The Laboratory of Remote Sensing and Planetary Exploration (LabTEP due to its Spanish acronym) is part of the LabU network of the URJC (https://www.urjc.es/i-d-i/infraestructuras-de-apoyo-a-la-investigacion/364-laboratorios-redlabu), and begin to work at 2005 funded by the Madrid Regional Government. It is equipped with several computers, graphic drawing screens, an A-0 plotter-scanner and a system of hard disks for data backup. It also has different software for GIS (ArcGIS), mapping (Surfer), remote sensing (ENVI) and image processing (ImageJ, Osirix). With this infrastructure, the LabTEP provides the support for the application of those methods for the technical and research projects of the Group. Some examples of these applications are geological maps of Venus (ej. Hansen and López, 2018), the 3D mapping of volcanic debris avalanche deposits at Tenerife underground (Márquez et al., 2008) or the analysis of the monitoring results from analogue modelling of volcanoes (Rincón et al., 2018).