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Joseph Tadeo Almazan Valencia

I am a Geological Engineer and a Master’s student in Earth Sciences with a specialization in Computational Geoscience. My work focuses on the study and analysis of both natural and anthropogenic hazards, including hydrometeorological, geological, ecological, and chemical risks. I integrate remote sensing, spatial analysis, and geostatistical modeling, using platforms such as Google Earth Engine. I am particularly interested in applying technological tools for risk prevention, assessment, and management, and I have presented my research at international forums such as the EGU General Assembly.

Advancing Geosciences: Innovation and Community in the GI Division

The Geosciences Instrumentation and Data Systems (GI) Division is one of the many divisions within the EGU. However, have you ever wondered what the GI division does? Our mission is to advance geoscientific research by promoting innovation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange in instrumentation, technology, and data systems across all geoscience disciplines. We are an interdisciplinary division, ...[Read More]