Inverse Problems Applied to Environmental Modelling of Rivers and Estuaries

Über den Autor

Jader Lugon Junior is a Full Professor at the Fluminense Federal Institute (IFFluminense), affiliated with the Vocational Doctoral Program in Modeling and Technology for the Environment Applied to Water Resources and the Master's Program in Environmental Engineering and the undergraduate program in Control and Automation Engineering. His research interests include computational modelling, environmental modeling, inverse problems, gas-liquid adsorption, and heat and mass transfer.

Wagner Rambaldi Telles is a Professor at the Northwest Fluminense Institute of Higher Education, Federal Fluminense University (INFES/UFF), and a faculty member in the Vocational Doctoral Program in Modeling and Technology for the Environment Applied to Water Resources and the Master's Program in Computational Modeling (PUVR/UFF). His research focuses on applied mathematics, numerical analysis, inverse problems, and optimization.

Pedro Paulo Gomes Watts Rodrigues is a retired Professor and Researcher in the Graduate Program in Computational Modeling at the Polytechnic Institute of the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ).

Antônio José da Silva Neto is a Full Professor at the Polytechnic Institute of the Rio de Janeiro State University (IPRJ/UERJ), and creator and head of the Heat and Mass Transfer (LEMA) and Mechanical Testing and Metrology (LEMec) laboratories. He is a member of the Brazilian National Academy of Engineering (ANE), and is a professor in the Graduate Program on Computational Modelling at IPRJ/UERJ, and in the Vocational Doctoral Program in Modelling and Technology for the Environment Applied to Water Resources (AmbHidro) at the Federal Fluminense Institute (IFF). His research main interests are in heat and mass transfer, scientific computing, computational/artificial intelligence, computational modelling, environmental modelling and inverse problems in mechanical and nuclear engineering.

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