University of Campinas (UNICAMP)

University of Campinas (UNICAMP) School of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism Water Resources Department 1

Opportunities of international collaboration with the Water Resources Department at University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil 2

University of Campinas (UNICAMP): location Campinas Metropolitan Region: About 2.8 million inhabitants 19 municipalities 7.8% of the state of São Paulo's GDP 2.7% of Brazil's GDP 3

University of Campinas (UNICAMP) www.unicamp.br/unicamp/en 4

University of Campinas (UNICAMP) Academics: Faculty size: 1733 (98% Ph.D.) Undergraduate ( 66 majors, 16,777 students) admissions: 3,320 applicants: 51,222(acceptance rate: 6,5%) Graduate (138 programs, 15,995 students enrolled) Master: 66 Annual Master defenses: 1221 Doctorate: 60 Annual Ph.D defenses: 871

Comparison Unicamp x Other Universities Nº Ph.D. (1996-2008) Universities: States: Regions:

University of Campinas (UNICAMP) Academics: Research areas: 1,049 Annual Journal Papers Production: 2,812 Annual Published Books: 245 Annual Chapters in Books: 980 Annual Projects with Funding: 4,951 Annual Requested Patents: 57 Annual Budget (state): U$ 641 million External Funding: U$ 242 million

The Growth of Research & Science in Brazil

The Growth of Research & Science in Brazil

Funding Research in Brazil Sources of Funding: Federal Foundations: CNPq (budget: $ 1 billion) CAPES (budget: $ 1.5 billion) State Foundations: FAPESP State of Sao Paulo ($ 450 million) FAPESP supports 11,000 scholarships and 8,000 research awards Funding from Companies: Telecom, Power Generation and Distribution, Oil & Gas companies have to invest a fraction (0.2 to 0.5%) of their revenues in R&D projects

Challenges to Engineering Educational System to Meet the Demand of Job Market Annual number of engineer graduates -BRIC countries: Russia: 120,000 India: 300,000 China: more than 400,000 Brazil: less than 40,000 Huge investments have been addressing critical needs in the infrastructure sector (Sanitation works, Highways, Energy, Ports, Airports + World Cup + Olympic Games)

FEC UNIVERSITY OF CAMPINAS -UNICAMP School of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism 2011 Faculdade de Engenharia Civil, Arquitetura e Urbanismo Prof. Paulo Barbosa, Dean Prof. Marina Ilha, Associate Dean

FEC-Unicamp: Highly Competitive Admission for the Undergraduate Programs: Civil Engineering (80 places/year) Admission: 1 student out of 36 (2.8% accepatnce rate) Architectural Design and Urban Planning (30 places/year) Admission: 1 student out of 75 (1.3% accepatnce rate) Competitive selection for both among similar programs of the country

FEC-Unicamp: Undergraduate Programs Strong and wide formation, covering main areas Many students involved in research ( 87 starting in 2010) Internships Option of Integrated MSc. and Undergraduated formation I

Graduate Programs: Civil Engineering (1985) New Program: Architecture Design, Technologies and Cities (2011) Evolution of Research Areas Master in Civil Engineering Water Resources (M) Stcructural Eng. (M) Transportation(M) Construction(M) Geothechnie (M) 2006 2007 1986 1992 1995 1996 1997 2002 2003 2005 Sanitation and Environment (D) Water Resources, Energy and Enviroment (D) Structural Eng. (D) Construction (D) Transportes (D) Architectural Design and Construction Master Dissertations and Ph.D. Thesis: 684 M.Sc. defenses 117 Doctoral defenses

School of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Planning FEC - UNICAMP Faculty, Technical Staff and Students 71 professors (97% with doctoral formation) 77 employers (administrative and technical staff) 651 undergrad students (Engineering and Archicteture) 411 graduate students 105 students enrolled in extension courses FEC: around 1315 people

FEC : Academic Environment

International Colaboration FEC Faculty FEC-UNICAMP

Applied Research, Professional Education and Agreements with Industry FEC- UNICAMP

WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Chair: Prof. Dr. José Gilberto Dalfré Filho (PhD UNICAMP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Associate Chair: Prof. Dr. Tiago Zenker Gireli (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. Abel Maia Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Prof. Dr. Alberto Luiz Francato (PhD USP) Profa Dra Ana Inés Borri Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Prof. Dr. André Munhoz A. Ferrão (PhD USP; pos doc Univ Catalunya) Prof. Dr. Antônio Carlos Zuffo (PhD USP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Prof. Dr. Carlos Alberto Mariotoni (PhD Southampton Univ.) Prof. Dr. Edevar Luvizotto Júnior (PhD USP; pos doc Univ. Valencia) Prof. Dr. José Anderson N. Batista (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. Paulo Sérgio Franco Barbosa (PhD USP; pos doc Princeton, sabattical Harvard) Prof. Dr. Paulo Vatavuk (PhD USP; pos doc ITA) Profa Dra Rozely Ferreira dos Santos (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. Vladimir A. Paulon (PhD USP; pos doc Berkeley)

