Ines Sante Riveira

Ines Sante Riveira serves as an Associate Professor in Cartographic, Geodetic and Photogrammetric Engineering, teaching core courses including Territorial Planning and Geographic Information Systems for Master's programs in Territorial Planning and Management ([S] and [L] modalities) and undergraduate Landscape degrees. Her institutional affiliation remains unspecified in available records, though she actively contributes to academic instruction across multiple academic years (2022/2023–2026/2027).

Her research integrates spatial analysis with environmental conservation, focusing on GIS applications for territorial management, cartographic engineering, geodetic systems, and biodiversity preservation. This interdisciplinary approach bridges technical geospatial methodologies with sustainable planning frameworks, particularly evident in her course Geographic Information Systems Applied to Territorial Planning.

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Dr. Riveira participates in the research group Territory, Biodiversity, examining synergies between spatial planning strategies and ecological conservation initiatives.