Fábio Vale Scarpare

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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura (CENA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal)
Birthplace: Brazil

Agronomist at University of São Paulo (Brazil), Master in Agronomy and Ph.D. in Science from the University of São Paulo in the area of concentration: Agricultural Environmental Physics, with a Ph.D. period at the Centre for Water and Climate at Wageningen University (Netherlands). During four-years, he was Scientific Researcher at Brazilian Bioethanol Science and Technology Laboratory engaged in sustainability studies assessment, focusing on water resources. Since 2013, Dr. Scarpare is accredited as a mentor in the Planning of Energy System an interdisciplinary postgraduate program hosted at UNICAMP guiding scientific studies on Water-Bioenergy-Land Use Nexus. Currently he is Research at Washington State University (United States of America). Dr. Scarpare has experience in Agronomy, acting on the following topics: Agrometeorology and Soil-Plant-Atmosphere system modeling. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)

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Scholarships in Brazil

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Agriculture is an economic activity highly depends on the weather and climate conditions, being these factors the main responsible for changes in agricultural yield variation along crop seasons. One way to mitigate possible impacts from climate change may be related to agricultural practices adopted. Thus, the hypothesis of this study is that probably, some agricultural management adopted…
Cane yield and water balance assessment in expansion areas according to agricultural management adopted in the context of climate change, BP.PD

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The expansion of sugarcane into the Cerrado region presents new uncertainties about the impact of agricultural management on previously undeveloped land, while leaving open existing questions about the historical impact of sugarcane on local and regional water budgets. The spatially distributed grid-based hydrologic characteristics of the VIC-CropSyst model may provide a useful tool for a…
Water balance spatial assessment according to the management and land use in the context of climate change, BE.EP.PD

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Agronomical Sciences Agronomy

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