He has a degree in Electrical Engineering from EESC-USP (1982) and a master's and doctorate in Applied Physics from IFSC-USP (1988, 1995). Researcher at the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation, Embrapa, since 1990. He has been working on the development and use of devices for soil and environmental monitoring and process control in the agricultural area through Wireless Sensor Networks and IoT technologies, such as Precision Agriculture, Smart Irrigation and Climate Change Experiments. He is currently coordinating Embrapa's research activities in the EcoSustain thematic project, supported by FAPESP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Around 70 per cent of potable water on the planet is used in agriculture. Charging for the supply of water resources in rural areas, which has been adopted to combat waste and promote the rational use of water brings with it, however, negative consequences for agribusiness. This situation shows that it is vital to develop technologies for the rationalization of water use in irrigated syst…
Coordinate and collaborate in the design, integration and test of the hardware and software for a wireless sensor network applied in the agricultural area, monitoring water in soil, other crop and weather parameters, valves, flow meters and other sensors as part of a variable-rate irrigation system in perennial crops.
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