Over 5000 tons of spilled oil reached the northeast coast of Brazil in 2019. The Laboratory
for Computational Methods in Engineering (LAMCE/COPPE/UFRJ) employed time-reverse …

After two years of the most extensive (2890 km of coastline affected) oil spill on the Brazilian
coast (2019), a new event of unknown origin brought about 1.3 tons of plastics and oil to the …

Mathematical models based on grain size data enable identifying sediment transport
sources and processes in coastal regions, helping to understand the relationship between …

Flow field data generated by ocean models are important for simulating ocean currents and
circulation patterns, which are essential components in digital Earth construction. To …

Scientific diving (SD) is defined as any diving activity that applies scientific procedures to
produce subsidies for studies and technical works in underwater environments. The first …

The characterization of irregular patterns in images has become a focal point in numerous
studies due to its relevance in various applications. In particular, images depicting natural …

In the context of the energy transition, the Campos Basin region is one of the most important
and strategic areas in Brazil, given its relevance in oil and gas production, great wind …

Ocean surface net radiation (Rn) is significant in research on the Earth's heat balance
systems, air–sea interactions, and other applications. However, there have been few studies …

Sandy beaches have different shoreline change rates (ie, erosion/accretion rates). An
erosive process on beaches poses risks for human-occupied areas. One example is …

This perspective paper aims at presenting the current knowledge on the processes of ocean
acidification (OA) and coastal acidification (CA) in the Brazilian coastal ocean. We define …