Adjunct Faculty: Manuel Campagnolo

Manuel Lameiras Campagnolo is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Mathematics of the Institute of Agronomy at the Lisbon University of Technology. He completed his Masters degree in Applied Mathematics at Lisbon University of Technology in 1992 and a PhD in 2002 also at Lisbon. His recent research activity and publications have been mainly on Theoretical Computer Science. He was also involved in several projects on classification of multispectral imagery, and has been recently working with SPOT/VEGETATION data for land cover mapping of the Brazilian Amazon. He is interested in optimization and complexity issues in classification of remotely sensed data, computation theory, computational complexity, algorithms for pattern classification and remote sensing.

Example Publications:

J.M.B. Carreiras, J.M.C. Pereira, M.L. Campagnolo and Y.E. Shimabukuro.

Supervised classification of SPOT VEGETATION data to obtain a land cover map for the Brazilian Legal Amazon. Submitted to RSE.

D.S. Graça, M.L. Campagnolo and J. Buescu. Robust simulations of Turing machines with analytic maps and flows. In B. Cooper, B. Loewe, and L. Torenvliet, editors, Proceedings of CiE'05, New Computational Paradigms, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 3526, 169-179, Springer-Verlag, 2005.

J.M.B. Carreiras, J.M.C. Pereira, M L. Campagnolo and Y E. Shimabukuro.

A land cover map for the Brazilian Legal Amazon using SPOT-4 VEGETATION data and machine learning algorithms. In: Anais XII Simpósio Brasileiro de Sensoriamento Remoto, Goiânia, Brasil, 457--464, INPE, 2005.

M.L. Campagnolo. Continuous time computation with restricted integration capabilities. Theoretical Computer Science, 317, 147--165, 2004.