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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus Baixada Santista. Instituto do Mar (IMar) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Level 1D Research Productivity Scholarship. Adjunct Professor at the Federal University of São Paulo Campus Baixada Santista. Bachelor in Physics, Master in Nuclear Technology, and PhD in Space Geophysics. He coordinated the interdisciplinary bachelor's degree course in marine science and technology, served as head of the Department of Marine Sciences, and temporarily served as deputy director of the Baixada Santista Campus of UNIFESP. The line of research includes assessing renewable energy resources using numerical modeling and remote sensing, climate and energy interaction, and atmospheric aerosols. Coordinates and/or integrates research projects in collaboration with national and international research institutions such as UNIFEI, UFAL, University of Oldenburg and University of Hannover, Catholic University of Chile, University of the Republic (URU), CIEMAT, and UNEP. He is currently a reviewer for national and international periodicals such as Solar Energy, Energy Policy, Renewable Energy, Science of Total Environment, Revista Brasileira de Meteorologia, among others. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The INCT Climate Change aims to implement and develop a comprehensive network of interdisciplinary research on global change and sustainability, and is based on the cooperation between about 30 research groups from all regions of Brazil and 10 international research groups, involving in its entirety over approximately 300 researchers, students and technicians and establishing itself as on…
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Solar energy, and in particular, technologies that use concentrated solar power, present a significant growth potential in Brazil in climate change mitigation scenarios. Accurate mapping of solar irradiation and, specifically, direct normal irradiance (DNI) is critical for planning, decision-making, and future operation of solar power installations. Reducing uncertainties in the estimatio…
The way we exploit our planet has been discussed for decades, and using our resources more sustainably is one of the main changes. Electric energy is one of the primary resources used by our society, and technological development only increases its use. For decades, we have used fossil fuels emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The transition to renewable resources is the altern…
Solar energy and, in particular, concentrating solar technologies have shown a noteworthy growth potential in Brazil in scenarios of climate change mitigation. The accurate assessment of the surface solar irradiation and, in particular, of the direct normal irradiation (DNI) is critical to support the planning, decision making and future operation of solar energy facilities. On the other …
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