Rodrigo Agostinho Silva de Campos

Holds a Bachelors degree in Geography from São Paulo State University "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" (UNESP, Rio Claro Campus). He was a scholarship recipient in the Tutorial Education Program (PET) of the Brazilian Ministry of Education (2022 - 2023). He conducted undergraduate research at the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning (DGPA/UNESP) in the field of Anthropogenic Geomorphology, focusing on landform transformations associated with mining activity in the municipality of Monte Mor, São Paulo, Brazil (2023 - 2025). He was awarded a FAPESP research grant (No. 2024/01856-0) under the Technical Training program, contributing to a research project in Regional Geography, with a focus on land control mechanisms and land fraud in the soybean-producing region of Southwest Piauí, Brazil (2024 - 2025). He is a full member of the Council of the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning (DGPA/UNESP), serving as a student representative. Currently, he is a Masters student in the Graduate Program in Geography (PPGG/UNESP) and a FAPESP-funded researcher under the Master's program (Grant No. 2024/16451-6). His research explores Anthropocene Geomorphology, with a particular focus on morphological and sedimentary changes driven by human activities in the middle Capivari River basin (São Paulo, Brazil). His academic interests include Physical Geography, particularly Geomorphology; detailed-scale mapping, with an emphasis on landform characterization and land-use analysis; and Geospatial Analysis, focusing on remote sensing, data processing, and spatial modeling. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)