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<\/a>Ivana Costa Nasser<\/strong><\/h3>\nElectrical Engineer, expert in Systems Planning, graduated from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) in 1981. At Unicamp (State University of Campinas), she did the Advanced Course in Power Systems Operation, getting her Systems Engineering MSc. Degree in 1992. In 2007, she attended Candido Mendes University\u2019s Extension Course in Electricity Law, with top grades for the monograph \u201cEvaluation of the legal viability when considering market elements at the calculation of the energy price for the Brazilian energy spot market\u201d. Her first contact with System Dynamics was in 2010 through a course at University of Catalunya. In 2012, she attended the Advanced Course on Complex Systems Modelling, at University of Brasilia (UnB). She was a trainee at the Electrical Power Research Center \u2013 CEPEL, at the Energy Planning Group within the Systems Lab. From 1983 to 1999, she worked for Copel (the electricity state company of Paran\u00e1, Brazil) on different projects, involving short and long term energy planning, generation reliability, assets evaluation etc. She leaded, in 1998, at Copel, the Gerasul\u00b4s evaluation project from the energy market perspective, in partnership with Duke Energy International. In 1999 she founded W!se Systems, an energy consultancy group, that became WeSee Vis\u00e3o Din\u00e2mica de Sistemas. When it comes to complementary skills, she loves to do patchwork, write poems (Horas a Fios, her first book was published in 2008), play piano and also dance the Flamenco.<\/span><\/p>\n LinkedIn Ivana<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Electrical Engineer, expert on Power Systems Planning and Regulation. Marciano graduated from the Federal University of Paran\u00e1 (UFPR), in 1970, and got the Power Systems Ms.C. degree at COPPE\/UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), in 1973. In 1995, he got his Computer Engineering PhD degree in the same school. From 1972 up to 1975, he teached at the Electrical Engineering Department, and also the Electrical Engineering post-graduation program at COPPE\/UFRJ. In 1978, as a teacher of the Federal University of Santa Catarina\u00b4s Electrical Engineering Department, he developed a few pioneering courses on energy planning and advanced computer techniques. He worked as a professor at Unifacs \u2013 University of Salvador (Bahia), at the Energy Industry Regulation Masters Course, and also as a visiting professor at the Electrical Engineering Post Graduation Course of the Federal University of Paran\u00e1. He developed consulting activities at PTEL, a consultancy company associated to PTI \u2013 Power Technologies Inc. He worked at Eletrosul from 1988 to 1991 \u2013 during this period he coordinated the development of the NH2 model, a composite reliability model (production + transmission) at Cepel (Electric Power Research Center). In this position, he coordinated the development of the PRIOT model, a computer model that prioritizes the grid expansion. He provided technical consultancy to the Brazil\u00b4s Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) during the RESEB-COM project, as well as to Lactec, another research institute, in the implementation of the post-graduation course on Power Industry Planning, Operation and Trading (CPOC), with institutional suport of the Federal University of Paran\u00e1. He coordinated CT2 – Technical Commitee 2 (Power Supply Planning) of the CNPE, National Council of Energy Policy. He was part of the GT4 Workgroup \u2013 raising awareness about signs of power supply risks and possible corrective actions, on the Revitalization of the Power Sector Model Committee. He took part on the working group coordinated by the MME that was responsible for the design of the new institutional model for the Brazilian power sector in the 90\u00b4s. He worked as a World Bank consultant, supporting MME on the analysis of the power supply fragmentation on energy auctions (new and \u201cold\u201d energy). During 2009 and 2010, he provided assistance to the EPE \u2013 President\u2019s Energy Research Office, coordinating the production of the \u201cPower Sector Reform in Brazil\u201d book, published in 2011. Currently, he provides consultancy and develops R&D projects in WeSee for different power sector entities in Brazil (Apine, Abrage, Cesp, Tractebel, Duke, etc). He is, nowadays, the delegate of the Brazilian Chapter of the System Dynamics Society, as well as a senior member of IEEE \u2013 Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers. Among hundreds of published articles, as an author and co-author, he published a book about computer techniques applied to power systems studies, named \u201cSparse Matrix on Power Grid\u201d.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/a><\/span>Marciano Morozowski Filho<\/strong><\/h3>\n