Cleber Santos

Dr. Cleber Santos

State University of Pará, Belém, Pará, Brazil
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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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15 May 2018 in MERCATOR
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MFMonique Helen Cravo Soares Farias
Monique Helen Cravo Soares Farias
NBNorma Ely Santos Beltrão
Norma Ely Santos Beltrão
YCYvens Ely Martins Cordeiro
Yvens Ely Martins Cordeiro
Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
In recent years, it is possible to realize a change in the profile of deforestation in the Amazon, reflecting increasing rates of “little deforestations”, result from the diversification of productive activities related to family farming. In the Amazon, the state of Pará stands out for its strategic location when considering the Arc of Deforestation in advance, and also for its contribution in the distribution of lands by the Agrarian Reform, whose settlements add 1.055 units and 221.04 families installed. In this context, this paper aims to investigate the influence of the settlement projects of agrarian reform have on deforestation in the city of Novo Repartimento (PA) from 2000 to 2013. Keywords: Settlement; Conservation; Deforestation; Dynamics

22 December 2022 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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ESEdivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Edivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
MSMadson Tavares Silva
Madson Tavares Silva
TFThomás Ferreira
Thomás Ferreira
AXAna Xavier
Ana Xavier
Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
VSVicente de Paulo Rodrigues da Silva
Vicente de Paulo Rodrigues da Silva

24 March 2021 in Atmosphere
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Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
RCRayonil G Carneiro
Rayonil G Carneiro
CBCamilla Kassar Borges
Camilla Kassar Borges
Didier GastmansDidier Gastmans
Didier Gastmans
LBLaura Borma
Laura Borma
The use of stable isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen is a tool widely used to trace water paths along the hydrological cycle, providing support for understanding climatic conditions in different spatial scales. One of the main synoptic scale events acting in southeastern Brazil is the South Atlantic Convergence Zone (SACZ), which causes a large amount of precipitation from southern Amazonia to southeastern Brazil during the southern summer. In order to determine the isotopic composition of precipitation during the action of SACZ in São Francisco Xavier in southeastern Brazil, information from the Weather Forecasting and Climate Studies Center of the National Institute for Space Research (CPTEC) was used regarding SACZ performance days, the retrograde trajectories of the HYSPLIT model, and images from the GOES-16 satellite, in addition to the non-parametric statistical tests by Spearman and Kruskal–Wallis. A high frequency of air mass trajectories from the Amazon to southeastern Brazil was observed when the SACZ was operating. During the SACZ events, the average isotopic composition of precipitation was more depleted, with a δ18O of −9.9‰ (±2.1‰), a δ2H of −69.3‰ (±17.9‰), and d-excess of 10.1‰ (±4.0‰). When disregarding the SACZ performance, the annual isotopic composition can present an enrichment of 1.0‰ for δ18O and 8.8‰ for the δ2H. The long-term monitoring of trends in the isotopic composition of precipitation during the SACZ events can assist in indicating the evapotranspiration contribution of the Amazon rainforest to the water supply of southeastern Brazil.

12 November 2016 in HOLOS
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Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
ALAline Maria Meiguins de Lima
Aline Maria Meiguins de Lima
MFMonique Helen Cravo Soares Farias
Monique Helen Cravo Soares Farias
UAUilson Ricardo Venâncio Aires
Uilson Ricardo Venâncio Aires
ESEdivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Edivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Nos últimos anos, a variabilidade climática e o uso desordenado do solo têm impactado vários componentes do ciclo hidrológico em muitas regiões em todo o mundo, fazendo com que as séries hidrológicas deixem de ser estacionárias. Este trabalho tem por finalidade identificar se as vazões máximas anuais diárias da bacia hidrográfica do Rio Pardo apresentam comportamento não estacionário e o principal motivo de tal fator. Os dados pluviométricos e fluviométricos de vazão foram obtidos a partir do banco de dados históricos disponibilizados pela Agência Nacional de Águas (ANA), entre os anos de 1941 a 2013. Os dados de uso do solo (1940 a 2010), para caracterização da área antropizada são provenientes do Grupo de Pesquisa em Interação Atmosfera-Biosfera da UFV. Os testes estatísticos empregados para a identificação da não estacionariedade foram os testes não paramétricos de Mann-Kendall e Spearman Rho, além do teste de Pettitt para localizar o ponto de ruptura na série. Foi identificada uma tendência crescente na série de vazão anual máxima diária do Rio Pardo, logo, esta não se caracterizou como estacionária. Como os eventos de precipitação estão estatisticamente estacionários, a substituição da vegetação natural, representa um dos principais fatores do comportamento da série de vazão máxima não ser mais estacionária.

