Engineer Geologist from Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto (1987), master's at Geotecnics at São Carlos Engineering School São Paulo University (1991) and ph.d. at São Carlos Engineering School São Paulo University (1995). Teachs at Ilha Solteira Engineering Faculty at São Paulo State University. Acts in Civil Engineering Postgraduate at São Paulo State University and Urban Engineering at Sâo carlos Federal University. Has experience in Geotecnics, Geosciences and Urban Engineering, focusing on Environmental Geology, acting on the following subjects: physical environmente evaluation, terrain evaluation, soil collapse, engineering geological mapping, geoenvironmental mapping, environmental impacts assesment and evaluation, natural hazards and risks. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The importance of environmental conditions to regional and urban planning has it is importance accepted in technical and scientific discussion all around the world, and is considered in Brazilian policies for urban management. Despite it, natural limitations inconsideration is common in most of Brazilian districts and cities planning and construction activities, causing significant enviro…
The identification and assessment of impacts due to new land use proposes is a very relevant theme for technical and scientific knowledge. Its interest resulted in new laws proposition in order to establish policies for terrain occupation. However, these laws usually focuses only bigger proposes, mainly that related to industrial or agricultural activities. The adoption of Neighborhood Im…
Natural resources exploration is one of the most important human activities causing land degradation. The use of soil as raw material in civil engineering works demands its retreat by excavation in areas with appropriate soil for proposed use. The processes involved in these activities usually results in significant environmental degradation, including direct physical degradation processe…
There is a common sense in technical and scientific circles that soil erosive processes arises from the association of several factors, e.g. soil, relief, climate, and human activities. However, many times the combined attributes indicate low potential for soil erosion development; widespread erosive processes can be found. When it occurs, it is very common that soil properties play the f…
While humanity does not have available technology in order to be viable the utilization of energy obtained only through sources entirely clean and renewable, it is essential to search for techniques to mitigate the environmental impact caused by the current methods of non-renewable energy generation. Among the available methods of mitigation, the Carbon Capture and Storage stands out; it …
Soils and sediments exploitation for their usage as raw construction materials causes several environmental impacts. These activities imply excavations that can change surface water circulation processes resulting in erosion and silting creating degraded areas. In the past, the absence of laws controlling these exploitations results in several areas of environmental liabilities. One of th…
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