Master and PhD candidate in Ecology at the University of São Paulo (USP), with a strong interdisciplinary background from the Federal University of ABC (UFABC), where he completed bachelor's degrees in Biological Sciences, Environmental and Urban Engineering, and Science and Technology. Currently works as a Consultant for the Scientific Coordination of the MapBiomas network, and his doctoral research investigates the effects of landscape structure and integrity on the risk of zoonotic disease transmission, at the Landscape Ecology and Conservation Lab (LEPaC/USP), integrating spatial modeling tools with ecological and epidemiological data. Has extensive experience in geoprocessing, spatial data analysis, and remote sensing, both in academic research and applied projects, such as a technical cooperation between the National Secretariat for Housing (SNH/Ministry of Cities) and UFABC, contributing to territorial analysis and environmental mapping. Held a FAPESP undergraduate research scholarship in Landscape Ecology, focusing on forest dynamics and fragmentation. Has interest and experience in the fields of landscape ecology, biodiversity conservation, landscape epidemiology, ecological modeling, remote sensing, territorial planning, and environmental public policy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Habitat loss and fragmentation are problems that have been affecting Brazilian biomes over the decades. The anthropic action is the main agent of this process, in which we can highlight the expansion of the road network that stimulates changes in land use and increases the edge effect, which can affect the forest dynamics, a process highly influenced by the characteristics of the landscap…
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