Antonio Divino Moura

Electrical Engineer - Federal University of Minas Gerais (1969), PhD in Meteorology and Physical Oceanography - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1974); Post doctoral studies at NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center (1980); Director of the National Institute of Meteorology - INMET (2003 -). Elected First VIce-president of WMO (2011 -). Permanent Representative of Brazil with WMO and Members of its Executive Council; Represents MAPA in the AEB Council as well as at CIRM; Founding Director-General of the IRI - International Research Institute for Climate and Society at Columbia University; Chairman Intergovernmental TOGA Board (67 buoys in the equatorial Pacific to monitor El Niño); Member PIRATA -pilot project of buoys in the tropical Atlântico; Researcher, teacher and Director of Meteorology at INPE (1970-1996). President of the Brazilian Meteorological Society (2013-14). Elected Honorary Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society (2013). Elected Member of the Academy of Sciences for the developing world - TWAS, Italy (1998). Experience in research, teaching adn applications in Geosciences, Meteorology and Climatology, mainly in weather prediction, climate studies, el Niño, ocean-atmosphere interactions and droughts in Northeast Brazil. (less)

Electrical Engineer - Federal University of Minas Gerais (1969), PhD in Meteorology and Physical Oceanography - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1974); Post doctoral studies at NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center (1980); Director of the National Institute of Meteorology - INMET (2003 -). Elected First VIce-president of WMO (2011 -). Permanent Representative of Brazil with WMO and Members of its Executive Council; Represents MAPA in the AEB Council as well as at CIRM; Founding Directo (... more)

Engenheiro Eletricista UFMG (1969), mestrado INPE e doutorado em Meteorologia e Oceanografia Física - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1974). Pós-doutorado na NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (1980); Diretor do Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia (2003 - ); Primeiro Vice-presidente da Organização Meteorológica Mundial ? OMM (2011 -), Representante Permanente do Brasil e membro do conselho executivo da OMM, representante do Mapa no Conselho Superior da AEB e na CIRM. Foi Diretor-Geral fundador do IRI - International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Earth Institute, Columbia University, New York (1996-2002). Chairman Intergovernmental TOGA Board (67 boias no Pacifico equatorial para monitorar El Niño); Membro PIRATA -projeto piloto de boias no Atlântico tropical. Pesquisador, professor e Diretor de Meteorologia no INPE (1970 - 1996). Presidente da Sociedade Brasileira de Meteorologia (2013 - 14), Eleito Honorary Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society, London (2013). Membro eleito da Academia de Ciências para o mundo em desenvolvimento - TWAS, Itália (1998). Experiência em pesquisa e ensino na área de Geociências, com ênfase em Meteorologia e Climatologia, atuando em previsão do tempo e estudos climáticos, El Niño, interação oceano-atmosfera e secas nordestinas. (less)

Engenheiro Eletricista UFMG (1969), mestrado INPE e doutorado em Meteorologia e Oceanografia Física - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1974). Pós-doutorado na NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (1980); Diretor do Instituto Nacional de Meteorologia (2003 - ); Primeiro Vice-presidente da Organização Meteorológica Mundial ? OMM (2011 -), Representante Permanente do Brasil e membro do conselho executivo da OMM, representante do Mapa no Conselho Superior da AEB e na CIRM. Foi Diretor-Geral (... more)