Fernando Morante-Carballo
Biographic Data
| ID | 6940003 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fernando Morante-Carballo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fernando |
| FAMILY NAME | Morante-Carballo |
| SIGNATURE | MORANTE-CARBALLO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0374-0306 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Environmental Impact Assessment of Agricultural Greenhouse Systems in a Natural Heritage Site
Sustainable agricultural development in natural heritage sites poses a challenge, requiring food security without compromising the conservation of ecosystems and their outstanding universal values (OUV). The Galapagos Islands, recognized as a Natural World Heritage, have problems of scarce water and arable land, compounded by anthropogenic pressures such as high population and tourism growth and dependence on food imports. The objective of this r…
An integrated bibliometric and systematic review of governance responses to illegal gold mining in the Amazon Basin
Water Sowing and Harvesting (WS&H) for Sustainable Management in Ecuador
Water Sowing and Harvesting (WS&H) is an ancestral knowledge widely used as a sustainable technique in water management. This study aims to analyse the importance, promotion, and cultural heritage of WS&H techniques through a literature review in Ecuador, considering applications of ancestral techniques by region (coastal, Andean and insular) with a strengths, opportunities, weaknesses, and threats (SWOTs) analysis and a focus group for a strateg…
Sustainable Design for Geotourism Interpretation Centres
Geosites represent important elements of geoheritage for promoting geotourism sustainable practices aimed at education and conservation. The Santa Elena Peninsula Geopark Project has several locations with geological, cultural and historical richness and the potential for geosites and tourist development. However, these places lack infrastructures that improves tourist reception and local geoeducation. In this study, Geotourism Interpretation Cen…
Application of Geomechanical Classification Systems in a Tourist Mine for Establishing Strategies within 3G’s Model
Stability problems in rock masses are one of the main causes of subsidence events in underground mining areas. Zaruma, in the South of Ecuador, is characterised by mineral wealth, in which 65% of the population depends directly on artisanal mining activity. However, mineral extraction, without technical considerations and in many cases illegal, has negatively impacted the stability of tunnels generated under the city’s urban area, reporting subsi…
Geo-Environmental Assessment of Tourist Development and Its Impact on Sustainability
The evaluation of geosites is an essential part of conserving the geodiversity and biodiversity of an ecosystem, as well as safeguarding the cultural, geological, environmental, and landscape wealth that a highly recognized geographical area possesses. In this context, Guayaquil, the pearl of the Pacific, is a city that registers, in its history and evolution, a binding relationship with the geo-biodiversity of the geosites that characterize it. …
Sustainable Design for Geotourism Interpretation Centres
Geosites represent important elements of geoheritage for promoting geotourism sustainable practices aimed at education and conservation. The Santa Elena Peninsula Geopark Project has several locations with geological, cultural and historical richness and the potential for geosites and tourist development. However, these places lack infrastructures that improves tourist reception and local geoeducation. In this study, Geotourism Interpretation Cen…
Application of Geomechanical Classification Systems in a Tourist Mine for Establishing Strategies within 3G’s Model
Stability problems in rock masses are one of the main causes of subsidence events in underground mining areas. Zaruma, in the South of Ecuador, is characterised by mineral wealth, in which 65% of the population depends directly on artisanal mining activity. However, mineral extraction, without technical considerations and in many cases illegal, has negatively impacted the stability of tunnels generated under the city’s urban area, reporting subsi…
Geo-Environmental Assessment of Tourist Development and Its Impact on Sustainability
The evaluation of geosites is an essential part of conserving the geodiversity and biodiversity of an ecosystem, as well as safeguarding the cultural, geological, environmental, and landscape wealth that a highly recognized geographical area possesses. In this context, Guayaquil, the pearl of the Pacific, is a city that registers, in its history and evolution, a binding relationship with the geo-biodiversity of the geosites that characterize it. …
Water Sowing and Harvesting (WS&H) for Sustainable Management in Ecuador
Water Sowing and Harvesting (WS&H) is an ancestral knowledge widely used as a sustainable technique in water management. This study aims to analyse the importance, promotion, and cultural heritage of WS&H techniques through a literature review in Ecuador, considering applications of ancestral techniques by region (coastal, Andean and insular) with a strengths, opportunities, weaknesses, and threats (SWOTs) analysis and a focus group for a strateg…
Sustainable Design for Geotourism Interpretation Centres
Geosites represent important elements of geoheritage for promoting geotourism sustainable practices aimed at education and conservation. The Santa Elena Peninsula Geopark Project has several locations with geological, cultural and historical richness and the potential for geosites and tourist development. However, these places lack infrastructures that improves tourist reception and local geoeducation. In this study, Geotourism Interpretation Cen…
Environmental Impact Assessment of Agricultural Greenhouse Systems in a Natural Heritage Site
Sustainable agricultural development in natural heritage sites poses a challenge, requiring food security without compromising the conservation of ecosystems and their outstanding universal values (OUV). The Galapagos Islands, recognized as a Natural World Heritage, have problems of scarce water and arable land, compounded by anthropogenic pressures such as high population and tourism growth and dependence on food imports. The objective of this r…
An integrated bibliometric and systematic review of governance responses to illegal gold mining in the Amazon Basin
Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Geotourism and Geoheritage Conservation (3 works) · Sustainability (3 works) · Sustainable development (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)