Sandra Mayordomo Maya

Sandra Mayordomo Maya is a faculty member in the Department of Geography at the Faculty of Geography and History, Universitat de València. She is affiliated with the research group ESTEPA (Studies of Territory, Landscape and Heritage), focusing on territorial analysis, cultural heritage, and landscape management.

Her research interests center on cultural and hydraulic heritage assessment, territorial management, and traditional irrigation systems in Mediterranean contexts. She develops methodological tools for evaluating heritage as a resource for decision-making in urban and rural planning. Her work integrates geographical analysis with heritage policy and landscape preservation.

The most recent articles reflect a strong focus on developing and applying assessment frameworks for hydraulic and cultural heritage, particularly in the Valencian Community. Themes include urban governance during crises, strategic planning, and the integration of traditional knowledge into modern territorial management. Her research bridges geography, environmental planning, and cultural policy.

She has not been awarded any scientific awards mentioned in the provided text.

Sandra Mayordomo Maya is actively involved in research and academic activities. She completed her PhD at the same institution and continues to contribute to heritage and geographical studies. No grants or student supervision details are provided.

She is a member of the ESTEPA research group, which focuses on territory, landscape, and heritage studies, contributing to interdisciplinary projects in geographical and cultural analysis.