I am a researcher focusing on geography, territorial planning, and coastal dynamics under climate change scenarios, bridging spatial technologies with social science frameworks to address urgent climate adaptation challenges. My current research interests focus on Coastal Adaptation, Coastal Boundary Demarcation Lines, and the integration of Stakeholder Engagement and Public Participation in coastal management strategies. Presently, I am a Collaborator Member at CICS.NOVA Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences at the NOVA University of Lisbon, the institution where I completed my academic training. I hold a B.A. in Geography and Regional Planning, an M.A. in Territory Management (Environment and Natural Resources), and a PhD in Geography and Territorial Planning, with a specialisation in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems. With a research background mainly in the Lisbon area (having collaborated with centres such as e-GEO, DINAMIA’CET, CEG-IGOT, and CEACT-UAL), my work is also shaped by international perspectives. These include an ERASMUS exchange at Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster (Germany) and two terms as a visiting scholar at the CSIR in Durban, South Africa.