Forest botanical identification becomes more complex when only wood is available to define the species, as this subjective and difficult process requires a deeper analysis of its characteristics by specialists, increasingly scarce and not always available depending on the situation. , where the result may take weeks to be issued. Thus, the objective of this work is to use infrared spectroscopy in an automatic identification process as a guarantee of great accuracy and speed in the recognition of wood species. For the development, a portable spectrometer will be used to capture infrared spectra, with reflectance values within 740-1070 nm of a sample quantity of 10 Amazonian species with 100 dry wood specimens of different origins at 12% humidity each , being collected the spectra in two cut planes with 1000 repetitions per species/plane, resulting in 20,000 spectra in the database. The project is in the development phase, where the spectra were collected and the verification and testing phase started with the creation of an automatic recognition system. The species were selected according to criteria of local commercial importance and defined by commercial groups. So far it can be seen that out of the 10 species collected we have obtained some identifications, which validates the importance of developing this project. These collections will serve as a local collection and with the creation of an identification model for each species according to their characteristics informed by the spectra, it will be possible to have the development of a technology for automatic forest identification.

The changes resulting from urbanization processes in a disorderly way have generated serious global consequences, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) carbon dioxide emissions increased to historic levels in the year 2021. In this way, rethink cities aiming at smarter management of its resources may
positively affect the reversal of this situation. Therefore, the concept of smart cities has been used by several cities in the world, aiming at sustainability combined with technological tools. It is a goal of the 2030 Agenda of the United Nations Organization for Sustainable Development, to encourage sustainable urban mobility through non-offensive alternative means of transport, such as the use of bicycles and walks and public means of transport. From this perspective, this work carried out a survey of data on innovative policies and actions regarding urban mobility by bicycle from the perspective of the concept of smart cities. Applying the systematic review research method on concepts, actions and policies with a "smart cities" approach, in order to structure relevant data on sustainable urban mobility and urban cycling mobility. In addition, a survey was carried out of policies and actions already implemented by other Brazilian municipalities to raise ideas and models that are already successful cases and that could perhaps be replicated in Santarém/PA. Therefore, this work presents possible actions of solutions for urban mobility by bicycle in Santarém in a database presented in the format of a website with proposition of themes to be discussed in greater depth in future works in this line of research.

Professional and Technological Education (EPT) refers to a set of courses and teaching programs aimed at training qualified professionals in specific areas, aiming to meet the demands of the labor market. The main objective of this study was to develop a guide in electronic book format on the Design Thinking approach, aiming at innovation in the development process of EPT courses and guidance on the protection of these works through Copyright Law. The work consisted of a descriptive and exploratory study, with a qualitative approach, using multiple case studies as methodological theoretical support. The methodological procedures used included a bibliographic review, participant and intensive direct observation, semi-structured interviews and a self-administered questionnaire as data collection instruments. The comprehensively analyzed results indicated that the study sought to provide benefits to society by addressing issues that supported the reorientation of the process of creating educational products, highlighting the importance of alternative approaches in the creation of EPT courses and the need for adequate protection through copyright. The hybrid approach adopted, valuing innovation and copyright protection, contributed to the training of qualified professionals and to the advancement of educational practices in the EPT area. This approach has been shown to be an effective and promising alternative compared to traditional methods. Based on the results obtained, the use of this structured and innovative approach, together with respect for Copyright, contributed to improving the quality of EPT, seeking to guarantee the originality and protection of the educational materials developed, thus avoiding violations of Intellectual Property. 

Bearing in mind that the production of Piracuí de Monte Alegre has a quality differential, due to the large production of acari in its lakes, fish from which the best and traditional fish meal in the region of the lower and middle Amazon is made, this set of factors favors the registration of GI Geographical Indications, thus allowing to identify and value the local natural and human resources, therefore this research with this study format seeks to analyze the potentiality and feasibility of obtaining a geographical indication for flour from Piracuí de Monte Alegre . To do so, it was necessary to characterize the production of Piracuí flour in the municipality of Monte Alegre, thereby obtaining ten communities that produce and market the product in the municipality, with this mapping of the communities involved in the production, an analysis was carried out to find out if there were specificities in the production process in the communities identified as producers of flour from Piracuí, with this information collected, it was observed whether the need to provide technical support to producers interested in obtaining a seal of geographical indication or collective mark for flour from Piracuí de Monte Alegre suggested whether also a proposal for the development of a research project to continue this study, which will be coordinated by the Campus Universities de Monte Alegre, to facilitate the provision of information to producers interested in granting the seal of geographical indication for Flour from Piracuí de Monte Happy. Given the above, it was found that the appreciation of products and services from locations where there is a guarantee of origin of products contributes to local and regional development under the influence of GI, thus concluding the viability of producing communities and with potential for the production of Flour from Piracuí in a standardized and organized way, which imposes the verification that they have potential viability for obtaining the registration of indication. 

