Diogo Victor Santos

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ID9953286
NOMBREDiogo Victor Santos
NOMBRESDiogo Victor
APELLIDOSantos
FIRMASANTOS D V
AFILIACIONESMinistry of Science, Technology and Innovation
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS7
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR7
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2020
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2021
ÍNDICE H0

  • Impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change in Brazil

    Open AccessJosé Antônio Marengo, Saulo Rodrigues Filho et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2021

    Impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change in Brazil: an integrated approach

  • Implications of climate change impacts for the Brazilian electricity mix

    Open AccessEveline Vasquez-Arroyo, Dan Abensur Gandelman et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2021

    Hydropower generation is responsible for supplying most of the electricity in Brazil. Like other renewable sources, water is highly sensitive to meteorological variables, so that climate change may have a considerable impact on it. Therefore, this study aims at assessing climate change impacts on hydropower generation and their consequences for the Brazilian electricity system. Scenario data for specific average global warming levels of 2°C and 4…

  • Climate change and disasters

    Open AccessLetícia Palazzi Pérez, Saulo Rodrigues Filho et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2020

    One of the main consequences of climate change in Brazil is the increase in the occurrence of extreme rainfall, which in turn trigger Hydrometeorological disasters; the Brazilian continental dimension, the regional characteristics of biomes and socioeconomic inequality are conditioning factors for the impacts of extreme events in the country. This work analyzes Brazil’s socioeconomic and urban infrastructure vulnerability, combined with the regio…

  • Impacts of extreme climate events on Brazilian agricultural production

    Open AccessAndré Luiz De Carvalho, Diogo Victor Santos et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2020

    Brazilian agricultural production stands out in world food security, accounting for a large part of the food produced worldwide. However, occurrence of extreme climate events is a challenge for the sector across the country. Thus, this study aims to assess extreme climate events impacts on Brazilian agricultural production. The loss index was calculated using crop data made available by the IBGE from 2005 to 2017, while data on the occurrence of …

  • The Nexus+ approach applied to studies of Impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change in Brazil

    Open AccessSonia Viggiani Coutinho, Diogo Victor Santos et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2020

    This paper aims to present the methodology developed within the Impacts, Vulnerability and Adaptation (IVA) to climate change component of the Fourth National Communication (4CN) of Brazil. The methodological choice of this 4CN involves the application of the nexus+ integrated approach, based on studies of impacts and vulnerabilities for water, energy, food and socio-environmental securities, in the different in the territories of Brazilian biome…

  • Projections of Brazilian biomes resilience and socio-environmental risks to climate change

    Open AccessPatricia Pinho, Patrícia F Pinho et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2020

    Climate change has been considered, at a global level, as one of the main anthropogenic drivers of environmental transformation, especially on biomes, ecosystems and the most vulnerable population. In this regard, the concept of resilience has been widely used in ecology to explain the ecosystem transition thresholds by which forests and other habitats are able to restructure in the face of various external disturbances. However, the concept of r…

  • Adaptation opportunities for water security in Brazil

    Open AccessVânia Rosa Pereira, Daniel Andrés Rodriguez et al.ARTICLESustainability in Debate2020

    We sought to identify priorities and adaptation opportunities for water security across the various Brazilian biomes. With ever-growing demand and water-usage, future climate scenarios suggest that further water resources management constraints are to be endured throughout the next two decades. The unbalance between high-quality water demand and availability in a multisectoral usage context (e.g., domestic, industry, agribusiness) highlights the …