Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biosystems Engineering at Unesp Tupã, with a technical background in Informatics from ETEC Professor Massuyuki Kawano. Has experience in production improvement, focusing on the application of technologies to combat water stress in lettuce plants as part of a FAPESP-funded project. Presently involved in a FAPESP-funded scientific initiation project focused on mapping and monitoring temporary agricultural crops in the Cerrado biome. Develops efforts in applying remote sensing techniques and time-series analysis of Earth observation data to characterize the spectral behavior of agricultural crops. These activities emphasize monitoring land use and cover, as well as analyzing crop development throughout the agricultural season. Additionally, has gained experience through participation in extension activities, including Empresa Júnior, Enactus, and the Kamby Group. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Crop production estimates based on interviews and questionnaires applied to rural producers cause uncertainties that compromise food security. Therefore, improving accuracy is essential. Remote sensing techniques, for example, make it possible to monitor the phenological development of crops via satellite images. Currently, space agencies allow free access and use of image collections fro…
The increase in lettuce production is becoming increasingly necessary as people want to acquire healthier eating habits, causing an increase in the demand for quantity and quality. However, this vegetable presents severe sensitivity to unfavorable climatic conditions, requiring a controlled environment for cultivation. Oxidative stress is a recurring problem in the production of vegetable…
Food security is a pressing global issue, emphasized in international conferences and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Cerrado, a biome vital to Brazil's biodiversity, is increasingly threatened by agricultural expansion and the growing demand for commodities like soybeans and corn. To address these challenges, innovative strategies are essential to balance ecosystem service …
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