Job Type
Research
Natural Resource Management
Institutional Management
Decision Making & Policy
Technical Advice & Consulting
Subject Area
Emergency Management
Fisheries, Aquaculture
Marine and Coastal Engineering
Policy, Law, Economics, Management
Pollution
Activities
My current research activities are focused on ocean governance, blue economy, marine spatial planning, and the analysis of conflicts and synergies among ocean economy activities in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As part of my MSc in Environmental Management at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), I study how different maritime and coastal activities interact within the same marine and coastal space, including offshore oil and gas, fisheries, ports and logistics, coastal communities, tourism, environmental protection, scientific research, innovation, and maritime security.
My research aims to identify environmental, socioeconomic, operational, spatial, and regulatory conflicts among these activities, while also exploring opportunities for cooperation, coexistence, shared use, improved governance, and sustainable development. This work is connected to the broader context of Brazil’s Blue Amazon, where economic activities, environmental protection, traditional uses of the sea, energy security, and strategic maritime interests coexist in a complex ocean governance environment.
My academic background in Oceanography from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) provides the scientific foundation for this research, particularly in relation to marine environmental processes, coastal and offshore systems, marine pollution, fisheries, environmental monitoring, and oceanographic data interpretation.
My professional experience complements this research through more than 15 years of work in marine environmental management, offshore environmental licensing, environmental impact assessment, oceanographic and environmental monitoring, METOCEAN applications, oil spill preparedness, emergency response planning, and regulatory engagement for offshore oil and gas projects in Brazil. I have worked on environmental studies, licensing processes, monitoring programs, technical reports, stakeholder interfaces, and emergency preparedness initiatives in several Brazilian sedimentary basins, including Campos, Santos, Sergipe-Alagoas, Foz do Amazonas, Pará-Maranhão, and Ceará/Potiguar.
I have also strengthened my strategic perspective through studies in Ocean Economy and Governance at the Brazilian Naval War College and Maritime Strategy through FEMAR in partnership with the Brazilian Naval War College. These experiences expanded my understanding of maritime strategy, ocean policy, maritime power, marine governance, and the strategic relevance of Brazil’s Blue Amazon.
My broader objective is to connect ocean science, environmental management, offshore operational experience, and maritime governance to support more integrated, evidence-based, and sustainable decision-making for the use of marine and coastal areas.
Sea regions of study
South Atlantic Ocean
Global
Skills
Marine environmental management; ocean governance; blue economy; marine spatial planning; analysis of conflicts and synergies among ocean economy activities; offshore oil and gas environmental management; environmental licensing; environmental impact assessment; marine and coastal environmental monitoring; oceanographic monitoring; METOCEAN applications; oil spill preparedness; emergency response planning; marine pollution assessment; coastal sensitivity and vulnerability analysis; fisheries and coastal community studies; regulatory engagement; stakeholder engagement; environmental compliance; technical reporting; multidisciplinary team coordination; offshore operational support; sustainability in marine and coastal areas; Brazil’s Blue Amazon; maritime strategy; environmental risk management.
Working language(s)
English
Portuguese
Spanish
Comment(s)
Oceanographer with experience in marine environmental management, offshore environmental licensing, oceanographic monitoring, METOCEAN applications, oil spill preparedness, and regulatory engagement in Brazil’s offshore oil and gas sector. My MSc research focuses on conflicts and synergies among ocean economy activities in the State of Rio de Janeiro, particularly in relation to ocean governance, blue economy, marine spatial planning, offshore energy, fisheries, ports, coastal communities, and environmental protection.
I am an oceanographer graduated from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) and currently pursuing an MSc in Environmental Management at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). My current research focuses on conflicts and synergies among ocean economy activities in the State of Rio de Janeiro, with emphasis on offshore oil and gas, fisheries, ports and logistics, coastal communities, tourism, environmental protection, scientific research, innovation, and maritime security.
My research seeks to understand how these activities interact in the same marine and coastal space, identifying potential environmental, socioeconomic, operational, and regulatory conflicts, as well as opportunities for cooperation, shared use, improved governance, and sustainable development in the context of Brazil’s Blue Amazon.
My professional background includes more than 15 years of experience in marine environmental management, offshore environmental licensing, environmental impact assessment, oceanographic and environmental monitoring, METOCEAN applications, oil spill preparedness, emergency response planning, and regulatory engagement for offshore oil and gas projects in Brazil.
I have also complemented my academic and technical background with studies in Ocean Economy and Governance at the Brazilian Naval War College and Maritime Strategy through FEMAR in partnership with the Brazilian Naval War College. These experiences expanded my perspective on the strategic, environmental, socioeconomic, and geopolitical relevance of the ocean for Brazil.