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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Energia e Ambiente (IEE) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Bacharel Em Ciências Habilitação Em Física from Faculdade de Filosofia Ciências e Letras Oswaldo Cruz (1983), master's at Geophysics from Universidade de São Paulo (1988) and doctorate at Geophysics from Universidade de São Paulo (1993). He is currently professor associado at Universidade de São Paulo. Has experience in Geosciences, focusing on Mineralogy, acting on the following subjects: irrigação com efluente, efluente de esgoto, amazonia, mineralogia and reúso de água. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The wetlands have a fundamental role in the control of factors that can affect or be affected by the climatic and environment changes. The project will be developed in Nhecolândia (South Mato Grosso State), a region characterized by a system of lakes, with water composition varying from fresh to hyper saline. It is concerned to a multi and interdisciplinary research whose scientific chall…
The Amazonian podzols may store larger amounts of carbon (C) particularly in their deep Bh horizons. Similar high C storage is likely to exist in similar climate/soil areas, mainly in Africa. Such C stocks raise the problem of their stability in response to changes in land use or climate. Any significant changes in vegetation cover would significantly alter the soil water dynamics, Which …
The quantification of stocked C in natural environment and the evaluation of its sensibility towards the climatic changes or land use represent a research domain in great expansion. The Amazon Region presents a large area of Spodosols (ES), characterized by the presence of thick sandy horizons, overlaying more clayey horizons. The organic matter (OM) formed on the surface is transferred, …
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The Nhecolândia region is characterized by the presence of a complex fluvio-lake system whose lagoons have different characteristics. Lagoons with crystalline and black waters do not have a hypersaline character like the green water lagoons. The hypersaline character was explained by Martins (2012) due to the rapid transfer of water stored in the soil to the lagoons. Soil pH can influence…
The Pantanal continuous sedimentary plain, specifically in the Nhecolândia subregion, is characterized as an area of approximately 26,000 km2 and about 15,000 lagoons. The waters of this important lake system range from fresh to saline, due to the peculiarities associated with the subregion. Through the project titled "Climate change and environmental impacts in wetlands of the Pantanal (…
The Pantanal is one of the largest wetlands on the planet, being the region of Nhecolândia, which has over 10,000 lakes, one of its most iconic landscapes. Nhecolândia lakes can be classified into two broad categories, saline lakes, and freshwater lakes that are subdivided into "baías" and "salobras". Although wetlands have become key environments in water management and wildlife conserva…
Characterization of the soil organic matter and its dynamics are essential for understanding the processes associated with the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Spectroscopic methods, including fluorescence techniques such as LIFS (laser induced fluorescence spectroscopy) and UV-Vis EEMFS (excitation-emission matrix UV-visible fluorescence spectrometry), are powerful tools…
The humid inland regions of the planet play a significant role in the water cycle and harbor important biodiversity niches. These regions are responsible for the control of vital ecological functions, including: regulation of the hydrological cycle, seasonal flood control, improvement and maintenance of water quality, as well as seasonal regulation of regional GHG emissions. In previous s…
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