Client: Vasco Pinto Nunes Nogueira Diogo Ph.D. candidate at SPINlab/ Spatial Economics Department · Vrije Universiteit (VU) Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Ph.D. thesis · Vasco Pinto Nunes Nogueira Diogo
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"In the coming decades, agricultural land systems are expected to face a multitude of complex sustainability challenges: providing enough food for a growing world population, while simultaneously coping with climate change, reducing the environmental impacts from intensive agriculture, and competing for land with other uses."
This dissertation examines how different spatial analysis and land-use modeling approaches can help understand agricultural land systems and their determinants.
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Vasco Diogo is a researcher with a multidisciplinary background in Sustainable Development, Geographic Information Systems, and Spatial Economics.
He has specialized in developing spatial analysis and land-use modeling tools for decision and policy-making support in agricultural land systems.
He has specialized in developing spatial analysis and land-use modeling tools for decision and policy-making support in agricultural land systems.
The main objective of this project was to achieve a harmonious book with clean design and abstract-futuristic illustrations.
This piece celebrates a long personal journey of a researcher into scientific maturity. It represents a milestone in his quest for answers, a symbiosis of intense work ethic, passion, goal-setting, and dreams, where abstract hypotheses on complex world dynamics meet the open-mindedness of artistic experimentation.
This piece celebrates a long personal journey of a researcher into scientific maturity. It represents a milestone in his quest for answers, a symbiosis of intense work ethic, passion, goal-setting, and dreams, where abstract hypotheses on complex world dynamics meet the open-mindedness of artistic experimentation.
