Graduated in Geomatics and Surveying Engineering (USAL), he completed his
education with a Master’s degree in Cartographic Geotechnologies in
Engineering and Architecture (USAL) and a Master’s degree in Environmental
Science and Technology (URJC). He is a civil servant in the Corps of Geographic
Engineers and has been working at the Sub-Directorate General for Monitoring,
Warning and Geophysical Studies of the Spanish National Geographic Institute
since 2017.

His work has been mainly focused on the monitoring and analysis of volcanic
activity in the Canary Islands and Deception Island (Antarctica), participating in
both monitoring tasks and scientific campaigns.
It is worth highlighting his involvement in the monitoring of the La Palma
eruption (2021), as well as in several Spanish Antarctic campaigns, contributing
to the development and application of geodetic techniques (mainly InSAR and
GNSS) for the study of volcanic processes.

• Radar interferometry.
• Volcano geodesy.