CV Lattes
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Ministério da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovações (Brasil). Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Meteorology from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (1985), Master in Meteorology from the National Institute for Space Research (1990) and PhD in Meteorology from the University of Reading, Great Britain (1993). Senior research scientis. Expertise on regional atmospheric Modeling, with emphasis on the topics: Eta model Development, weather forecast, limited area modeling, cumulus convection parameterization, model evaluation, regional climate modeling, production of climate change scenarios over South America, climate change, climate services. Lecturer in two graduate programs in meteorology, at INPE and UFRJ. Leads research projects on regional modeling and applications. Lead author of Chapter 9 of the Working Group 1 (Working Group 1) of the IPCC AR5. Co- coordinatior of Chapter 8 of working group 1 of the first Brazilian National Assessment Report (RAN1) of the Brazilian Panel on Climate Change (PBMC) in 2011. He coordinated the production of the downscaling of climate change scenarios in Brazil to support the Brazilian Third National Communication UNFCCC and Brasil 2040 project. Participated on the preparation of the Report on Impact, vulnerability, and adaptation of the Brazilian coastal cities to climate change edited by PBMC in 2017. Acted as head of Operations Division of CPTEC in 2001-2002. Acted as head of the Earth System Numerical Modeling Division 2021. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal covers the thematic topic of "Environment" and sub-topic of "Management of conservation areas". Extreme hydrological events have been recorded in recent years in the western portion of the Amazon basin. The 2014 flood case, for example, produced floods and landslides in several towns and communities in the Madeira River basin, especially those located in the Sustainable Deve…
How decision makers and the public perceive and respond to potential local impacts of large-scale change, including economic and health risks, depends on social, cultural and political context and on how scientific evidence is presented. This proposal focuses on identifying the factors that facilitate a shift in knowledge, attitudes, values and decision making about local climate risks an…
The Serra do Mar is a region of strategic importance to the State of São Paulo, both, for the sustainable development, due the remaining portions of the Mata Atlântica (the native forest), and for the economic development due to the railways, highways, fuel pipelines and the industrial and parI installations. However, this region suffer from frequent landslides which cause several materia…
The process of occupation of land use in the Amazonia has resulted in a high fragmentation of the landscape in the last decades, resulting in changes in the local and regional climate. The Amazonia has an important role in the moisture transport that influences precipitation over La Plata River Basin (BRP). Therefore, it is interesting to know the potential effects that the land use and l…
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