Linked publications

Paper published on the Regional Environmental Change Journal on the process of adaptation to Climate Change in large Brazilian cities, as a result of the CiAdapta Project, coordinated by Prof. Dr. Gabriela Marques di Giulio.

2019

Gabriela Marques Di Giulio, Roger Rodrigues Torres, David M. Lapola, Ana Maria Bedran-Martins, Maria da Penha Vasconcellos, Diego Rafael Braga, Marcos Paulo Fuck, Yohanna Juk, Veruska Nogueira, Ana Carolina Penna, Tiago Jacaúna, Marcelo Fetz, Zoraide Pessoa, Rylanneive Pontes, Marize Schons, Adriano Premebida

Organized by Prof. Pedro Jacobi (IEE/USP) and Eduardo Trani (CDHU), the publication was carried out through a partnership with the Brazil team of the LatinoAdapta Project (IEE/USP and FGVces), linked to the Regional Center for Climate Change and Decision Making, with the Secretariat of Infrastructure and Environment. The book's objective is to strengthen the debate on the pressing resilience building and risk management related to climate and natural disasters in increasing frequency and intensity in all countries of the planet.

To this end, it counts on the contribution of different views on the integration of adaptation measures in policies, strategies and regional and national plans, as well as measures related to improvements in education, raising awareness and training of human and institutional resources with a focus on women, youth, local communities and vulnerable populations. Focusing on the State of São Paulo, professors from São Paulo universities, researchers, technicians from state agencies and members of NGOs with extensive experience in the subject participate in the book. Book produced within the LatinoAdapta Project.

2019

Many authors

Bibliographic review of the main characteristics associated with the development of subtropical cyclones in the main ocean basins, obtained from observations and numerical simulations.

2018

Rosmeri Porfírio da Rocha, Michelle Simões Reboita, Luiz Felippe Gozzo, Lívia Márcia Mosso Dutra, Eduardo Marcos de Jesus

Bibliographic review on the evolution of regional climate modeling, focusing on studies developed for South America.

2018

Tércio Ambrizzi, Michelle Simões Reboita, Rosmeri Porfírio da Rocha, Marta Llopart

The first part of the book (part A) consists of seven chapters and presents approaches to basic science in its multiple dimensions. The second part (part B) presents five chapters associated with impacts, adaptation and vulnerability.

2015

Many authors

Book for teachers and students (elementary and high school), with educational content focused on deepening the knowledge on the main aspects associated with Climate Change and its impacts on society.

2015

Many authors