Daniela Maciel Pinto Member since 16/01/2023

I am the Coordinator of Embrapa's Spatial Data Infrastructure (GeoInfo) (embrapa.br/geoinfo) and supervisor of the Technology Prospecting and Assessment Sector (SPAT) in the Technology Transfer area at Embrapa Territorial. My work involves digital asset management for innovation and business, developing technological solutions, metric analysis of information, intellectual property, data management, spatial information, and data visualization. I led the development of the methodology for evaluating Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), the Ambitec-TICs, which is used to identify the impact (ex post) of technological solutions on a territorial basis. I also conceived and led the development of the "TecAmazônia" application, which was financed by the Amazon Fund and aimed at transferring technological solutions designed for the Amazon Biome, among other projects. I am a data analyst with an MBA in Data Science and Analytics from the University of São Paulo (USP) and a Master's degree related to the Technology Transfer process for small farmers in Brazil, which I completed at USP in 2015. Currently, I am a PhD student at the University of Campinas (Unicamp), where I am developing my thesis on the Impact Assessment of Agricultural Research. My interests include text mining, bibliometrics, scientometrics, and information management, with an emphasis on topics such as technology transfer, family farming, spatial data, impact assessment management, and data management. I am proficient in the use of data management, analysis, and visualization software, including Tableau, DataStudio, Excel, and R. Additionally, I have good knowledge of HTML and CSS, Adobe Creative Cloud (XD, PSD, AI, and ID), Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Presentation), Google Suite (Docs, Sheets, Presentation, Forms, etc.), and the R language.