A significant portion of Fraile Mora’s scholarship is dedicated to the biographies and institutional history of the engineers who designed these landscapes. Unlike a purely technical analysis, his approach humanizes the infrastructure. By studying figures such as Eugenio Ribera and Manuel Lorenzo Pardo, Fraile Mora illustrates how engineering is influenced by the cultural and political context of its time.
His historical analysis reveals that Spanish hydraulic policy was not monolithic but the result of intense debate regarding the role of the state versus private initiative in water management. This historical perspective is crucial for understanding current water governance models in Spain. jesús fraile mora
Hydraulic Engineering, History of Technology, Water Management, Dams, Engineering Heritage, Jesús Fraile Mora. A significant portion of Fraile Mora’s scholarship is
Completed his PhD in Telecommunications Engineering at UPM. Completed his PhD in Telecommunications Engineering at UPM