Gerardo Ezequiel
Martín Carreño.
Environmental scientist turned spatial data scientist turned full-stack engineer. Canary Islands – London.
Who
I build maps that argue, dashboards that listen, and walks that make a room change its mind.
Trained as an environmental scientist in Granada. Retrained in sustainability at UPC Barcelona. Retrained again as a spatial data scientist at UCL Bartlett. One leg in academia, one in activism, one in industry. Curious by default.
I am based between the Canary Islands and London. My work sits at the intersection of sustainability, spatial data and full-stack engineering, with a recurring interest in the politics of cartography and the ethics of field research.
- Spatial data science
- Counter-cartography
- Full-stack engineering
- Environmental science
- Urban metabolism
- Field research
- Design + typography
- Climate + ESG
Research
Researcher at the Movement Research Unit, working on the intersection of mobility, urban space and field-based spatial methods. Previous research at the Agència d’Ecologia Urbana de Barcelona and on EU H2020 urban-metabolism projects.
MSc Urban Spatial Science, UCL Bartlett (CASA), 2024 – Distinction. MSc Sustainability Science and MSc Built-Environment Intervention, UPC Barcelona. BSc Environmental Sciences, Universidad de Granada.
Side projects
Psychogeographic walk generator. Urban drift as method.
Counter-cartography: the map turned, the centre questioned.
Campaign finance data visualised at scale.
Contact
Cities, climate, maps, place-based research, walking workshops, counter-cartography. If your work touches any of that, I want to hear about it.
“The kind of city we want to live in is tied to the kind of person we want to be.”
David Harvey · Right to the City · 2008