10 December 2015 in REVISTA GEOGRÁFICA ACADÊMICA
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ESEdivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Edivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
RWRomero Thiago Sobrinho Wanzeler
Romero Thiago Sobrinho Wanzeler
ALAline Maria Meiguins de Lima
Aline Maria Meiguins de Lima
A bacia hidrográfica do rio Solimões tem sua recarga hídrica modulada por diversos sistemas atmosféricos, onde a porção norte sofre maior influência da Zona de Convergência Intertropical (ZCIT) e a porção sul tem influência da Zona de Convergência do Atlântico Sul (ZCAS), bem como aglomerados convectivos e sistemas frontais atuantes nessa região. Contudo eventos de El Niño e Dipolo do Atlântico podem modular o regime pluvial causando estiagens severas. O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar o comportamento pluviométrico na bacia hidrográfica do rio Solimões nos anos de 2005 e 2010, marcados como as maiores secas do século na Amazônia. Os resultados obtidos mostraram que a pluviometria na bacia do rio Solimões foi drasticamente reduzida na região sudoeste em 2005. Já em 2010 toda a porção oeste e sul da bacia foram afetadas durante a seca. Este comportamento está vinculado ocorrência dos fenômenos ENOS fase positiva e do dipolo do Atlântico positivo, que são fortes moduladores da precipitação na Amazônia. Logo, observa-se que o rio Solimões tem sofrido com os fenômenos climáticos que atuam na Região Amazônica, com consequente repercussão nas cidades que se localizam as suas margens.

1 January 2019 in Boletim de Ciências Geodésicas
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ESEdivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Edivaldo Afonso de Oliveira Serrão
Madson Tavares SilvaMadson Tavares Silva
Madson Tavares Silva
FSFrancisco de Assis Salviano de Sousa
Francisco de Assis Salviano de Sousa
ALAline Maria Meiguins de Lima
Aline Maria Meiguins de Lima
Cleber SantosCleber Santos
Cleber Santos
VSVicente Silva
Vicente Silva
The impacts of anthropogenic degradation are becoming increasingly more evident in the Amazon and are jeopardizing its environmental systems and water resources, particularly in low monitored watersheds. Thus, the use of hydrological models is necessary to gain an understanding of these impacts on Amazonian river systems. The aim of this study was to analyze the simulation of some hydrological processes in the Itacaiúnas River watershed and its relation with human-induced impacts in the Southeast region of the Pará state using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model. SWAT modeling requires several databases, such as relief, land use and land occupation, soil type, and climatic and hydrological variables. These data are input parameters for the SWAT model. The results showed that the hydrological variables in the Amazon tend to follow the seasonal precipitation cycle, with the highest values occurring between January and June and lowest between July and November. It was evident that base and lateral flows are responsible for maintaining perennial river flow during the dry season. Regarding anthropogenic actions in the watershed, precipitation, evapotranspiration, and sediment transportation are clearly affected by environmental degradation, as well as by the replacement of forest by grassland and mining activities. The results may assist in public policy including mitigation and adaptation of environmental systems in the region. In addition, they can improve the management of natural resources in the Itacaiúnas River watershed.