About me

I am a current PhD student at Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain. My research is focused on analyzing surface displacements in rock glaciers with remote sensing. I work in Geoestudios, a company specialized in glaciology, natural risks, geology, among other studies.

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Education Background

Currently pursuing a certificate in Earth Data Analytics, University of Colorado Boulder, USA
PhD Candidate, Geomatics Engineering, Polytechnic University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
Master’s degree in Geography and Geomatics (M.Sc.), Faculty of History, Geography and Political Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
Master’s degree in Remote Sensing (M.Sc.), Universidad Mayor, Santiago, Chile
Certificate in Glaciology, organized by United Nations Environment Program, Quito, Ecuador
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Informatics and Multimedia, University of Arts, Sciences and Communication (UNIACC), Santiago, Chile
Completed the requirements for the degree, Livestock/Animal Technician, Santo Tomás Technical Training Center Institute, Santiago of Chile.
High School Diploma, Service High School, Anchorage, Alaska, USA

Experience

Informatics Engineer from Universidad de las Comunicaciones (UNIACC), Chile, with a Master’s degree in Geography and Geomatics from Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile, and a Master’s degree in Remote Sensing at Universidad Mayor, Chile. A project manager and remote sensing specialist with a focus on the study of glaciers, bringing over 20 years of expertise in Geoestudios. With 9 years of experience in project management, I have been actively involved in conducting projects related to natural hazards such as avalanches, debris flow, and baseline studies of glaciers in Chile and Argentina. Skilled in spatial data analysis with a specialization in surface deformation.

Universitat Politecnica of Valencia, Spain

The Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) is a public institution of higher education, founded on March 11,1968, as a Technical University. Over the years, it has established itself as one of the most important universities in Spain in the fields of engineering, architecture, science, and art. Relevant UPV Facts:

The UPV has three main campuses: Vera (Valencia), Alcoy, and Gandía.
It has a community of more than 36,000 students, around 2,500 professors, and 1,500 employees.

The UPV map shows the main campus of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), located in the northern part of the city of Valencia. It stands out for being a large, organized space surrounded by urban and agricultural areas. The campus includes academic buildings, green areas, sports facilities, and well-defined access, making it a functional environment for learning, research, and university life.

Pontificia Universidad Católica of Chile

The Pontifical Catholic University of Chile is spread across five campuses, each with its unique charm. The San Joaquin campus, home to the Department of History and Geography, is a sight to behold. The campus, located in the vibrant city of Santiago, Chile is adorned with lush green areas that provide a serene and relaxing environment. The university offers a master’s degree in Geography and Geomatics and a wide range of student services. The campus area is showcased below..

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