Tomás Ramón Herrero-Tejedor

Tomás Ramón Herrero-Tejedor
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  • PhD
  • Professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Since 2010, he has been coordinator of the research group on Geovisualisation, Singular Spaces and Heritage (GESyP).

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Introduction
Tomás Herrero has promoted and developed several initiatives focused on the development of new methodologies and techniques, in which the capture, processing and management of geospatial information has been decisive in improving its application in heritage, cultural landscape, natural environment and agriculture. Since November 2010, he has been coordinating the Research Group on Geovisualisation, Singular Spaces and Heritage (GESYP) at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)
Current institution
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Current position
  • Professor
Additional affiliations
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Position
  • Professor (Associate)
February 1988 - November 2020
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Position
  • Head of Department
Description
  • Tomás Herrero is Professor of University with specialization in the area of knowledge of Cartographic Engineering, Geodesy and Photogrammetry, attached to the Department of Agroforestry Engineering of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). His research work focuses on the development of methodologies and techniques of capture, treatment and management of geospatial information with novel applications in environmental, agriculture and heritage problems.
Education
September 1995 - June 1999
Autonomous University of Madrid
Field of study
  • Geography
September 1983 - June 1989
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Field of study
  • Agricultural Engineering

Publications

Publications (40)
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Improvements in the navigation systems incorporated into unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and new sensors are improving the quality of 3D mapping results. In this study, two flights were compared over the archaeological remains of the castle of Almenara, situated in Cuenca, Spain. We performed one with a DJI Phantom 4 (DJI Innovations Co., Ltd., She...
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Emerging technologies can be effective in enhancing the teaching-learning process. In this paper, virtual reality is used as a tool to support learning and skill acquisition in a subject of geomatics in an engineering degree. The developed tool is an immersive virtual environment that allows access to a first-person observation of the methodology t...
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Efforts in the domain of building studies involve the use of a diverse array of geomatic sensors, some providing invaluable information in the form of three-dimensional point clouds and associated registered properties. However, managing the vast amounts of data generated by these sensors presents significant challenges. To ensure the effective use...
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The VETTONIA project aims to disseminate the rich heritage from the Iron Age of the western Iberian Peninsula and the archaeological investigations carried out on this topic in recent years. The project utilizes new technologies such as virtual tours, 3D models, and impressions to create interactive and stimulating ways to access the results of the...
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The cultural heritage associated with rural systems is extremely valuable and is a sign of identity for cultures that are disappearing or undergoing transformation. This paper explains and illustrates the series of procedures that have been carried out to document and subsequently virtualise the ethnological site of the “El Plantío” underground win...
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This research presents a virtual tour performed on the oppidum of Ulaca, one of the mostrelevant archaeological sites of the Iberian Peninsula during the Late Iron Age (ca. 400–50 BC). Be-yond the clear benefits of the tool to the interpretation, dissemination, and knowledge of the men-tioned archaeological site and it s surroundings, the novelty o...
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This research presents a virtual tour performed on the oppidum of Ulaca, one of the most relevant archaeological sites of the Iberian Peninsula during the Late Iron Age (ca. 400–50 BC). Beyond the clear benefits of the tool to the interpretation, dissemination, and knowledge of the mentioned archaeological site and its surroundings, the novelty of...
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APLICACIÓN DE TÉCNICAS DE GEOVISUALIZACIÓN EN LA IDENTIFICACIÓN Y REPRESENTACIÓN GRÁFICA DEL PATRIMONIO AGROINDUSTRIAL VINCULADO A LAS BODEGAS SUBTERRÁNEAS. EL CASO DE ATAUTA (SORIA)".
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Geo-referenced 3D models are currently in demand as an initial knowledge base for cultural heritage projects and forest inventories. The mobile laser scanning (MLS) used for geo-referenced 3D models offers ever greater efficiency in the acquisition of 3D data and their subsequent application in the fields of forestry. In this study, we have analyse...
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The integration of correlation processes in design systems has as a target measurements in 3D directly and according to the users criteria in order to genérate the required datábase for the development of the project. In the phase of photogrammetric works, internal and external orientation parameters are calculated and stereo models are created fro...
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A country’s cultural landscapes are an important part of its heritage. The growing need to identify, catalogue and preserve these resources has led to a rapid change in the management and inventorying of heritage in general and of cultural landscapes in particular. The main aim of this work is to develop and apply an updated and integrated methodol...
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A series of 3D obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) define the limits to which objects may project in the airspace in order to configure the airspace around aerodromes that must be kept free from obstacles. The aim is to ensure that aircraft can safely carry out their scheduled operations, and to prevent the aerodromes from becoming unusable due to t...
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In this study, a backpack-mounted 3D mobile scanning system and a fixed-wing drone (UAV) have been used to register terrain data on the same space. The study area is part of the ancient underground cellars in the Duero Basin. The aim of this work is to characterise the state of the roofs of these wine cellars by obtaining digital surface models (DS...
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There are numerous data and information showing the constant loss of interest of students of different educational levels by the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), especially when deciding the University studies to follow, and hence the shortage of professionals in this job segment. Starting secondary school studies many stude...
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Land subsidence associated with overexploitation of aquifers is a hazard that commonly affects large areas worldwide. The Lorca area, located in southeast Spain, has undergone one of the highest subsidence rates in Europe as a direct consequence of long-term aquifer exploitation. Previous studies carried out on the region assumed that the ground de...
