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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Astronomia, Geofísica e Ciências Atmosféricas (IAG) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I have Master's degree in Biological Sciences (Botany), from the University of São Paulo (in 1990), PhD (in 1997) and Professor Assistant (in 2006), last both in Meteorology, also from the University of São Paulo (1997). I am currently Professor MS_5 level 3 at the University of São Paulo. I have experience in Geosciences, with emphasis on Environmental Meteorology, working mainly on the following topics: numerical modeling, principal component analysis, epidemiology, air pollution, bioaerosols and human biometeorology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Airborne particles, also called particulate matter, can impact directly and indirectly on earth's climate as well as on human and animal health. Aerosol particles range from a few microns down to very small sizes, such as a few tens of Angstroms. These particles can directly absorb or reflect solar radiation within the atmosphere affecting directly the earth's energy balance, a major focu…
The proposed visit of Dr. Morris INRA-Avignon will support the area of bioaerosols within the scope of the Thematic Project NUANCE (FAPESP2008/58104-8) which Prof. Maria de Fatima Andrade is the coordinator. The prof. Fabio Gonçalves is the coordinator of bioaerosols within the scope of this Project. Additionally, the master's project (no. 2013/23274-9 FAPESP), coordinated by Prof. Andrad…
This is a multidisciplinary Project, which emphasizes geriatric population impacts, i. e., over 65 years old, of meteorological variables associated to human thermal comfort, and concerning to the climatology and climate change in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo. This is a biometeorological study, human subdivision, based on ISB (International Society of Biometeorology). According to…
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A vacancy for postdoctoral scholar exists for research into the role of primary biological aerosol particles in clouds. These are to be simulated with numerical models. The objective is to develop and/or adapt microphysics schemes that can use as their inputs information about the aerosol conditions of size, chemistry and loading. Airborne concentrations and size distributions of bacteria…
Airborne particles, also called particulate matter, can impact directly and indirectly on Earth's climate as well as on human and animal health. Aerosol particles range from a few microns down to very small sizes, such as a few tens of Angstroms. These particles can directly absorb or reflect solar radiation within the atmosphere affecting directly the Earth's energy balance, a major focu…
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Primary Biological Aerosol Particles (PBAPs) are airborne solid and insoluble particles originate from living organisms such as bacteria, fungi, and pollen. They can impact directly and indirectly on Earth's climate as well as on human and animal health. The concentrations of PBAPs exhibit significant spatial and temporal variations based on factors such as altitude, region, and meteorolo…
The Synoptic Spatial Classification (SSC) is one of the most comprehensive methods of categorizing air masses. Sheridan (2002) developed the current SSC and referred it as "SSC2", resulting an extensive line of research which has been initiated by other authors of late 90's. The SSC2 uses a combination of meteorological variables (air temperature, dew point temperature, wind speed, cloud …
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