A bit about me
- Professor of Geophysics at Universidade de São Paulo
- Leader of the Computer-Oriented Geoscience Lab
- Open-source developer: Fatiando a Terra, PyGMT, and more
- Dedicated involved loving father
- Pronouns: He/Ele/Él
This website is my personal space on the internet, including an infrequently updated blog, contact information, my full CV, some more about me, a collection of links to websites that I like, and my policy on “AI” usage.
Some blog posts
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Visualizing the on-going massive floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
2024-05-10
The state of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil is currently experiencing massive floods due to intense rain fall, affecting hundreds of thousands of people. The scale of these events is difficult to comprehend both at the human and at the physical level. To help visualize how large the floods...
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Moving back to Brazil
2023-07-31
Today is my last day working at the University of Liverpool and my last week living in the UK. It’s been a busy, interesting, exciting, and life-changing experience. I’ll always be glad that I came and immensely grateful to all of my colleagues and friends for welcoming me and my family and...
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Geo+Code UK - Lessons from organizing sprints for a mixed audience
2023-07-27
This blog post was first published on the Software Sustainability Institute’s blog on 29 May 2023 under a CC-BY-NC license. It’s republished here under the same license. After moving to the UK in 2019, I found myself missing some of the connections I had made in my previous job with folks that...