Carmen Díez
I'm Degree in Civil Engineering and Master in Environmental Engineering and Management of Water. Actually I work in Regional Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning in Madrid Government, using GIS in urban planning.
I’m an enthusiastic and committed to Geographic Information Systems and to promoting the use and development of FOSS4G through their several communities. In addition to my participation in OSGEO, I belong, as an active member of the boards, to several communities related to GIS (Geoinquietos Madrid, Geochicas, QGIS Spain Association) and I attempt to contribute to the use of free GIS and creation of Open Databases, as well as participation in humanitarian mapping events.
Sessions
In this dialogue, we take a journey through Geochicas’ eight years of impactful work within both the OpenStreetMap (OSM) and OSGeo communities. From our early days to our growth as a network of diverse voices, Geochicas has forged connections, expanded reach, and set new standards for inclusivity in open mapping and geographic information systems. Along the way, we’ve collaborated with other collectives, amplifying our impact across continents and platforms, and launched projects that bring a fresh perspective to digital mapping through the lens of equity and representation. This conversation uncovers the milestones we've reached, the partnerships we’ve cultivated, and the strategies we’re developing to build even more inclusive and supportive geospatial communities. Join us as we share stories, insights, and our vision for the future, exploring how we can continue inspiring positive change in the communities we care deeply about.