Rafael Roset has been working at the ICGC for many years now in different positions related to Information Technologies and geospatial content. Computer specialist (1985), has been involved in all major projects dealing with paper and digital map dissemination and difusion, as well as digitization and georeferencing of old maps. For 7 years lead the project of the digital map library of the ICGC. Has published articles on content management, geoportals and spatial infrastructures, georeferencing, digitization and other subjects in renowned journals and magazines like e-perimetron, Geoinformatics Magazine, Mapping Revista Internacional de Ciencias de la Tierra, Revista Catalana de Geografia and co-authored the book "Guia d'ús del Dublin Core" for the Biblioteca de Catalunya.As a side personal project has been deeply involved with the geocommunity in Barcelona, as coorganizer of the FOSS4G 2010 congress in Barcelona and also as cofounder, organizer and community manager of Geoinquiets Barcelona, the local chapter of Osgeo (@geoinquiets).In October 2015 I was interviewed for Geohipsterhttp://geohipster.com/2015/10/12/raf-roset-if-it-werent-for-old-maps-we-would-have-been-lost-long-ago/As of december 2018 I quit Geoinquiets on Twitter for a new channel of my own: GeoLinks (@linksgeo) where I share daily a number of links related to geosciences