Hair cosmetic products of plant origin are gaining more and more market share in the world, as traditional mass-produced products have toxic components in their formulas, which negatively impact both human health and the environment. In this perspective, the cosmetics market has shown an intense demand for raw materials of plant origin, such as Amazonian phyto-ingredients such as patauá oil, buriti, Brazil nuts, etc. Thus, in view of this context, the present study proposed to create a repository of Amazonian phytoingredients applied to the production of hair cosmetics. To achieve this objective, the methodology adopted in this work first involved a search in five databases (ScienceDirect, Scopus, Web of Science, INPI and Orbit), through which scientific articles and patent documents were analyzed. Subsequently, the methodological procedures turned to the development of the repository, which was based on five stages (design, planning, coding, testing and approval) and included the application of the following languages: sql, php, html and css. With regard to searches in scientific databases, 78 scientific articles were found and of these, 18 studies were selected, meeting the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Regarding the technological bases, 78 patents and 25 computer program records were found. Of this amount, 11 patents were selected. With regard to the repository, CRUD operations were implemented (Create, Read, Update, Delete) for all available options in the repository menu. Studies on the hair cosmetics market point to a growing customer interest in plant-based products. Thus, the repository developed in this work proves to be of great value, as it will be used in this marketing segment, storing information on Amazonian phytoingredients. Keywords: biocosmetics, phytoingredients, repository.

Currently, the market is going through many transitions with a focus on innovation and technology, generating demands for professionals with new relational skills and problem solving, which cannot be supplied by traditional teaching methods. Attempts to combine technology and education were taken, as they are potentially efficient alternatives in reducing the distance between learning and social reality. In this context, the maker culture movement presents initiatives that can be applied to traditional teaching alternatives. The creation of a makerspace or makerspace brings the possibility of developing creative capacity and encouraging research and development of solutions to solve society's problems, combined with the social commitment that education must have, particularly in the northern region of the country. For this, we sought to know the already established practices and management models of makerspaces linked to universities, using in the review study coming from secondary sources, institutional websites, books, journal articles and articles from annals of events. Still, the methodology used consists of carrying out a content analysis on those responsible for the centers belonging to the FabLabs® network, and makerspaces in Brazil.

The technical-scientific knowledge of social technology such as the IrrigaPote project was a success in the context of a technological reference unit (URT), installed in the community of Lavras, in the west of Pará, municipality of Santarém. However, society's demands imposed new challenges on the teaching and research team. How to change the scale of technology coverage considering physical aspects, types and sizes of pots, identification of artisans, economic viability and new opportunities for irrigation solutions such as vegetables, gardening, in addition to intercropping crops on a rural property scale, similar to the IrrigaPote . The objective of this work was to model a business proposal based on the knowledge obtained with IrrigaPote to enable the expansion of the technology with high social, economic and environmental benefits. During the modelling process, there was an opportunity to participate in an event aimed at awakening entrepreneurship in the region, that is, Amazônia UP 2020. The logic of the business model took as its basic premise the potential of technology to add social benefits with water reuse rainwater, millenary technology using clay pots to supply water supplies in the soil to meet the demand for water by plants in dry periods. The core business maintains its focus on social impact, but financial strategies are maintained to make the dynamism of traditional businesses compatible with the philosophy of meeting social demands, adapting to new trends and new concepts of innovation following the sustainability assumptions in the scope of the 17 SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), according to the UN and the European Ecological Pact of 2019. It is concluded that the scientific knowledge added to the business model concepts made it possible to apply the principles of low-cost technology in the concept brand PotPlus able to meet different demands of society.

