LIBROS System is carrying out three distinct technological projects that involve the participation of education and research institutions.
The projects are:
Besides the mentioned projects, others are in phase of evaluations by the technical team of LIBROS System and in the right time will be posted here
A LIBROS System’s technical team conducts the Technological Project for Terrestrial Dynamic Mapping internally and the Technological Project for Biofuel Production from Seaweed is being made by the associated company Bioplanct Renewable Fuels and has a mixed team. The Project for Obtaining Carbon Credits from Seaweed is result of The Project for Biofuels Production from Seaweed.
The terrestrial dynamic mapping comes as a result of the static mapping. The static images obtained by remote sensing in latest years received and keep receiving large investments, especially as regards the development of equipments to imaging Earth’s surface, whether by aerial photographs or by satellite images. This evolution on images captation quality is assisting professionals from various fields, such as those who work in urban, rural and forest planning, risk areas identification, deforestation monitoring, among others. This technological innovation created a new consumer market and thousands of new professionals, and it’s essential in any action regarding terrestrial management and zoning.
The terristrial dynamic mapping, in the same direction, has been constituted as an excellent tool for analyzing the physical and environmental characteristics of a region, especially those with occupation characteristics in the corridor form, as riparian forests, rivers, pipelines, borders, etc.
The technology has a great use potential, mainly because it allows to register phenomena that cannot be view in the static images and it’s seeming very promising to the future. The project already has the instutional support of organizations like SANASA - Campinas, Hydrological Monitoring Technological Chamber - CT-MH, Comitees of Piracicaba, Capivari and Jundiaí Rivers’ basins and research laboratories as LAPLA - Environmental Planning Laboratory/FEC/UNICAMP and LABGeo - Geoprocessing Laboratory/FEAGRI/UNICAMP.
Terrestrial Dynamic Mapping Potentialities are:
The fossil fuels intense use has been caused changes in planet’s environmental balance, which in association to the deforestation processes has been caused the increase of greenhouse effect. People, even among those who have little scientific knowledge about the subject, already feel these effects.
The biofuels production from seaweed is a success alternative both in ethanol production and in biodiesel production.
The culture developing process doesn’t require use of fertile soils, doesn’t use food crops, contributes to carbon capture, reduces fossil fuels use, opens a range of options for biomass use and production costs in the long term are smaller than the costs of other biofuels production’s renewable sources. Moreover, the product is rising in a market where people are increasingly concerned about the planet where they live.
The project carried out by LIBROS System in association to BIOPLANCT Renewable Fuels, proposes biomass from seaweed processing, mainly the micro algae, for ethanol and biodiesel production. Project’s first phase focus on ethanol production and in the second phase a derivative for biodiesel production, because the algae, depending on the species, have large concentration of oil. The choice of ethanol or biodiesel, or both of them, just depends on investments, productive species and preparing for the consumer market.
The production of ethanol from algae is bigger than sugar cane production. The productive yield, for hectare, is from three to six times higher than sugar cane’s productive yield. This variation is related to the used species of algae.
The most favorable places to the production are those near the equator line. The others regions aren’t discarded, but their production can be a little smaller. These places identification, as well as the most favorable species for the production, depends on investments on local research, mainly to raise parameters for the production system in tanks planning and ethanol plant manufacture deployment.
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