graduate degree at Bacharelado e Licenciatura Em Química from Universidade Estadual de Londrina (1987), master's at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (1991) and doctorate at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (1996). Has experience in Geosciences, focusing on Chemistry of the Atmosphere, acting on the following subjects: poluição do ar, águas de chuva, química da atmosfera, chuva ácida and smog fotoquímico. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The BIOMASP+ project (BIOgenic emissions in the Metropolitan Area of São Paulo) is a bilateral project between Brazil and France. This 5-year-duration project is coordinated by Dr Adalgiza Fornaro from University of São Paulo (IAG, USP) and Dr Agnès Borbon fromUniversity of Clermont Auvergne/CNRS (LaMP). BIOMASP+ will quantify BVOC emission and concentrations and their major drivers in MA…
In the last 50 years, the number of megacities has increased more than ten times, housing more than half of the world population, whose challenges have air pollution at the top of the list, representing more than 5 million deaths per year worldwide, mainly, due to PM2.5. While the anthropogenic nature of air pollution has been considered for a long time, there are evidence that the mixing…
The vehicular emissions have been recognized as São Paulo megacity (MASP) main air pollution source, with more than 8 million vehicles burning mixing fossils and biofuels. The analysis of the trends in the three-year 8 h moving means in MASP showed that the maximum ozone concentrations have remained relatively constant over the last 15 years, with no decrease trend. It raises the question…
The growth and prosperity of cities and urban areas is propelled by advantages of agglomeration. These advantages however are not equally experienced by all members of the population, moreover the distribution is often not socially justified, as the group (AU)
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BVOCs are key components in the oxidative atmospheric capacity. They play a large role in secondary pollutant formation such as particles or tropospheric ozone. These secondary products have a great impact on air quality and pollution inducing health diseases and troubles in environmental questions (diseases on plants). This research project is involved in the French and Brazilian BIOMASP…
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