graduated in Agronomic Engineering at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (UNESP) in 1999, master's degree in Agronomy (Energy in Agriculture) at UNESP in 2002), both at the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences (FCA), Botucatu Campus, doctorate in remote sensing by the National Institute for Space Research (INPE) in 2007 in São José dos Campos, and habilitation in Hydrogeography and Agrometeorologyat UNESP in 2016 in Ourinhos Campus. He has experience in the field of agronomy and the environment, with an emphasis on statistical modeling, working mainly on the following topics: pedology, hydrogeology, precision agriculture, geostatistics, time series, geoprocessing, geographic information system and risks and uncertainties mapping. He was a PDEE-CAPES fellow, doing a doctorate internship abroad (sandwich) at the ALTERRA institute, Wageningen University, Netherlands. Since 2008, he has been a full time professor at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho, teaching and researching in the areas of geoprocessing, water resources and agrometeorology in the Geography course at the Campus of Ourinhos (CO) until 2016, from 2017 to 2022 on the Biosystems Engineering course of the Faculty of Science and Engineering (FCE) of Tupã and from the second semester of 2022 until now in the Geography course of the School of Sciences, Technology and Education (FCTE) of Ourinhos. He was head of the Biosystems Engineering Department (DEB) at UNESP/FCE-Tupã from feb/2020 to jan/2022. He works with the academic graduate programs in Agricultural Engineering at UNESP/FCA-Botucatu, Geography at UNESP/FCT-Pres. Prudente and Geosciences and Environment at UNESP/IGCE-Rio Claro, supervising masters and doctoral students. He also works in the professional master courses in Water Resources at UNESP/FCT-Presidente Prudente and in Water Resources Management and Regulation (PROFÁGUA) at UNESP/FEIS-Ilha Solteira. Since 2020 he is an adjunct member of the School of Natural Resources (SNR) at the University of Nebraska (UNL) in Lincoln, USA. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Surface and groundwater are springs that serve as a source of drinking water in most regions across the globe. In Brazil, about 16% of the population lives in rural areas (IBGE, 2022), considered the most deficient in terms of access to water. Urban centers with up to 50 thousand inhabitants represent 89% of Brazilian cities, and depend on small water supply systems. These water bodies, o…
Monitoring data are particularly interesting when analysing processes characteristics because can reveal not only temporal patterns but also spatial distributions and variation over time if collected in a geospatial network. Character and causes of variability can be explored from spatial and temporal correlations and allow to predict values at points from neighbouring observations. Spati…
The summer of 2013/2014 was one of the driest of the last 25 years in São Paulo province, Brazil. It brings direct effects and impacts in the water cycle, decreasing groundwater recharge and springs production, contributing even more for water scarcity. In parallel with the decreasing offer, we have an increasing consumption for urban, industrial and agricultural purposes. The aim of this…
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Given the importance of water resources and the recurrent concern about the scarcity of this resource, the survey of the characteristics of groundwater supplies becomes essential to monitor and understand the aquifer systems and, consequently, improve the water resources management. Thus, this work will explore geostatistical tools to map the Bauru Aquifer System (SAB) dynamics, in the do…
In areas of groundwater recharge the soil water infiltration at depth is essential for the demand does not overstep the water availability. The different soil management methods due its occupation will pressure on this resource and generate differently responses in their ability to recharge. Modeling the spatial variability of physical and hydric soil proprieties is a key issue for the su…
Groundwater monitoring is an important tool for water resources planning. The way of how groundwater levels respond to precipitation events that govern groundwater recharge can vary according to soil management and land use. Groundwater use planning is not always included in water management plans, either for lack of studies about aquifer system dynamics or effective strategies for monito…
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