I am an Assistant Professor at the Computer Science department of Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, working with the ViRVIG research group. I obtained my PhD in Computing from UPC in 2018, under the supervision of Carlos Andújar and Antonio Chica. My thesis focused on the creation of realistic natural scenarios, leveraging machine learning techniques and real data to improve procedural and example-based modeling algorithms. After that, I was hired as a postdoctoral researcher by the CNRS in the LIRIS laboratory in Lyon, working on procedural modeling of mountainous landscapes and the simulation of natural phenomena such as dunes, glaciers and ecosystems. My current research project deals with the generation of hiking paths networks and the modeling of degradation effects caused by outdoor activities. I have published in journals such as ACM Transactions on Graphics and Computer Graphics Forum, and presented in top conferences like SIGGRAPH Asia and Eurographics.