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The GloUrb project groups 5 French research units: the research unit Environment City and Society from Lyon-Saint-Etienne (EVS-UMR5600); the Physics Laboratory of ENS de Lyon (LP-UMR5672); the research unit Territory Environment Remote Sensing Spatial Information from Montpellier (TETIS-UMR9000); the research unit Laboratory of Ecology of Natural and Anthropised Hydrosystems from Lyon (LEHNA-UMR5023); the research unit Group of Economics Analysis and Theory from Lyon and Saint-Etienne (GATE-UMR5824).
The consortium also includes international partners contributing to the International Scientific Advisory Board, such as the WWF, the University of Denver (USA), Syracuse University (USA), the University of Concepción (Chile), the Indian Institute of Technology in Gandhinagar (India) and Wuhan University (China).
The GloUrb project team is multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary, comprising:
- Physicists in signal and image analysis and processing
- Ecologists and biologists of terrestrial and aquatic environments
- Ecologists with expertise in biogeochemistry
- Hydrologists
- Human and urban geographers
- Physical geographers, hydrologists and fluvial geomorphologists
- Remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems engineers
- Data analysis engineers
- Database and server management engineers
- Environmental economists
- Lawyers in comparative environmental law
The consortium also includes international partners contributing to the International Scientific Advisory Board, such as the WWF, the University of Denver (USA), Syracuse University (USA), the University of Concepción (Chile), the Indian Institute of Technology in Gandhinagar (India) and Wuhan University (China).
The GloUrb project team is multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary, comprising:
- Physicists in signal and image analysis and processing
- Ecologists and biologists of terrestrial and aquatic environments
- Ecologists with expertise in biogeochemistry
- Hydrologists
- Human and urban geographers
- Physical geographers, hydrologists and fluvial geomorphologists
- Remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems engineers
- Data analysis engineers
- Database and server management engineers
- Environmental economists
- Lawyers in comparative environmental law
Project Team
Abry Patrice (Laboratoire de Physique, CNRS) : Multivariate texture modelling and analysis - (multi)fractal statistics methodology and applications
Audisio Pierre
Bajemon Liolia (EVS, ENS Lyon) : urbanisation - data analysis - urban planning - socio-environnemental interactions
Barbe Eric (TETIS, INRAe) : Geomatics - GIS applied to land conversion monitoring - project management
Belletti Barbara (EVS, CNRS) : fluvial geomorphology - river landscapes and hydrosystems - remote sensing - large scales
Borgnat Pierre (Laboratoire de Physique, CNRS) : Signal processing - graph signal processing and machine learning applied to transport - internet monitoring and physics
Bourgeau Fanny (EVS, ENS Lyon)
Burriat Josselin
Cernesson Flavie (TETIS, AgroParisTech) : Hydrology and water sciences - land use - spatial analysis and modelling
Chiu Victoria (EVS, Université Lyon 3) : Jurist in public law - comparative environnemental law - water law and environmental justice
Colas Fanny (LEHNA, Université Lyon 1) : Hydroecologist - aquatic ecosystem functioning vs human pressures
Cottet Marylise (EVS, CNRS) : Human geographer - socio-environmental interactions - urban rivers - river management
Doledec Sylvain (LEHNA, Université Lyon 1) : Freshwater ecologist - human impacts on functional diversity of aquatic floodplain
Dunesme Samuel (EVS, ENS Lyon) : Database / server administrator and application integrator of ISIG platform - webGIS - geocatalogue - IDS - IT developments - geomatics
Guiffant Nadia (TETIS, INRAe) : Data Management Plan - open science
Ienco Dino (TETIS, INRAe) : Spatio-temporal data science - deep learning - satellite remote sensing - multitemporal analysis and multi-source data fusion
Jensen Pablo (Laboratoire de physique, CNRS) : Physicist - big data analysis and modelling - formal tools to understand social issues
Kaufmann Bernard (LEHNA, Université Lyon 1) : Ecologist and population geneticist - urbanization effects on biodiversity, from local to regional scales
Lussault Michel (EVS, ENS Lyon) : Geographer - urban studies and theoretical geography
Mouquet-Noppe Christine (EVS, ENS Lyon) : IT administrator of ISIG technical platform - database management
Ose Kenji (TETIS, INRAe) : Spatial data analysis - methodologies and transfer of operational applications in forestry and urbanisation
Parmentier Hervé (EVS, ENS Lyon) : Mapping - ISIG plateform - GIS
Piegay Hervé (EVS, CNRS) : Fluvial eco-geomorphologist - river management - applied remote sensing
Pinay Gilles (EVS, CNRS) : Ecologist - stream, floodplain and wetland biochemistry
Polomé Philippe (GATE, Université Lyon 2) : Environmental economics - risk assessment
Pustalnik Nelly (Laboratoire de physique, CNRS) : Impage processing and machine learning - variational approaches and optimization to large scale inverse problems
Rey Louis (EVS, ENS Lyon) : Remote sensing - geomatics - collaborative tools - field metrology
Roux Stéphane (Laboratoire de physique, ENS Lyon) : Signal and image processing - stochastic processes - statistical modelling - mathematics - neurosciences - geography
Vaudor Lise (EVS, CNRS) : Data analyst - R programming language - web-based applications - web data mining
Weber Christiane (emeritus, CNRS) : Urban geography - remote sensing in urban environment
International Scientific Advisory Board
Chin Anne (Université de Denver) : Fluvial geomorphology - urban rivers
Gao Peng (Université de Syracuse) : Hydrology - climate change
Jain Vikrant (Institut Indien de Technologie de Gandhinagar) : Fluvial geomorphology - large river systems
Mouketou-Tarazewicz Dieudonne (Université Omar Bongo) : GIS and remote sensing - environmental sciences
Opperman Jeff (WWF) : Global freshwater
Yepez Santiago (Université de Concepciòn) : Remote sensing - geomorphology
Zhiwei Li (Université de Wuhan) : River science - large river systems