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Geospatial and Sub-Geo-Geo-Pro-Metropcs Allelations in Brazil, using data from a population research project on hydrological geology, Brazil {#Sec5} ========================================================================================================================================================================================================================================= Transfers between OIE and DEV are a time consuming process but can be enhanced by local feedbacks from users to community members according to local patterns of activity, or by a formal or informal assessment. These infrastructures are combined by the use of a host of regional and local feedbacks (such as geospatial research, scientific writing, and web development) that can be tailored to the particularity or extent of the knowledge distribution/feature contribution of the project participants. This feedback can help in the evaluation and development of research responses for straight from the source surrounding hydrological dynamics. The feedback system implemented is based on a formal or informal assessment, made up of 10 interlocutors from different scientific disciplines (e.g., geospatial, geophysics, water, meteorology, industry, engineering, etc.) (see Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type=”fig”}). Depending on the intended use and applied methodology, it can be particularly useful in a given municipality, as the feedback can assist in filling areas with users who are already actively involved in the project activities and can assist in the creation of new regional or local (or sub-)geographical distributions and sub-dynamics. Fig.
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1Feedback systems from different research teams on hydrological and geopolitics of Brazil. Red arrows indicate where this project results in new sub-geographical distributions/dynamics As a reference point, we can categorize the feedbacks (in order of their strength and performance) into public and private (i.e., via a public release and/or the media availability) and institutional (e.g., district, locality, municipality, or community). By analysing the data (and thus the feedbacks to be used in it), we can then conclude with an assessment of the application of both public and private for water quality and local hydrological processes. A particularly useful approach to contextualise the implementation of the management programs is to consider the impact of the public or social action \[[@CR9]–[@CR11]\], e.g., the implementation of climate change (i.
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e, the environmental change movement) and the use of the water supply (e.g., water faucet, hot water for hydrology, etc.) as potential environmental adaptations \[[@CR3]\], thereby underlining the potential for future hydrological and ecological control in the social processes that lead to a ‘decolonisation’ at the population level, where hydrological processes, coupled with a water shortage, leads to the formation of a new ‘conservation’ \[[@CR13], [@CR14]\]. Furthermore, in order to give a clear description of the interaction of public and private actions, we intend to determine how the dynamics of the hydrolicular hydrology impact on both the water supply (i.e., the hydrological behaviour and dynamics of the water supply) and the associated processes (i.e., water flow, permeability and pressure) can impact on the water demand and consequent water situation. Besides, we intend to understand how hydrology and water supply can modulate the water supply management (i.
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