https://books.colnes.org/index.php/cp/issue/feedColNes Publishing2022-05-31T08:57:28+00:00Carla VelardeEditorialOffice@colnes.orgOpen Monograph Presshttps://books.colnes.org/index.php/cp/catalog/book/3Stratigraphic Lexicon: The Sedimentary Formations of The Republic of Niger, Africa2022-05-12T06:37:53+00:00Jacques LeBlancleblanc.jacques@gmail.com<p>The current knowledge of the stratigraphy of Niger benefited greatly from the mining, hydrocarbon, hydrogeological, and paleontological sciences. Exploration by early explorers and studies of the aquifers initially sparked our understanding of the surface and shallow formations. Then, the discoveries in 1957 of important reserves of Uranium and soon after in 1964 of the enormous Lower Cretaceous vertebrate site of Gadoufaoua, stressed the need to undertake serious stratigraphical investigations in the western Iullemmeden Basin. The geologist Hughes Faure then published his important, and still relevant, 1966 thesis on the surface geology of Eastern Niger. From that time onward, the Oil & Gas companies started paying attention to the most prospective areas in the Eastern Niger Basin. During the last decade, these same hydrocarbon companies finally allowed some of their geologists to share their knowledge of the sub-surface in relevant publications. It is from all these studies that the present Lexicon draws its content. When possible, it provides the historical background of all described geological units in Niger and summarizes the lithological and paleontological knowledge of each unit in an easy-to-search format.</p>2022-06-28T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2022 The publisher owns the copyright over the full book; while authors retain copyright over their individual chapters. https://books.colnes.org/index.php/cp/catalog/book/5Informação, Dados e Tecnologia2022-05-31T08:57:28+00:00Thiago Magela Rodrigues Diasthiagomagela@cefetmg.brMarília Catarina Andrade GontijoRaíssa Yuri HamanakaRonaldo Ferreira de AraújoKeli Rodrigues do Amaral BeninPaula Regina Ventura Amorim GonçalezHigor Alexandre Duarte MascarenhasJoyce SiqueiraDalton Lopes MartinsVinícius Nunes Medeiros MedeirosFernanda Silva CoimbraPatrícia TakakiThiago Magela Rodrigues DiasMoisés DutraMárcio José SembayDouglas Dyllon Jeronimo de MacedoJoana Halta dos SantosEduardo Diniz AmaralGustavo Medeiros de AraújoLuiz Gustavo de Sena Brandão PessoaMarckson Roberto Ferreira de SousaPatrícia Mascarenhas DiasGray Farias MoitaLuis Felipe Rosa de OliveiraEduardo Alves Silvavivian.ss@gmail.comLeonardo Santos AmaralRicardo Alexandre Reinaldo de MoraesRosilene Paiva Marinho de SousaMilton ShintakuEduardo Santos RochaRoberto ZainaVinicius Faria Culmant RamosDaniela Lucas da Silva LemosDanielle do CarmoWashington SegundoTales MoreiraAdilson Luiz Pintoadilson.pinto@ufsc.brVivian SilvaJosir GomesLuc QuoniamLautaro MatasAry DiasJuliana SchneiderManoel Camilo de Sousa Netto<p>We are pleased to present the proceedings of the IV Workshop on Information, Data, and Technology (WIDaT 2021). We initially planned this event to be held in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, hosted by the Federal Center for Technological Education of Minas Gerais (CEFET-MG). Still, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we celebrated it virtually from 20-21 October 2021. In its fourth edition, we aimed at bringing together, through interdisciplinary approaches, researchers and other professionals oriented to data access and use coming from computer science, information science, engineering, mathematics, and related fields. The event also focused on promoting the approximation of research groups that work in the data and information field. We tried to discuss several dispersed initiatives, but of great potential for integration among themselves.</p>2022-06-13T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2022 The publisher owns the copyright over the full book; while authors retain copyright over their individual chapters. https://books.colnes.org/index.php/cp/catalog/book/4Advanced Notes in Information Science2022-03-21T14:09:35+00:00Elizabeth Huisa Veriaehuisav@unmsm.edu.peFabiane Führfabifuhr@gmail.comEdgar Bisset Alvarezedgar.bisset@ufsc.brMurtala Ismail Adakawamiadakawa.lib@buk.edu.ngGrabiel Molinet Rojasgabionixxx@gmail.comManuel Paulino Linares Herreramplinares106@gmail.comCarlos Fernández Hernándezcarlos.fernandez@fcom.uh.cuBetzabeth Yajaira Avendaño Espinozabetzabeth.avendano@unmsm.edu.peAntonio Carlos Picalhotonipicalho@gmail.comLuciane Maria Fadelliefadel@gmail.comAnna Mae Samuelsamuel-am@ulster.ac.ukMatias Garcia-Constantinom.garcia-constantino@ulster.ac.uk<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">This book was born in the classroom, written by undergraduate and postgraduate thesis students from different universities around the world. The authors address diverse topics such as digital humanities, library information services, information asymmetry, digital preservation, D-Space, editorial processes, scientific communication, social media metrics (altmetrics), scientometrics, virtual reality, artificial intelligence; but the common thread is the technological and communicative process around information in current contexts. Among the contributions are the review and updating of the state of the art of the aforementioned topics in society.</span></p>2022-03-21T00:00:00+00:00Copyright (c) 2022 The publisher owns the copyright over the full book; while authors retain copyright over their individual chapters.