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        António Tavares de Castro
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        António Tavares de Castro
        António Tavares de Castro
        Curriculum Vitae
        António Tavares de Castro

        Curriculum Vitae

        António Tavares de Castro

        Head of Unit

        tcastro@lnec.pt

        218 443 408

        PERSONAL DATA

        António Luís Henriques Tavares de Castro


        PROFESSIONAL STATUS

        Senior Researcher, Head of DBB/NO Unity


        ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC DEGREES

        PhD in Civil Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa (UL/IST) – 1998

        Degree in Civil Engineering at the Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Coimbra (FCTUC) – 1983


        RELEVANT FUNCTIONS AND PUBLIC OFFICES

        Head of the Monitoring Unit (NO) of the Concrete Dams Department (DBB) – since 2013

        Senior Researcher at DBB/NO – since 2006

        Equivalent to Adjunct Professor in the Departmental Area of Civil Engineering of the Lisbon School of Engineering (ISEL) – between 1998 and 2016

        Assistant Researcher no DBB/NO – between 1998 and 2006

        Research Assistant at DBB/NO – between 1989 and 1998

        Research Intern at DBB/NO – between 1986 and 1989


        RESEARCH AREAS / INTEREST

        Interpretation of the behavior and safety control of concrete and masonry dams.

        Back analysis methods in the interpretation of the behavior of concrete dams.

        Roller compacted concrete dams.

        Risk analysis in concrete dams.


        DEVELOPED ACTIVITY

        Safety control of concrete and masonry dams during the construction, first filling and operation phases in Portugal (Alqueva, Pedrógão, Alto Lindoso, Alto Ceira, Foz Tua dams, among others).

        Participation in studies related to the observation and safety control of dams in Cape Verde and Brazil.

        Scientific orientation of a phD thesis and three Master theses