Francisco has conducted studies on hydrological and hydraulic modeling, as well as participated in the design and review of works related to drainage systems, flood control, and water management in mining projects.
Additionally, he has led and actively participated in dam break studies using both deterministic and probabilistic approaches, which have strengthened hydrological and hydraulic risk analysis.
He has solid experience in developing dynamic and probabilistic water balance models using GoldSim, applied to mining water systems.
Francisco has worked on various phases of mining project engineering, from the conceptual stage to feasibility, including the development of master plans for stormwater management and comprehensive water resource management strategies in complex and highly uncertain contexts.
