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Adelaide Cerveira concluiu a licenciatura em Matemática –ramo de Investigação Operacional em1993, na Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal. Em 1998, concluiu o Mestrado em Investigação Operacional, na Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal, e, em 2006, concluiu o Doutoramento em Estatística e Investigação Operacional (Optimização), na Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal.

Atualmente é Professora Auxiliar  no Departamento de Matemática da Escola da Ciência e Tecnologia da UTAD.

Os seus interesses de investigação atuais incluem Otimização Combinatória e aplicações, especialmente na gestão florestal e desenho de redes. A sua investigação anterior inclui Programação Semidefinida e aplicações à otimização do desenho de estruturas.

Tópicos
de interesse
Detalhes

Detalhes

  • Nome

    Adelaide Cerveira
  • Cluster

    Informática
  • Cargo

    Investigador Sénior
  • Desde

    01 maio 2015
Publicações

2022

Statistical Study of Curing Conditions in Alkali Activation of Mine Tailings

Autores
Correia, E; Miranda, T; Cerveira, A; Castro, F; Fernandez Jimenez, A; Cristelo, N; Coelho, J;

Publicação
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOTECHNICS

Abstract

2022

Wind Energy Assessment for Small Wind Turbines in Different Roof Shapes Based on CFD Simulations

Autores
Oliveira, C; Cerveira, A; Baptista, J;

Publicação
SUSTAINABLE SMART CITIES AND TERRITORIES

Abstract

2022

Natural Regeneration of Maritime Pine: A Review of the Influencing Factors and Proposals for Management

Autores
Ribeiro, S; Cerveira, A; Soares, P; Fonseca, T;

Publicação
FORESTS

Abstract
The main objective of the present work was to review the current knowledge about the factors that influence the different phases of the natural regeneration of maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Aiton) and propose scientifically based management schedules. The review focused on the natural regeneration of maritime pine within its most representative areas (Portugal, Spain, and France). First, a brief characterisation of the main phases of the natural regeneration of maritime pine is described. Next, information on the factors affecting the natural regeneration of the species is provided, highlighting its positive and negative effects. Finally, management proposals are presented to promote the natural regeneration of maritime pine species. Numerous factors influencing the natural regeneration of maritime pine were identified. Fires and climatic factors can intervene in all three regeneration phases (seeding, germination, and seedling survival and development). The natural regeneration failure of maritime pine species can be aggravated in drier scenarios. Forest management plays an important role as it can promote the natural regeneration of the species.

2022

Optimization of Forest Management in Large Areas Arising from Grouping of Several Management Bodies: An Application in Northern Portugal

Autores
Cabral, M; Fonseca, TF; Cerveira, A;

Publicação
FORESTS

Abstract
The success of forest management towards achieving desired outcomes depends on various factors and can be improved through forest planning based on optimization approaches. Regardless of the owner type (state, private or common land) and/or governance model, the number of owners or management bodies considered in most studies is low, typically involving one owner/management body or a very small group. This study extends the approach of formulating a Forest Management Plan (FMP) to a large forest area, consisting of areas with different management bodies. The FMP model returns the harvest schedule that maximizes the volume of wood harvested during the planning horizon, while ensuring (1) sustainability and environmental constraints at the overall scale and (2) independent revenues for each management body. The FMP is tested in a real forested area, consisting of 22 common lands, governed by local communities for a planning period of 30 years. The results show that our approach is appropriate for several management bodies. When evaluating the impact of grouping areas (and their owner bodies) on the total volume removed, a comparison of the FMP model with an alternative model that allows for independent management (FMP-IND) showed significant differences, in terms of total volume removed at the end of the horizon. Global management leads to a reduction of about 8.6% in the total removed volume; however, it will ensure a heritage of well-diversified stands, in terms of age classes. The results highlight the importance of managing multi-stakeholder forest areas as a whole, instead of being managed independently, if the aim is to assure more sustainable management of forest resources in the mid and long term.

2022

Stock Management Improvement in a Nursing Ward Using Lean Approach and Mathematical Modelling

Autores
Rocha, J; Dominguez, C; Cerveira, A;

Publicação
Communications in Computer and Information Science

Abstract

Teses
supervisionadas

2021

Developing a clinical decision support framework in the context of digital pathology images

Autor
Dibet Garcia Gonzalez

Instituição

2017

Sistema Integrado de Gestão da Atividade Docente

Autor
Cláudio José Silva Pereira

Instituição
UTAD

2016

Otimização do abastecimento interno do Centro Hospitalar de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, EPE

Autor
Javier Alvarez da Rocha

Instituição
UTAD

2016

Sistemas de Suporte à Decisão Aplicados à Gestão Florestal Sustentável em Povoamentos de Pinus pinaster Ait.

Autor
Paulo Daniel Monteiro Costa

Instituição
UTAD

2015

Ecologia e relação diâmetro-densidade em povoamentos sobreiro (Quercus Suber L.)

Autor
Luísa Raquel Ribeiro Monteiro

Instituição
UTAD