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Nuevas tendencias dramáticas en el cambio de siglo. Tres autores valencianos: Gabriel Ochoa, Xavier Puchades y Arturo Sánchez Velasco.

2016

Durante las décadas finales del siglo XX la escritura dramática española experimentó un importante auge, tanto en términos estrictamente cuantitativos como, sobre todo, cualitativos. Los dramaturgos surgidos durante esos años se encuentran todavía en activo y han desarrollado sólidas carreras profesionales que empiezan a ser estudiadas, tanto de forma individual como en grupo. El cambio de milenio ha influenciado a lo largo de la última década a los nuevos autores y han surgido nuevos planteamientos estéticos y nuevas formas de entender el teatro y sus relaciones con la sociedad. La tesis doctoral se aproxima a la dramaturgia valenciana de las décadas 1990 y 2000 y perfila los autores que t…

Els arxius valencians. Guia bibliogràfica.

2000

Repertori dels instruments de descripció –guies, inventaris, catàlegs- de que disposen els arxius valencians, tant publicats com inèdits. El recull bibliogràfic està dividits en tres grans grups : obres generals (guies i cens generals d’arxius valencians, d’una o varies comarques, o d’una determinada tipologia d’arxiu o guies temàtiques); fons valencians en arxius forans; i arxius locals, on s’indica, poble a poble, ordenats alfabèticament dins la comarca a la que pertanyen, tots els instruments de descripció arxivística amb que compten els arxius de la població.

Origen y formación de la Gran Asociación de Beneficencia Domiciliaria de Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados de Valencia : Memoria leida en la Junta D…

1864

Estatutos del Sindicato de trabajadoras de la aguja y similares de la Virgen de los Desamparados de Valencia.

1916

Methodological Aspects for the Implementation of the Air Pesticide Control and Surveillance Network (PESTNet) of the Valencian Region (Spain)

2021

A large amount of pesticide, applied mainly during agricultural practice, is released into the atmosphere, decreasing air quality and potentially causing public health problems. The Valencian region, after Andalusia, is the Spanish region with the highest consumption of pesticides owing to its large areas of agricultural land and the existence of crops that require intensive use of pesticides. In this work, we describe the sampling and analytical tools developed in the last decade and their transference to the Regional Department for Environment, where the main objective of the research was the creation and implementation of an Air pesticide control and surveillance network (PESTNet) in the…

Study of erythemal, UV (A + B) and global solar radiation in Valencia (Spain)

2008

Although ultraviolet B radiation (UVB), the solar radiation band between 280 and 315 nm, is only a small fraction of the extraterrestrial solar radiation, it accounts for 80% of the harmful effects of exposure to the sun. In this work values of erythemal solar irradiance (UVER) measured in Valencia on a horizontal plane in the period between June 2003 and June 2005 are analysed and compared with measures of UV (A+B) and global irradiances on a horizontal plane. UV erythemal (UVER) irradiance has been measured using a YES-UVB-1 broadband radiometer; UV (A+B) irradiance has been measured using a TUVR Eppley radiometer with spectral response between 290 and 385 nm and global irradiance on a ho…

Pesticide Inhalation Exposure of Applicators and Bystanders Using Conventional and Innovative Cropping Systems in the Valencian Region, Spain

2021

This paper provides scientific results from a European LIFE project carried out in the Valencian region of Spain during the 2017 to 2018 time frame. In 2018, more than 60,000 tons of pesticides were commercialized in Spain, with approximately 15% destined for Valencian crops. In order to improve the air quality in the agricultural areas of this region, an innovative cropping system based on irrigation was developed and compared to conventional treatments based on hand-spray and turbo application. After applying conventional treatments to five types of crops (citrus, persimmon, nectarine, watermelon, and other stone fruits), a total of 13 active substances were detected in the air. The same …

Approaches to partitioning the global UVER irradiance into its direct and diffuse components in Valencia, Spain

2012

[1] The paper explores methods of partitioning the hourly average UV erythemal flux into its direct and diffuse components for Valencia, Spain. It is shown that the cloud modification factor, the ratio of measured to cloudless erythemal flux relates linearly to the fraction of the measured irradiance that is diffuse. This relationship was developed further into two simple models- a linear and nonlinear one. The models are characterized by an effective cloud cover to partition the global erythemal flux. The diffuse fraction increases linearly with cloud cover in the linear model, but exponentially in the nonlinear one. The models may be used to partition the direct and diffuse irradiance wit…

Analysis of the heat-island effect of the city of Valencia, Spain, through air temperature transects and NOAA satellite data

1991

The aim of this paper is to analyze the heat-island effect of the city of Valencia, Spain, by means of the traditional technique (transects of the air temperature measured from a car) and by means of NOAA satellite thermal images. The analysis includes the nights of 27 and 28 February 1988, on which a light radiative frost occurred. Satellite images were corrected for the emissivity effect by defining an effective emissivity, which was obtained from the emissivity values of the asphalt, walls and roofs of the buildings, and from the proportion of these elements in each pixel. By comparing air temperature values with corrected NOAA data, we have observed that the value of the heat-island eff…

Ozone mini-holes over Valencia (Spain) and their influence on the UV erythemal radiation

2010

Low ozone level episodes (also known as mini-holes) have been analysed over Valencia, Spain, during the period from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2007. In this study, 24 episodes, lasting 1 or 2 days each, were detected. Most of them can be explained dynamically by the existence of an anticyclone over the Azores, which sends air masses coming from the Caribbean over the Iberian Peninsula. A positive anomaly in the vertical temperature profile in the high troposphere and one negative anomaly in the medium and low stratosphere are also observed in most of the analysed episodes. The total ozone column decrease is accompanied by a rise in the UV erythemal radiation levels. This increase is quan…