNESCO Committee of Portugal; the European Geoparks Network; the International Association of Sedimentologists). Desvios à Proposta Aprovada Todos os objetivos foram alcançados, tal como sintetizado no texto em anexo e nos indicadores de desempenho. Não houve desvios de relevo em relação ao proposto, exceto na significativa melhoria dos indicadores realizados em relação aos previstos. A maior dificuldade sentida foi na execução financeira da UTAD e do IPT, pois que nestas instituições não estão em funcionamento sistemas de adiantamento de fundos para a execução dos projetos, e os tempos de execução e reembolso dos gastos é demasiado longo e incompatível com a atempada e desejável execução financeira do projeto. 3. Publicações NOTA: TODOS OS TRABALHOS LISTADOS A SEGUIR FORAM PUBLICADOS EM REVISTAS INDEXADAS ISI Carvalho, PCS, Neiva, AMR, Silva, MMVG, Corfu, F (2012) A unique sequential melting mechanism for the generation of anatectic granitic rocks from the Penafiel area, n. Portugal. Lithos 155: 110-124; http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002449371200357X CORREIA, P, MURPHY, JB, SÁ, AA, DOMINGOS, R, FLORES, D (2012) First Palaeozoic arachnid from Portugal and implications for Carboniferous palaeobiogeography. Geological Journal, doi: 10.1002/gj.2443; http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/gj.2443/pdf Dinis PA, Castilho AM, 2012, Integrating Sieving and Laser Data to Obtain Bulk Grain-size Distributions. Journal of Sedimentary Research, 82 (9), 747-754; http://dx.doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2012.62 Favas PJC, Pratas J, Gomes MEP, 2012, Hydrochemistry of superficial waters in the Adoria mine area (Northern Portugal): environmental implications. Environ. Earth Sci. Vol. 65, 1, 363-372; http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12665-011-1097-6 Favas PJC, Pratas J, Prasad MNV, 2012, Accumulation of arsenic by aquatic plants in large-scale field conditions: Opportunities for phytoremediation and bioindication. Science of the Total Environment, 433: 390-397; http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2012.06.091 Rel. científico PEst-OE/CTE/UI0073/2011 janeiro 2013 4 UI: 73 FELDMAN, HR, SCHEMM-GREGORY, M, AHMAD, F, WILSON, M (2012) Jurassic rhynchonellide brachiopods from the Jordan Valley. Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 57(1): 191-204; http://apps.webofknowledge.com/full_record.do?product=UA&search_mode=GeneralSearch &qid=1&SID=Y2adKCdHJNHkp2CF4Id&page=1&doc=3 FRANCHI, F, SCHEMM-GREGORY, M, KLUG, C (2012) A new species of Ivdelinia Andronov, 1961 from the Moroccan Givetian and its palaeoecological and palaeobiogeographical implications. Bull. Geosciences, 87(1): 1-11; http://www.geology.cz/bulletin/fulltext/1294_Franchi.pdf Grangeia C, Matias M, Figueiredo F, Hermozilha H, Carvalho P, Silva R, 2011, A multi-method high-resolution geophysical survey in the Machado de Castro museum, central Portugal. Journal of Geophysics and Engineering 8 (2011) 351-365; http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1742- 2132/8/2/020 HENRIQUES, MH, TOMAZ, C & SÁ, AA (2012) The Arouca Geopark (Portugal) as an educational resource: a study case. Episodes 35(4): 481-488; http://www.episodes.co.in/contents/2012/december/p481-488.pdf KIESSLING, W, PANDEY, DK, SCHEMM-GREGORY, M, MEWIS, H & ABERHAN, M (2011) Marine benthic invertebrates from the Upper Jurassic of northern Ethiopia and their biogeographic affinities. Journal of African Earth Sciences 59(2-3): 195-214; http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1464343X10002141 Lima, SM, Corfu, F, Neiva, AMR, Ramos, JMF (2012) Dissecting Complex Magmatic Processes: an in-depth U-Pb Study of the Pavia Pluton, Ossa-Morena Zone, Portugal. Journal of Petrology, 53 (9), 1887-1911; http://petrology.oxfordjournals.org/content/53/9/1887.full.pdf html Lima, SM, Corfu, F, Neiva, AMR, Ramos, JMF (2012) U-Pb ID-TIMS dating applied to U-rich inclusions in garnet. American Mineralogist, 97, 800-806. URL:http://ammin.geoscienceworld.org/content/97/5-6/800.full.pdf html NASH, G (2012) Mech. of Production and Exchange: Early Prehistoric Perforated Bead… Time & Mind Journal. Vol. 5, Pt. 1, p73-84. www.institutoterramemoria.org Neiva, AMR., Williams, IS, Lima, SM, Teixeira, RJS (2012) U-Pb and 39Ar/40Ar data constraining the ages of the source, emplacement and recrystallization/cooling events from late- to post-D3 Variscan granites of the Gouveia area, c. Portugal. Lithos 153, 72-83; http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0024493712000710 Pratas J, Favas PJC, Paulo C, Rodrigues N, Prasad, MNV, 2012, Uranium accumulation by aquatic plants from
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