Rodolfo Nobrega
@rodolfonobrega.bsky.social
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A tupiniquim eco/hydrologist.
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Photo of the Amazon Tall Tower Observatory (ATTO, 235 m) captured from the smaller installation tower (81 m).
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Do conservative leaf traits drive biomass allocation strategies that optimise root-zone water storage and help maintain transpiration under highly seasonal precipitation? Not sure we answer this in this paper, but at least we have results to start discussing it... doi.org/10.1111/gcb....
Global Assessment of Environmental and Plant‐Trait Influences on Root: Shoot Biomass Ratios
We assembled a large global dataset by combining several previous compilations to test eco-evolutionary optimality (EEO) hypotheses about how plants allocate carbon above- and below-ground (root: sho...
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infracursions.bsky.social
📢Call for Abstracts📢

Two-day workshop aiming to develop an #interdisciplinary discussion about the epistemologies & practices of scale

Scholars from ANY discipline are invited to submit by 3rd Nov 2025

📅23-24 Feb 2026
📍Bristol, UK
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#CallforAbstracts #CallforPapers
Poster for Call for Abstracts. Poster text reads: 
Deadline: 3 Nov 2025
Workshop
Unpacking the Heuristics and Methodologies of Scale
The Infracursions project at the University of Bristol invites scholars from any discipline to submit an abstract for a two-day workshop.
The workshop aims to develop an interdisciplinary discussion about the epistemologies and practices of scale. 
Dates: 23-24 February 2026
Location: Bristol, UK
Website: infracursions.org/events
Keynote Speakers:
Michael Lempert - Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Karen Seto - Professor of Geography & Urbanization, Yale School of the Environment
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It's been fantastic working with this team and I'm very happy our paper is out!
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I'm proud to share the first paper on co-creating water knowledge from our #IAHS #cocreatingwaterknowledge group! We're centering diverse knowledges in hydrology—a return to my ethnobotany roots. It's not always easy, but sparks creative ways of thinking about water. doi.org/10.1080/0262...
Co-creating water knowledge: a community perspective
Navigating the complexities of global and local water resources challenges requires collaboration and mutual learning among diverse knowledge systems and disciplines. However, Western philosophical...
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All set for another intense week of work in the tropics!
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Visit to surface water evaporation and sap flow monitoring systems in the Atlantic forest, Bahia, Brazil. #UFRB
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Thank you colleagues at the Ministry of Environment and UFMG for such great discussions!
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Code (github.com/razeayres/sl...) and model outputs (zenodo.org/records/1560...) are available, including config files for direct assimilation of data on soil profiles in SWAT for hydrological modelling.
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A few years ago, we visited the soil-survey archives of a region in Brazil. We digitised the data and began developing a framework for developing soil maps that accurately (pedologically) represent soil profiles in the tropics. The result is here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
A scalable framework for soil property mapping tested across a highly diverse tropical data-scarce region
Reliable soil property maps are essential for environmental modeling, yet conventional mapping methods remain costly and time-consuming. We developed …
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Rainwater harvesting system in #INSA
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Loved that example with the CEMADEN :)
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"[...] modellers stitch together data and theories from disparate locales, weaving them into seemingly universal hydrological frameworks. [...] however, it risks creating 'geographical chimera' of mismatched empirical parts [...]". www.water-alternatives.org/index.php/al...
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Water Models as Geographical Chimera: Precipitation Interception Routines as an Example of 'Patchwork Empiricism' John T. Van Stan II Biological, Geological, and Environmental Sciences, Cleveland...
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Cabot researchers, Josephine Walker, an expert in epidemiology and @rodolfonobrega.bsky.social, an ecohydrologist, have been collaborating with Ana Maria Silva (a Cabot MScR graduate) on the ground in Brazil and Federico Costa who is based at Baha University in Brazil.
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7 paragraphs - that's something I can read these days... :)
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Something about LinkedIn's corporate poetry style keeps me from engaging with it. I must be doing something wrong.
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Hydrology Paper of the Day @rodolfonobrega.bsky.social on extending the MOD16 evapotranspiration algorithm for MODIS: an improvement of spatiotemporal resolutions via the ESTIMET algorithm; day and night ET over all sky conditions; a comparison with EC data over Brazil; and spatial comparisons.
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natalieceperley.bsky.social
Are you interested in #cocreationofwaterknowledge ? #CCWK this and other webinars are archived on our YouTube channel. www.youtube.com/channel/UClp...
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We are 'over the moon' 😂😂😂