- Granadeiro JP, Belo J, Henriques M, Catalão J, Catry T (2021) Using Sentinel-2 images to estimate topography, tidal-stage lags and exposure periods over large intertidal areas. Remote Sensing, 13 320.
- Santos CD, Catry T, Dias MP, Granadeiro JP (2022) Global changes in coastal wetlands of importance for non-breeding shorebirds. Science Of Total Environment, 858 159707.
- Correia E, Catry P, Frazer S, Santos Y, Robalo J, Lima C, Granadeiro JP (2021) Foraging behaviour and diet of Brown boobies Sula leucogaster from Tinhosas Islands, Gulf of Guinea. . MARINE BIOLOGY, 168 91.
- Catry T, Ventura F, Dias MP, Santos CD, Martins RC, Palmeirim JM, Granadeiro JP (2022) Estimating the conservation cost of the projected new international Lisbon airport for migratory shorebirds of the Tagus estuary, Portugal. Bird Conservation International, 32 232-245
- Romero J, Catry P, Alonso H, Granadeiro JP. (2021) Seabird diet analysis suggests sudden shift in the pelagic communities of the subtropical Northeast Atlantic. Marine Environmental Research, 165:105232 .
José P. Granadeiro
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Departamento de Biologia AnimalSala/Gabinete 2.5.26
Ext. Principal 22571
Telefone Direto 217500000
Email jpgranadeiro@ciencias.ulisboa.pt
Carreira Docente Universitário
Categoria Professor Catedrático
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Scientific Interests
My main research fields is avian ecology. It includes feeding ecology of pelagic seabirds and estuarine birds, spatial modelling of bird distribution, population demography of long-lived seabirds and several aspects of bird migration. My work requires a strong engagement in fieldwork, mostly related with dietary studies of seabirds and shorebirds, and with gathering information from bird-born devices. The work on seabirds has been carried out in Portugal mainland, in the Azores and Madeira, in close connection with local authorities and researchers. I am also involved in a long term study of albatrosses in the Falkland islands, with other colleagues and local researcher. Currently, my seabird work is carried out at Berlenga islands, Selvagem Grande and Desertas islands (Madeira, Portugal). My research on the ecology of estuarine birds has been mostly carried out in the Tagus estuary, but our team is now actively carrying out research in other areas within the migratory flyways, such as Guinea-Bissau and Mauritania.
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Prizes and Awards
2022-10-26 - Reconhecimento da Investigação de Excelência em Ciências (Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa)