Reef-Building Corals of Vietnam as a Part of the Indo-Pacific Reef Ecosystem
The paper analyzes both published and unpublished results of the investigations of Vietnamese reef-building corals and reefs performed in the last decades of the twentieth century. The state of the art in the study of reef-building scleractinian corals and reefs is presented. The scleractinian fauna of Vietnam is shown to match in species diversity (366 species of 70 genera) the tropical coral fauna of the Indonesian-Malacca fertile center, from which Indo-Pacific reef-building corals originated. The whole Vietnam coast from the Gulf of Tonkin to the Gulf of Siam is a biogeographically single whole and is a part of the Indo-Polynesian Province of the Indo-Pacific Area.
This article shows the process of elaboration of a transmedia narrative based on the Urban Regeneration project, which is executed in the city of Loja-Ecuador. In the construction of contents of the WEB platform several digital tools were used: Wix, SoundCloud, Juxtapose, Timeline, Dropbox, Infogram, Flickr, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition, among others. These tools allowed to treat the information in a more dynamic and interactive way, in addition to the innovation components to tell the same story from different perspectives. The respective treatment of the information was also done through social networks: YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. In this way, the research team seeks to cover all perspectives and information about the Regenerate Project