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
Graduate at Physics from Universidade de São Paulo (1985)Master's at Geophysics from Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (1992) Ph.D. at Geophysics from Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (1997). Academic Member of Space Geophysics Graduate Course.Has experience in Geosciences, acting on the following subjects: lightning, physics educationMember of the International Commission on Atmospheric Electricity (19 members)Member of the Cigrè (International Council on Large Electric Systems) Working Group C4.407 - Lightning Parameters for Engineering Applications and Working Group C4.36 - Winter Lightning - Parameters and Engineering Consequences for Wind TurbinesChairman of Scientific Committee of the 2018 International Lightning Detection Conference/International Lightning Meteorology ConferenceChairman and organizer of the 1st International Workshop on Lightning Physics - WoLPh 2023 - INPE, BrazilCommittee Member of the International Symposium on Winter Lightning (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Cloud-to-ground lightning are responsible for immense material damage and for more than a hundred deaths annually in our country. The lightning flashes that contain currents of long duration, known as continuing currents, produce damage associated with the heating caused by them (burnings, melting of materials, forest fires, damage to transmission lines, etc.). This project aims at the ob…
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The standards that define the requirements for the installation of a Lightning Protection System (LPS) are still based on empirical methods, models and theories that lack data from observations of the actual behavior of LPSs (Bouquegneau, 2007; Becerra 2008). As of 2014, no video had been shot fast enough to understand how lightning rods in buildings react to the approach of lightning. Th…
On January 2012, the first upward lightning in Brazil was recorded. Four upward lightning flashes initiated from one of the towers located on Jaragua Peak, in São Paulo city, three of them were recorded at an interval of six minutes. They were recorded with a high-speed camera (4000 fps) and standard camera. This research project aims to increase knowledge about the upward lightning never…
This research project consists in combining observations obtained through high-speed cameras and atmospheric electric field measurements in order to study two physical phenomena involved in the production of natural cloud-to-ground lightning: M components (pulses that occur during the continuing current and whose peak current value, obtained from triggered lightning experiments, can range…
Upward lightning flash studies are antique (McEachron, 1939). Interest in this subject has grown recently, because of the rapid expansion of wind power generation. Also, with the increasing number of tall buildings and towers, there will be a corresponding increase in the number of upward lightning flashes from these structures. In Brazil, this study started in January 2012, when ELAT Gro…
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