CV Lattes
Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto Oceanográfico (IO) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ph.D., Master, and Bachelor in Oceanography from the Oceanographic Institute of the University of São Paulo. Ph.D. with an emphasis in Chemical Oceanography and Master in Geological Oceanography. Experience in geochemistry and marine sedimentology, a specialist in metal content in a coastal sediment from the Amazon region and continental slope. Knowledge in the application of multivariate statistical analysis and geochemical proxies with a focus on climatic variation, sediment provenance, the influence of anthropic activities on sediment dynamics, and reconstitution of hydrographic properties of the sea. Professional knowledge with database organization, technical, administrative, and academic support in research and consulting projects, processing and mapping of physical oceanographic data based on climatology and satellite. Additionally, experience in consulting, project specification, implementation, and training for statistical process control automation, measurement instrument management, and measurement system analysis. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The reconstruction of environmental conditions is important for the understanding of global climate variability and essential for providing forecasts of climate change. The sea surface temperature (SST) is the most important parameter for understanding the Earth's climate dynamics and usually used as contour parameter simulation models providing more accurate climate predictions. This pro…
Tropic-subtropic cells (TSC) refer to meridional overturning shallow cells contained in the upper 500 m layer in the ocean as a result from the Ekman dynamics near the equatorial regions of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Waters from the upper layers in the tropical regions outcrop in response to the equatorial divergence and are carried toward the poles. When they arrive at the subtropi…
Reconstruction of environmental variables such as temperature and ocean salinity of past times is important for an understanding of the natural variability of global climate. The purpose of the present project is to reconstruct the temperature and salinity of the sea surface in the Brazilian equatorial continental margin during the Holocene, from Mg/Ca ratio and oxygen isotope data (´18O)…
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