Brazil is a continental and urban country, which more than 80% of population lives in
the cities, in irregular and illegal conditions with an elevated stage of insustentability to
the major of population. There were many legislative and administrative advances, in
special the sanction of the Statute of the City in 2001, and the creation of the Ministry
of Cities in 2003, but such advances still haven't produced results in the sense to revert
this precarious and urban disconforming situation, resulted from the conflicts between
the occupation process and the brazilian legalization process, intending the magnitude,
historical and multifaceted character of the problem, originated since the colonial
period. In this sense, this research objective was to identify, classify and measure the
conditions of urban disconforming. Such for, was created a model nominated MAIT -
Matriz de Amplitude, Intensidade e Taxa (Amplitude, Intensity and Rate Matrix), which
expresses in percentual terms this conditions, by thirty six dichotomous variables,
distributed in twelve dimensions, agglutinated in four natures (Land patrimonial,
Environmental urban, Infrastructural and Socioeconomic). This model was applied in
1935 realties, located in consolidated settlements, at UFPA/Union, situated around the
University campus, in the neighborhoods of Guamá, Terra-Firme e Marco, land
regularization object developed by the Union in the last three years. The research
demonstrates that the amplitude (48,3%) and the intensity (44,8%) are presented in a
moderate way, whereas the rate of disconforming realties comes to the maximum limit
of 100%, but when analyzed in its distinct parts, demonstrates significant variability
between these magnitudes, is either entirely or in parts of the settlement analyzed
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