My research centers on the ways in which vulnerable populations are affected by pollution and climate change effects, with an emphasis on the connections between urban and environmental planning and public policy, particularly regarding housing accessibility, adaptation to climate change, and the mitigation of natural hazards. My research experience converges at the intersection of strategic planning, environmental conservation, and consumer behavior, particularly in the context of Natural Protected Areas.

My academic journey has been complemented by hands-on research experiences. My last project allowed me to study more about the metropolitan development in Mexico City and investigate one of the most pressing ecosystem concerns in the area: air pollution. I studied the urban growth of the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City and its impact on Climate Change, to offer an urban policy with principles of environmental sustainability that allow economic development.

I am enthusiastic about the prospect of contributing to the vital research community and I am eager to embrace the challenges and opportunities that any project presents. I am also confident that the interdisciplinary approach and resources offered will nurture the scientific research.

• Analysis of the behavior of the cultural and other recreational services sector in Mexico, 2013-2018. (2022). Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Art, Design and Culture, No. 7, pp. 53–73. Certificate of Reservation of Rights to Exclusive Use number 04-2022-031613532400-102; ISSN 2992-7552, with Salgado Vega, M. C.

• Climate change: sustainable transportation in the metropolitan area of ​​Toluca. (2022). Journal of the Graduate and Research Center. Technological Institute of Merida, Vol 37, Number. 95, pp. 62-69, with  Rivera Becerril, R.D.

• Analysis of the geographic location of the construction and energy industries in Mexico, 2014. (2021). In: Caamal Cauich, I. Ascencio Verna, F.G., Pat Fernández, G. (Coords.)(2021); International Seminar on Economics and Development: Problems of Economic Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean, Autonomous University of Chapingo, UAEMEX, research and service center in agricultural economics and trade. Chapingo, State of Mexico, pp. 132-141, with Salgado Vega, M. C.

• Protected natural areas: strategy for adaptation to climate change, State of Mexico. (2021). Journal of the Graduate and Research Center. Technological Institute of Merida, Vol 36 No. 90, pp. 140-147, with Salgado Vega, M. C.

• Climate change and human migration in Mexico facing 2020: a dissertation on the problem. (2020). Journal of the Graduate and Research Center. Technological Institute of Merida, Vol. 35 Number 86 ISSN 0185-6294, pp.176-184, with Salgado Vega, M. C.

• Urban spaces and climate change worldwide: A dissertation on the problem. (2023). In: Perez, A. and Rogel, I. (Coords). The Environmental Crossroads: Approaches and experiences in the future of the territories. (2023). Human ecology. 2. Sociology - Environmental aspects I. Pérez Ramírez, C. A., coordinator. II. Rogel Fajardo, I., coordinator. II. Series. ISBN UAEMEX 978-607-633-659-5. ISBN ECC 978-607-59749-7-2 UAMEX- scientific community, pp 129-148, with Salgado, M.C.

• Analysis of the Mexico-Central America Free Trade Agreement using a gravitational model. (2022). In: Wong González,  Rózga P., Ryszard E. [Coords.] (2022). Applied studies on global analysis and use of the territory for productive innovation. UNAM-AMECIDER, Mexico, ISBN UNAM 978-607-30-6963-2, AMECIDER 978-607-8632-32-9, pp. 35-46, with Busto Ibarra, K. 

• Sustainable strategy in the protected natural areas of the State of Mexico for adaptation to climate change in the face of 2021. (2021). In: Martínez Pellegrini, S. E., Sarmiento Franco, J. F. and Valles Aragón M. C. (Coords.) (2021); Theoretical-methodological approaches for territorial analysis and sustainable regional development. (Vol. I). Edit. National Autonomous University of Mexico, Institute of Economic Research and Mexican Association of Sciences for Regional Development. (Collection: Transformative recovery of territories with equity and sustainability), Mexico City. ISBN of the volume: UNAM 978-607-30-5332-7, AMECIDER 978-607-8632-18-3, pp. 341-358, with Salgado Vega, M. C.

• I am exploring effective sustainable strategies to promote eco-friendly practices through a multi-scale investigation, integrating social-economic data, for analyzing relationships between variables and therefore, to create a solid image of the Natural Protected Areas in Mexico, since it does not exist, there is a limited understanding of consumer behavior toward NPAs and lacking marketing strategies for their promotion. This research will promote an identity at a national level as a brand, support eco-tourism, boost local economies and advertise products and services provided by the NPA through marketing strategies and digital platforms, apps, and online communities. The outcomes will not only contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge but will also have tangible implications and practical applications for conservation, development of local business and policy-making in the country. This presentation will be given on February 28th at the Pangea Conference at the University of Texas in San Marcos, Texas.

• The spatial analysis and advancing the understanding of the vulnerability of urban population due to climate change through a new index that integrates atmospheric, ecological and social-economic data, incorporating various disciplines and methodologies.

• The development of a spatial econometric model with worldwide data of natural disasters through spatial association, concentration and autocorrelation indicators that allows to identify the area’s most susceptible to the effects of climate change in the world.

• Many public spaces face challenges that affect their quality, functionality and sustainability, reducing biodiversity and the quality of life of users, limiting recreational and social activities. This research aims to analyze the impact of environmental, social, economic and institutional factors as determinants of public spaces using a statistical econometric methodology that allows exploring the relationship between variables.