Alcindo Neckel has a post-doctorate in Landscape Architecture and Urban Architecture (Cornell University, 2017), with a PhD in Geography from UFRGS (2014), and is a doctoral candidate in Geography and Environmental Sciences at Atlantic International University (Miami/USA). He has a Master's in Engineering (Infrastructure and Environment, UPF, 2010) and a Specialist in Higher Education Teaching (FACPORTAL, 2010). He graduated in Architecture and Urbanism (IMED, 2022), Pedagogical Training for Basic and Professional Education (IFRS, 2014), Environmental Management (FACPORTAL, 2012), and Geography - Licentiate and Bachelor's Degree (UPF, 2007). He has been a professor at the School of Architecture and Urbanism of Atitus Educação and PPGARQ-Atitus since 2014, receiving the Atitus Productivity Scholarship and CNPq PQ-2 in Research. He leads the Society, Environment, and Urban Environmental Impacts and NEPMOUR (Atitus) groups, both registered with the CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development). He serves on the editorial boards of Olam: Science & Technology Magazine and IMED Architecture Magazine, and serves as a reviewer for journals such as Chemosphere, Marine Pollution Bulletin, Geography Notebook, and Urbe, among others. He works in the areas of Urban and Regional Planning, Architecture, and Urbanism, with an emphasis on urban environmental impacts, environmental valuation, solid waste, water resources, remote sensing, and geoprocessing.