Jose Geraldo Dear
Professor
Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism
Vale do Paraiba University
Brazil
Biography
He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering of São José dos Campos (1977), a master's degree in Civil Engineering - Hydraulics from the University of São Paulo (1979) and a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of São Paulo (1990). He is currently an adjunct professor at the University of Vale do ParaÃba, where he coordinates the Environmental and Sanitary Engineering course. He has experience in the area of ​​Sanitary Engineering, with emphasis on Studies and Characterization of Industrial Effluents, acting mainly in the following subjects: building acoustics, noise evaluation, curricular guidelines, LDB and curricular reformulation. He is a course evaluator for the State Education Council and a representative of FEAU / UNIVAP with CREA SP.
Research Interest
Civil Engineering
Publications
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STEPS, GR; RAMIRES, F.; MONTEIRO, JL; WANTED, JG . Attenuation of Noise Caused by Water Elevation Stations, as a Function of Soil Coverage in its Environment. In: V Iberoamerican Congress of Acoustics, 2006, Santiago de Chile. Proceedings FIA 2006 Proceedings V Iberoamerican Congress of Acoustics. Santiago de Chile: Edited by JP Arenas, 2006.
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MONTEIRO, JL; Santos, AB; WANTED, JG . Levels of noise emission by water lifting stations in accordance with current legislation. In: V Iberoamerican Congress of Acoustics, 2006, Santiago de Chile. Proceedings FIA 2006 Proceedings V Iberoamerican Congress of Acoustics. Santiago de Chile: Edited by JP Arenas, 2006.
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DEAR, JG ; CAPASS, CAA. Description, Reactions and Proposals for Mitigation of Impacts on the Acoustic Quality of the Classrooms of a Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism by its Students and Teachers: didactic, educational and managerial approach. In: 4th AES Brasil Congress, 2006, São Paulo. Proceedings of the 4th AES Brazil Conference - 10th AES Brazil National Convention. São Paulo: Audio Engeeniring Society - Brazil Section, 2006. p. 01-06.
