Alumni

Rogério Eduardo Souza de Almeida Dias joined PEBGA in 2016, in the Dam Safety line. He was guided by Prof. Dr. Fernanda Gouveia and the dissertation defended is entitled "MODELING AND TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PREPARATION AND RESPONSE TO THE EMERGENCY OF A POPULATION EXPOSED TO THE FLOOD WAVE INDUCED BY THE BREACH OF A MINING WASTE DAM".

He currently works at Vale S/A in Vitória, Espírito Santo, with his professional activities directly related to his master's degree area. He also entered the PhD in Civil Engineering, in the Area of ​​Water, Energy and Environmental Resources, at FEC-FAU at UNICAMP.

Rogério expresses that he is very satisfied with the program, highlighting that the training he received was excellent and directly contributed to his promotion and salary increase. He recommends the course, highlighting its positive impact on academic and professional development.

Text and art: PEBGA - adapted from the Egress Monitoring form (2024).

Davi Barbosa Costa da Silva joined PEBGA in 2016 linked to the Dam Safety line. Under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Marcelo Teixeira defended the dissertation entitled “STABILITY OF SLOPES: A CONTRIBUTION TO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS APPLIED TO DAMS USING THE ELEMENT-FREE GALERKIN METHOD”.

During the course, the graduate worked as a substitute professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at CAMTUC/UFPA. With his master's degree he entered the higher education career at that college, working as a permanent professor.

In his testimony, Davi states that:

Training at PEBGA was important for enabling access to information about dam safety and for guaranteeing the degree necessary for my entry into higher education as a teacher at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University Campus of Tucuruí.

In his evaluation, the graduate was satisfied with the course, recommending it.

The graduate's passage through PEBGA reiterates the relevance of offering quality training, so that professionals can enjoy unique opportunities for their work in the professional, academic or both spheres.

Text and art: PEBGA - adapted from the Egress Monitoring form (2024).