The dialogical relationship between design and traditional communities, based on collaboration, aims to preserve and value traditions, a relationship that strengthens local innovative processes, strengthening social and environmental quality concepts. The research comes from the perspective of the problem experienced by a group of women in a traditional Community located in the Tapajos National Forest, which has as is subsistence the sale of vegetable oils from Amazonian species, which are extracted by hand, however, are sold as commodities, with low added value. In this sense, the work aimed to foster female empowerment and a culture of entrepreneurship among women who carry out craft work in traditional communities in the Amazon. For that, a methodological process of Design Thinking innovation was applied, which is based on the tripod: empathy, collaboration and experimentation, where the human being (the customer) is considered the center of the process. The results obtained were the visual identity, creation of the method that will serve as a basis for carrying out the training workshops, to obtain new bioproducts based on raw material from the Amazon, a market strategy plan, the empowerment of women representatives of the Community and the added value to activities carried out through traditional knowledge. Based on the results obtained, it is concluded that the application of the Design Thinking tool from the perspective of the concepts of innovation and entrepreneurship, added value to biobusiness, raising in these women the recognition of the importance of activities they carry out in the Community from the value they carry by traditional knowledge. 

Smart and Sustainable Cities are municipalities that offer their inhabitants a better quality of life due to technological, political and infrastructural arrangements, symbolizing a current strategy for urban sustainability when the United Nations' projections for the year 2050 point out that the urban population will represent 92% of the total in Brazil. Given the country's peculiarities regarding the accelerated and unplanned urbanization process, as well as the remarkable diversity that characterizes its municipalities, it is relevant to analyze how managers and legislators have understood the characteristics and needs of smart and sustainable cities in the country. In this way, the work aimed to map the current legislation on the subject in municipalities with more than 50 thousand inhabitants in Brazil and subsequent categorization and analysis of them. A total of 125 norms were found, of which 59 were categorized as norms to promote some of the dimensions of smart and sustainable cities, 44 as norms that deal with guidelines for the implementation of the model of smart and sustainable cities, 13 as norms that establish programs that reinforce the consolidation of some of the dimensions, 08 as norms that regulate a smart and sustainable city, strictly and 01 as the ratification of the contracts signed between the State of Maranhão and China Brazil Xinnenghuan International Investment Co., Ltd - CBSTeel, to building a smart and sustainable city. The analysis of the entire content of these norms made it possible to prepare a text on the most relevant aspects dealt with, as well as descriptive statistics and the main points of similarities and divergences present in the normative contents. It was found that in recent years, legislative proposals on the subject have become more common, demonstrating an effort by federative units and municipalities to anticipate the Union in the search for regulatory options to standardize principles and guidelines in order to govern their programs and smart and sustainable city projects.

The main objective of the present work was the elaboration and availability of the Manuals of Intellectual Property and of Good Practices for the Protection of Ufopa's Creations, which may serve as instruments for easier and more efficient access to basic information related to intellectual property and the main conducts that need to be adopted and shared by members of the academic community of Ufopa and by its institutional partners for the adequate protection of knowledge and creations with technological and commercial potential generated in this ICT, thus contributing to the dissemination of the culture of protection of intellectual property and consolidation of the University's Innovation Policy. To do so, exploratory and descriptive research was used, using a qualitative-quantitative approach and procedures of a bibliographic, documentary and case study nature. Thus, after collecting, organizing, tabulating and interpreting the results, it was possible to identify and select both the basic information on intellectual property contained in laws and other scientific and technical publications, as well as the conduct provided for in Ufopa's regulations, which were compared and integrated with the good practices implemented by UFMG, Unicamp and UFCG and with the other postures and actions identified in the literature, thus resulting in the list of basic information and good practices that were incorporated in the Manual. Furthermore, it was found, through this research: that the institutional culture of Ufopa is not yet oriented to the protection of knowledge and creations with technological and innovation potential; that the vision, values, PDI and other institutional documents that guide this entity still do not act as inducing elements of the process of spreading the culture of protection and valorization of intellectual property; that there is a need to institutionalize and implement the Secrecy and Confidentiality Policy, the Policy for the Maintenance and Abandonment of Creations and the Policy on Conflict of Interest, in order to strengthen the normative microsystem to protect the creations and interests of this university; and that Ufopa, in order to promote the conciliation and combination of the culture of protection of intellectual property and innovation with the organizational culture of Ufopa, needs to institutionalize and implement strategic educational, communication, incentive and recognition actions, to create internal networks innovation and structuring and professionalization of the AIT. Finally, it was also noticed that it is necessary that the construction of the AIT Virtual Platform be completed and present well-structured, optimized and interactive pages and a simple, functional and intuitive navigability, considering that this electronic portal can be used as the main channel of communication, guidance and interaction between AIT and its users.