Research Areas: 1) Hidrology and Water Resources Management Prof. Dr. Abel Maia Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Profa Dra Ana Inés Borri Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Prof. Dr. André Munhoz A. Ferrão (PhD USP; pos doc Univ Catalunya) Prof. Dr. Antônio Carlos Zuffo (PhD USP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Prof. Dr. José Anderson N. Batista (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. José Gilberto Dalfré Filho (PhD UNICAMP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Profa Dra Rozely Ferreira dos Santos (PhD USP)

Research Areas: 2) Hydraulic Engineering Profa Dra Ana Inés Borri Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Prof. Dr. Edevar Luvizotto Júnior (PhD USP; pos doc Univ. Valencia) Prof. Dr. José Gilberto Dalfré Filho (PhD UNICAMP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Prof. Dr. Paulo Sérgio Franco Barbosa (PhD USP; pos doc Princeton, sabattical Harvard) Prof. Dr. Paulo Vatavuk (PhD USP; pos doc ITA) Prof. Dr. Tiago Zenker Gireli (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. Vladimir A. Paulon (PhD USP; pos doc Berkeley)

Research Areas: 3) Energy Planning and Systems Profa Dra Ana Inés Borri Genovez (PhD USP; pos doc Colorado State University) Prof. Dr. Alberto Luiz Francato (PhD USP) Prof. Dr. Carlos Alberto Mariotoni (PhD Southampton Univ.) Prof. Dr. Paulo Sérgio Franco Barbosa (PhD USP; pos doc Princeton, sabattical Harvard) Prof. Dr. Tiago Zenker Gireli (PhD USP) 23

Research Areas: 4) Regional Planning in watersheds Prof. Dr. André Munhoz A. Ferrão (PhD USP; pos doc Univ Catalunya) Prof. Dr. Antônio Carlos Zuffo (PhD USP; pos doc Univ. of Toronto) Prof. Dr. José Anderson N. Batista (PhD USP) Profa Dra Rozely Ferreira dos Santos (PhD USP) 24

GRADUATE PROGRAM: WATER, ENERGY AND ENVIROMENTAL RESOURCES Some themes of finished PhD and MSc thesis: Evaluation of scenarios in the context of global warming; Multicriteria analysis as an aid to decision making; Multiobjective optimization of operating systems; Hydrological modeling; Maximum and minimum flows; Regionalization of flow; Water resources management; Groundwater; Hydrological classification of soils; Urban drainage; Sediment transport; 25

Geographic Information System; Supply systems; Water supply management; Alternatives water treatments; Hydraulic systems and machines; Hydraulic transients; Cavitation; Hydraulic structures; Dam safety; Materials for dams; Spillways and weirs; Maritime Hydraulics; Ports and Channels; Energy planning; Alternatives sources of energy; Energy efficiency; Among others. 26

CLIMATIC CHANGES Work in development by Prof. Dr. Antonio Carlos Zuffo Rainfall changes in the Campinas Great Area 2004: Equações de chuva são eternas? In: XXI Congreso latinoamericano de Hidráulica * Rainfall increase in the Campinas Great Area; * Number of rainfall days decreased, however the annual rainfall intensity rised; Hipothesis: 1) Urban growth; 2) Cantareira Reservoirs; 3) Climatic changes. 27

1) Urban growth: region has grown very rapidly; Thermal convection: rainfalls of high intensity but low duration. 3) Climatic change 2) Cantareira reservoirs: In the 70s: construction of a system of reservoirs for water supply to the São Paulo Great Area; Reservoirs located in the direction of the prevailing winds towards Campinas 3) Climatic changes or most likely the sum of the 3 causes 28

Other sudies: *rainfall days reduction: reduction of groundwater * reduction of base flows *rainfalls of high intensity and low duration: *flood *increase of dry period *decrease of water disponibility: conflict 29

Possible Ini1a1ves: Interna1onal Colabora1on with Other Universi1es Exchange students (graduate and undergrad) Short Visits of professors to Unicamp, and vice- versa (short courses, research collaboragon, etc.) Longer stay of professors sabalcal ( 6 to 12 months) ParGcipaGon professors/students on joint research with funding

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