PROFESORES
Cristina Mateus
PhD Ingeniería en Recursos Hídricos – Oregon State University
Oficina: Edif. Hayek, H-101K
Telf: (+593 2) 297-1700, ext. 1419
E-mail: mcmateus@usfq.edu.ec
Mis Intereses
Mis intereses incluyen gestión, manejo y restauración de Recursos Hídricos; Ingeniería de Ríos; Programación y Modelación de Cuencas Hidrológicas, Cambios Climáticos y Represas Hidroeléctricas; Calidad de Agua; Inventario de Emisiones Antropogénicas.
Proyectos
- Efficient water consumption and waste water treatment in the tourism value chain in the Galapagos Islands.
- A Multi-stakeholder Approach for Galapagos Water Security and Resiliency under a Changing Climate.
- DRYvER: Securing biodiversity, functional integrity and ecosystem services in DRYing riVER networks.
- Resolving data fragmentation to examine global-scale drivers of freshwater Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs).
- Modelo de emisiones atmosféricas para la generación de políticas en la provincia de Galápagos.
- Fondo Verde Galápagos – FAO: Galápagos Compatible con el Clima. 7. Resilient urban development in the Galapagos Islands.
Publicaciones
Año | Título | Autores | Documento |
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2020 | Governance Mechanisms and Barriers for Achieving Water Quality Improvements in Galapagos. | Cristina Mateus, Melanie Valencia, Kara DiFrancesco, Valeria Ochoa-Herrera, Todd Gartner and Diego Quiroga | Descargar |
2019 | An Integrated Approach for Evaluating Water Quality between 2007-2015 in Santa Cruz Island in the Galapagos Archipelago. | Cristina Mateus, Christian A. Guerrero, Galo Quezada, Daniel Lara and Valeria Ochoa-Herrera | Descargar |
2017 | Reliability, Sensitivity, and Uncertainty of Reservoir Performance Under Climate Variability in Basins with Different Hydrogeologic Settings in Northwestern United States. | Cristina Mateus & Desiree Tullos | Descargar |
2016 | Reliability, Sensitivity, and Vulnerability of Reservoir Operations under Climate Change. | Cristina Mateus & Desiree Tullos | Descargar |
2015 | Hydrologic Sensitivity to Climate and Land Use Changes in the Santiam River Basin, Oregon | Cristina Mateus, Desiree D. Tullos, and Christopher G. Surfleet | Descargar |