Andre de Lima Moraes

Andre de Lima Moraes serves as an Assistant Professor in Watershed Sciences at Utah State University, maintaining office BNR 355 with active teaching responsibilities across multiple departments. His academic foundation stems from comprehensive training at Brazil's Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro.

His educational background includes:

• PhD in Agronomy, Soil Science (Soil and water management and conservation), 2018
• MS in Agronomy, Soil Science (Soil genesis, morphology, classification, and mapping), 2013
• BA in Agronomical Engineering, 2011

Dr. Moraes specializes in watershed management and soil-water conservation systems, integrating Geographic Information Systems with environmental data science to address climate adaptation challenges. His research bridges Antarctic soil mapping techniques with contemporary hydrological modeling, particularly focusing on interrill erosion dynamics and infiltration rate spatial analysis.

No scientific awards were documented in available materials. His mentorship includes supervising Watershed Sciences graduate students like Sajad Khoshnoodmotlagh (since August 2023), while his teaching portfolio spans Climate Adaptation Sciences colloquia, Physical Geography courses, and advanced R programming for environmental data manipulation across 2022-2024 semesters.