Ozeas Costa

Ozeas Costa works on environmental water and soil quality issues, including nutrient pollution in rivers, coastal waters, and constructed wetlands, and the use of floating plant systems ('artificial floating islands') to remove pollutants like cyanotoxins and excess nutrients from wastewater. His work also touches on soil science, sediment geochemistry, coral reef and coastal ecosystem impacts from nutrient runoff, and some geophysical and remote-sensing applications such as volcanic lava mapping and air quality estimation from satellite data.

Publication output has grown notably since 2017, peaking in 2022, with a somewhat variable but generally steady pace of around 5 papers per year over the last five years.

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