Salvador García-Ayllón Veintimilla

  • Teaching area: Ingeniería e Infraestructura de los Transportes
  • Land use and environmental planning / Urban informatics / Transport planning

Salvador García-Ayllón Veintimilla




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  • Teaching area: Ingeniería e Infraestructura de los Transportes
  • Land use and environmental planning / Urban informatics / Transport planning
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About

Salvador García-Ayllón Veintimilla is Investigador Principal Grupo I+D

PhD in Urban and Infrastructure planning from Polytechnic university of Valencia (SPAIN) - 2013
Master in MBA from ESIC Business School (SPAIN) - 2010
Architect in Architecture from University Cardenal Herrera CEU (SPAIN) - 2008
Licensed in MsC Civil Engineering from Polytechnical University of Valencia (SPAIN) - 2006
Assessment of teaching: number of five-year periods assessed positively: 2
Assessment of research: number of six-year periods assessed positively: 2

Architect and Civil Engineer. PhD in Urban Planning and Territorial Management from the Technical University of Valencia. MBA by the ESIC Business School of Valencia and MsC in Concessions and Public-Private Collaboration of the Technical University of Madrid. Associated Professor responsible for various courses related to territorial policy and environmental & infrastructure planning at the Faculty Civil Engineering of the UPCT since 2010. He has also been a visiting professor at the universities of California Berkeley (USA), Alcalá de Henares (Spain), CEPES (Mexico) and Cyprus University of Technology. He is currently an invited professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) through a Fulbright grant from the United States government.

In the scientific field, he is researcher in charge of the R&D group of Territorial Policy, Environmental and Infrastructure Planning (http://potepapi.upct.es) and Director of the Biyectiva GIS Business Professorship of the UPCT. He is the author of more than 50 publications in international research journals and 15 books, being part of the 2% most cited authors in the world according to the list published by Stanford University. He has participated in several European research projects and directed more than 20 final degree projects and doctoral theses related to GIS applied to Environmental Sciences, Urban Planning, Infrastructure Management and Natural Hazards diagnosis. He and belongs to the editorial board of several international scientific journals and regularly works as a reviewer in the main scientific journals on urban planning and environmental studies areas, as well as as an evaluator of scientific projects for public research organizations in several countries from all over the world. 

At a professional level, he has held positions of diverse responsibility in the private sector in national and multinational companies in the field of consulting and civil engineering. He is an advisor to various regional and national public administrations. He has been coordinator of the reconstruction project for the city of Lorca financed by the European Infrastructure Bank after the earthquake of 2011 and the project of Integrated Territorial Investment of the European Union for the Mar Menor coastal lagoon after its environmental crisis of 2015. In the field of public management, he has been the General Director of Transport, Coasts and Ports of the Government of the Region of Murcia and member of the boards of administration of the public business societies of the Ministry of Public Works from Spain for the urban integration of the high-speed trains in the cities of Murcia and Cartagena. He has also been an elected member of the governing board of the College of Civil Engineers, and of the Professional Ethics Committee of the College of Architects.

Office Hours

Tutorials will by carried out by request of the student sending a mail to salvador.ayllon@upct.es

Teaching

Course
Degree
Type
Duration
ECTS
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
B
Duration
2Q
ECTS
6
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
B
Duration
2Q
ECTS
6
LAND PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
O
Duration
1Q
ECTS
3
LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING, LAND AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
O
Duration
2Q
ECTS
4.5

Abbreviation list

  • BS: Basic course
  • B: Required course
  • O: Elective course
  • A: Year-long
  • 1Q: 1st half
  • 2Q: 2st half

Teaching evaluation

Year
Course
Degree
Class
Survey respondent
Average (*)
2023-24
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
213101011
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
4.33
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
213101014
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
4.5
2022-23
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
213101011
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
6
Average
3.5
LAND PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
213101027
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
4.5
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
213101014
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
8
Average
3.5
2021-22
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
213101011
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
8
Average
3.5
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
213101014
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
7
Average
3.71
2020-21
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
213101011
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
3.67
LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING, LAND AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
213101028
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
5
Average
4.2
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
213101014
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
4.75
2019-20
PLANNING AND MAINTENANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES
213101011
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
3.75
URBAN AND LAND PLANNING
213101014
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
4
(*) Average over a maximum of 5