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Land subsidence associated with overexploitation of aquifers is a hazard that commonly affects large areas worldwide. The Lorca area, located in southeast Spain, has undergone one of the highest subsidence rates in Europe as a direct consequence of long-term aquifer exploitation. Previous studies carried out on the region assumed that the ground de...
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Spatial variability of soil properties such as soil structure and soil penetrometer resistance (SPR) is relevant for identifying those zones with physical degradation. We used classical statistical and multifractal analyses for characterising the spatial patterns of SPR distributions and compared them at different soil depths to investigate the til...
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The quality of geodetic networks for guiding Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) inside long tunnels depends largely on the correct use of a gyroscope. These networks are based on a series of control points at the tunnel entrance, and link each station by means of survey observations as they advance along the tunnel. Once, the networks are used to guide...
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The guiding of TBMs (Tunnel Boring Machines) along their advance must be based on points placed immediately behind them. Achieving good accuracies results would present some difficulties for normal exterior conditions, but inside a tunnel certain factors clouding the outlook arise. The most important and difficult factor to deal with, has to do wit...
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El guiado de las Tuneladoras durante su avance debe apoyarse en los puntos determinados inmediatamente detrás de ellas. Conseguir las precisiones requeridas presentaría algunas dificultades en condiciones normales con respecto al exterior, pero en el interior de un túnel se plantean ciertos factores que ensombrecen el panorama. El más importante y...
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Soil attributes usually present a high degree of spatial variation due to a combination of physical, chemical, biological or climatic processes operating at different scales. The quantification and interpretation of such variability is a key issue for site-specific soil management (Brouder et al., 2001). The usual geostatistical approach studies so...
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The study of the many types of natural and manmade cavities in different parts of the world is important to the fields of geology, geophysics, engineering, architectures, agriculture, heritages and landscape. Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a noninvasive geodetection and geolocation technique suitable for accurately determining buried structures....
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The underground cellars of the Duero River basin are part of spread and damaged agricultural landscape which is in danger of disappearing. These architectural complexes are allocated next to small towns. Constructions are mostly dug in the ground with a gallery down or “barrel” strait through which you access the cave or cellar. This wider space is...
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Geographic information technologies (GIT) are essential to many fields of research, such as the preservation and dissemination of knowledge of cultural heritage buildings, a category which includes traditional underground wine cellars. This paper presents a methodology based on research carried out on this type of rural heritage building. The data...
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The realization of long railway tunnels has acquired a great interest in recent years. In Spain it is necessary to address projects of this nature, but ther is no corresponding methodological framework supporting them. The tunnel observational and working geometrical properties, make that former methodologies used may be unuseful in this case: the...
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La realización de túneles de gran longitud para ferrocarriles ha adquirido un gran auge en los últimos años. En España se han abordado proyectos de estas características, no existiendo para su ejecución una metodología completa y contrastada de actuación. Las características geométricas, de observación y de trabajo en túneles hace que las metodolog...
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This article shows the experience of applying technologies based on web 2.0 in an environment of learning at university level. Students are more and more familiar with such tools and learning at the University should be sensitive to this evolution. This tutorial 2.0 is based on two virtual environments that support and improve communication in the...
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The history of rural areas gives rise, as a result of interaction between residents and the environment, to a dense network of permanencies, distributed along a scale ranging from the domestic to the territorial. This amounts to forms unfolding as landscape, both in terms of significant image and living heritage. Three municipalities in the Western...
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The history of rural areas gives rise, as a result of interaction between residents and the environment, to a dense network of permanencies, distributed along a scale ranging from the domestic to the territorial. This amounts to forms unfolding as landscape, both in terms of significant image and living heritage. Three municipalities in the Western...
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In this article, the authors examine the current status of different elements that integrate the landscape of the municipality of Olias del Rey in Toledo (Spain). A methodology for the study of rural roads, activity farming and local hunting management. We used Geographic Information Technologies (GIT) in order to optimize spatial information inclu...
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In Spain, one can find geographical diversity and unique sites of great significance and cultural heritage. Many of the nation’s treasured places, however, have deteriorated or have even disappeared. What is left, then, should be studied and documented both graphically and infographically. It is important to preserve and document Spain’s unique loc...
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SUMMARY During the last years several large high-speed railway tunnels have been built in Spain. To solve these projects, technical and scientific problems have been solved from the geodetic and surveying point of view. These studies have allowed us to set a methodology that optimizes the performance of this kind of works in the world of Civil Engi...
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En este trabajo se muestra una experiencia en la generación de Modelos Digitales de Elevaciones (MDE) a partir de algoritmos de correlación automática propios de una Estación de Fotogrametría Digital (EFD), así como una evaluación sobre la precisión obtenida en función de los datos disponibles y de la metodología empleada. Este estudio se aplica a...
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En este trabajo se muestra una experiencia en la generación de Modelos Digitales de Elevaciones (MDEs) a partir de algoritmos de correlación automática propios de una Estación de Fotogrametría Digital (EFD), así como una evaluación sobre la precisión obtenida en función de los datos disponibles y de la metodología empleada. Este estudio se aplica a...

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