This proposed Santarém Innovation Law initiative 'borns' from the activities developed in the
Professional Master's Degree course in Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer for
Innovation (PROFNIT) at the Federal University of Oeste do Pará (UFOPA) as a return to the
production of knowledge and identifying bottlenecks and opportunities in ICTs, aiming at
their use by society and contributing to development and economic growth at the local level,
in order to improve the living conditions of the population and regional development. Thus,
the discussions lead to the proposed Law initiative that points to the Municipal Innovation
Policy as a legal framework, whose objective is to structure and provide sufficient skills to
raise awareness, disseminate and implement the innovative culture and sustainable
development in Santarém, by guiding the articulation and activities of the municipal
government with the Research and Development Institutions, the Business Sector and with the
various agents that make up the Innovation Ecosystem. To fulfill this objective, an applied
research was carried out on a documentary and bibliographic basis, where the Innovation
Policy of Salvador, Law no 9534 of 11 August 2020, Law of Innovation of Maceió, Law no
were identified as innovative sources. 6.902/2019 and the Innovation Law of Florianópolis,
Complementary Law No. 432, of May 7, 2012. It should be noted that, according to the
logical bases of the investigation, the method used was the deductive one, which is part of the
general analysis for the particular one to achieve the knowledge/desired proposal. Thus, it was
considered that the implementation of the proposed Municipal Innovation Law could be one
of the main instruments of support and encouragement to the productive sector, scientific
knowledge and innovative enterprises and sustainable development in Santarém.

The study had an applied nature, for this, the research process was conducted according to a methodologically well-defined sequence of steps, according to systematic mapping. To validate the case study, the Wood Technology Laboratory of the Federal University of Oeste do Pará was used, due to the diversity of equipment available in the laboratory. Among the issues that drove the development of this work are the information contained in the Ufopa inventory that is not accurate, as there are goods registered in the system that are not physically found; and goods that exist but are not in the system. Situation that leads to errors in counting, rework and very slow, with this the duration of the inventory can reach up to 10 months for such consolidation of information. The objective was to present to the Institution a method for improving the asset management process, from the updating of the IFES Asset Management Manual, with its appropriate guidance instruments for each task performed now performed with the aid of forms and spreadsheets, thus such as the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to control these material goods. The results obtained will directly impact the University's planning, bringing greater efficiency of financial resources, the control will facilitate access to updated information, enabling greater administrative rationalization.

The sustainable future, according to the UN, makes reference to actions that guarantee the sustainability of productive systems in face of natural resources. The challenges highlighted here are the search for a balance between expanding production and food fraud. This study aims to provide an insight into the development of blockchain-based solutions applied to palm oil supply chains, based on an analysis of the documents covered in the Scopus databases and Questel Orbit software patents. As a final product, there is the organization and visualization of the information retrieved from the technical documents of patents and scientific publications in a Technological Roadmap, where companies that stand out for defining strategies for commercial application in patent protection and scientific research were observed, even in the majority the protection classification is of technology management methods. Despite the wide spectrum of application of blockchains in the world, the study demonstrates that there is still a lack of solutions that actually implement a national, Amazonian context since actions for applications were found only in the Long Term stage.

The scope of this work was premised on a diagnosis through the Case Study that resulted in a
media program on professional training, for Academics and Entrepreneurs, with a focus on
Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer for Innovation. The fact of identifying the main
factors and limiting problems for thematic lack of knowledge and the consequences of this for
a promising career culminated in the development of more assertive conditions for a better
definition of content and generated media. The identification of the bottleneck occurred
through scientific, descriptive and exploratory research, using bibliographical research, data
collection, case study and observation. As for the approach, the quali-quantitative method was
used, based on the inductive method. As a result of the research, the contextualization of
Intellectual Property in the university and business environment was raised, aiming to
understand the gap between scientific knowledge and technical knowledge and the impacts on
the economy, society and personal development. The survey was applied to the participants of
the professional workshop on Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer for Innovation.
Data collection was carried out through electronic forms, in online mode, due to the
restrictions imposed by the pandemic moment caused by Covid-19. At the end of the studies,
the result was reached that the absence of training courses adapted or directed to different
audiences is the main contributory factor to the low rate of patents for Brazilian creations.