Archive · 2016–2026
All projects: investigations, explainers, trackers and the open-source tools I make to support them. Filter by type, year or topic.
Relievo is a CLI that automates Daniel Huffman's Blender shaded-relief workflow end to end: DEM download or local input, reprojection, processing, headless rendering, color relief, clipping, and GIS-ready exports.
A visual analysis of stalled supertankers and a new Iran-controlled corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, combining vessel traffic, satellite imagery, and route-level geographic context.
A major new version of Cheesy Shadow Picker: from a simple shadow list to a full ai2html editing workspace with drag-and-drop import, live preview controls, artboard-aware behavior, and production-ready CSS export.
A breaking-news map explainer produced in a day and a half that summarizes one week of war around Iran, from strikes and retaliation to proxy activity and pressure points near the Strait of Hormuz.
A practical utility to build editorial inset maps with Globe or Region modes, align them to a main map view, and export clean SVG output for Illustrator and ai2html workflows.
A rapid-response map explainer on the Strait of Hormuz, showing how tanker traffic patterns shift under blockade threats and what that means for Gulf exports and Europe.
A map-based four-year balance of the war in Ukraine, showing a largely stalled front, energy infrastructure attacks, aid shifts, and the human cost of the conflict.
A live election map for Aragon at census-section level, with street-by-street results, party filters, and comparisons with 2023.
A cross-border investigation maps how war scrap from Syria, Libya, and Ukraine enters Turkish steel production and returns to Europe as finished products.
A map-based explainer on how Israeli operations in Gaza City have repeatedly targeted apartment towers, combining satellite evidence, strike chronology, and neighborhood-level context.
A visual summary of Spain's most severe 2025 wildfire weeks, combining burned-area perimeters, regional impact, and air-quality deterioration.
A data-driven explainer on the Zamora and Leon wildfire, comparing perimeter estimates, burned forest area, and seasonal fire context in Spain.
A hydraulic simulation reconstructs the Rambla del Poyo flood minute by minute, showing three core findings: the event was predictable, devastating, and extremely fast.
A lightweight GitHub Actions workflow captures near-real-time global aircraft positions, making it possible to reconstruct events such as sudden airspace closures during conflicts.
This explainer maps what is at stake in occupied Ukrainian territory, combining front-line evolution with strategic assets such as infrastructure, resources, and energy nodes.
Based on extensive field measurements, this project reconstructs the peak flood level in Paiporta and nearby towns, showing the full magnitude of a water mass that exceeded three meters in many streets.
A map-driven explainer on the Kursk offensive, contrasting Ukrainian advances inside Russia with simultaneous Russian gains in Donetsk through a clear temporal and territorial reading.
This project documents how armed activity reappeared in parts of Gaza that had been presented as dismantled, connecting military operations, territorial control, and civilian impact through map-based chronology.
A very interesting utility to build inset maps for Mapbox scenes that include bearing and pitch, solving a gap where no native option exists.
A tiny utility to calculate the exact scale ratio between ai2html artboards, helping map and graphics workflows move faster in Adobe Illustrator.
Cheesy Shadow Picker is a lightweight utility for testing readable text-shadow combinations on maps and imagery, with instant visual feedback and copy-ready CSS output.
This explainer links DANAs, Mediterranean cyclones, and medicanes through a real recent case, showing why extreme rainfall events in the region are becoming more destructive.
Interactive generator for Poisson-disc point clouds with rectangle and circle modes, export options, and controls tuned for newsroom graphics workflows.
A fast-turnaround wildfire explainer that uses terrain, vegetation, and wind context to show why the Tenerife fire spread so aggressively in a very short time.
A reconstruction of wildfire containment strategy in Catalonia, showing how real-time operational data, tactical decisions, and terrain constraints shaped the response under pressure.
A long-form visual explainer on Antarctic ice change that combines satellite-derived elevation data, cartographic experimentation, and narrative graphics to show where the continent is gaining or losing ice mass.
This calculator helps readers estimate mortgage installments under changing Euribor scenarios, allowing fast what-if testing with a simple and practical interface.
This piece examines the post-eruption volcanic tube system in La Palma and quantifies how much new material was deposited, linking subsurface structures to the transformed surface landscape.
This investigation traces vessels linked to grain extraction from occupied Ukrainian territories, documenting evasion patterns such as AIS shutdowns and opaque route behavior.
A forensic reconstruction of the Melilla border tragedy based on geolocated videos, witness accounts, and synchronized timelines to establish a verifiable sequence of events.
This explainer interprets key eruption indicators in La Palma—seismicity, tremor, and deformation—to clarify what each signal suggests about volcanic evolution and near-term risk.
A historical performance analysis of the 100-meter sprint, comparing record eras, competitive ceilings, and persistent outliers through a clean visual narrative.
Authorities risk's maps reveal that one third of the population is exposed to high or very high levels of seismic hazard. Researchers analyze the risks to prevent the probable damage of a major earthquake in the country.
A continuously updated COVID-19 tracker for Spain that consolidated national and regional indicators into a single view for fast, reliable public consultation.
A learning project built while completing Bruno Simon's Three.js Journey, with interactive 3D prototypes focused on scene composition, lighting, and real-time interaction.
A long-form visual story on the retreat of Spain's last glaciers, combining field reporting, scientific measurement, and 3D cartography to show how fast high-mountain ice is disappearing.
An unprecedented high-resolution mortality map of Spain that lets readers explore major causes of death at municipal scale while preserving statistical context and territorial comparability.
A comparative analysis of coalition governments across 38 European countries, showing that multiparty agreements are a structural norm rather than an exceptional political outcome.
A practical R workflow for cleaning statistical spreadsheets with double headers, turning messy official tables into analysis-ready tidy data.
Project developed by Datadista showcasing their coverage of the 2019 general elections for RTVE, the state-owned public corporation responsible for Spain's radio and television services. The project includes scatter charts, cartograms, and numerous maps.
Transparentia lets you to check more than 9.600 salaries of politicians and public workers. We wanted to answer a simple question: how many politicians are there in Spain and how much are they paid.
Export a QGIS canvas to tiles, compatible with Leaflet or Mapbox.
Testing a new QGIS plugin for the Spanish cadastre mapping public lands in A Coruña.
We analyzed how the Olympics changed Barcelona forever on the 25th anniversary of the games using aerial images.
Exploring remote sensing through an analysis of two practical applications of the Difference Normalized Burn Index, focusing on the assessment of the severity of two major fires in Spain using Landsat 8 imagery.
Maps about the presence of Spanish armed forces in Italy, Turkey and Lebanon.
Workshop about ai2html imparted at Medialab Prado in Madrid. Ai2html is an Adobe Illustrator plugin for publishing responsive graphics developed at The New York Times.
A course about the basic principles of cartography and GIS I gave to data journalism students at the University of Villanueva, in Madrid.