Daniella Ballari

Daniela Ballari is a researcher and professor at the Universidad del Azuay (Ecuador). She holds a degree in Surveying Engineering from the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Argentina) and was a research fellow at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain). She earned her PhD in Geographic Information from Wageningen University (Netherlands). Her research focuses on spatio-temporal statistical methods applied to the environment, climate, and renewable energy. Dr. Ballari has participated in academic and scientific activities across several countries, including Argentina, Ecuador, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Cuba, Panama, Colombia, and Mexico. She has collaborated with prestigious institutions such as the National Geographic Institute of Spain, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the Galápagos National Park, the Charles Darwin Foundation, and the Electricity Corporation of Ecuador (CELEC). In recent years, her work has been centered on spatio-temporal remote sensing processing and characterizing the dynamics of essential climate variables to support renewable energy prospection.