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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Postdoctoral fellow at the University of São Paulo (ESALQ-USP) in partnership with the University of Florida, and at Bangor University. Holds a Ph.D. in Forest Resources from ESALQ-USP, with a research period at Michigan State University. Masters degree in Tropical Forest Sciences from INPA and a Bachelor's degree in Forest Engineering from UFV. His research covers a broad spectrum of forest science, including ecology, restoration, forest management, silviculture, remote sensing, and the carbon market.Currently serves as Director and Founder of the Universidade do Carbono and coordinates the MBA program Nature-Based Solutions: Carbon Market and Project Development. He is also a researcher and advisor for graduate students, a lecturer at the Escola Superior de Conservação Ambiental e Sustentabilidade (ESCAS), and a faculty member in the MBA program at ESALQ-USP in ESG and New Business.Former board member of the NGO Aliança Brasil NBS for two years. He is also the founder and advisor of Bioflore, a company focused on innovation, software development, and artificial intelligence for the management of environmental assets such as carbon and biodiversity. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Several countries have submitted ambitious international pledges to restore by 2030 over 350 million hectares of degraded and deforested landscapes into multi-functional landscapes. Planning and monitoring forest and landscape restoration programs requires more comprehensive information at large scale using cost-effective methodologies to distinguish forest typologies and assess the recov…
We live in an era of unprecedented environmental change, with extensive degraded landscapes and great opportunities to transform these unproductive lands in functional landscapes and restore ecosystems that provide multiple benefits to society and future generations from processes such as the Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR), seeking the restoration of forests along with food production…
The accountability of ambitious forest and landscape restoration pledges rely on the development of cost-effective methods for characterizing and monitoring undergoing restoration. New remote sensing tools, such as lidar and hyperspectral sensors, have demonstrated great potential for achieving these goals, yet the estimation of tree demography and diversity by these technologies is still…
Many studies use small footprint LiDAR technology to estimate canopy structure variables,such as forest height, leaf area vertical profiles and biomass stocks, for use in ecologicalmonitoring and modeling. Thus, it is critical to develop universal approaches to estimate theseforest structural parameters from LiDAR to allow comparison among LiDAR devices, surveysconducted under different c…
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