NICOLAS MAESTRIPIERI
Research Professor in Environmental Geography
Research department
Environmental and Digital Sciences Department
Subject taught
Environmental Geography
Areas of Research / Development / Consulting
[1] Forward-looking scenarios for the agricultural and food system and multiple risk analysis
[2] Perception and vulnerability of forest stakeholders to multiple hazards using perception-based regional mapping
[3] Human/non-human relationship (impact on the environment, visible/invisible dialectic)
ORCID
ID: 0000-0003-2871-5967
IDHAL: nicolas-maestripieri
Responsibilities
11AGR04 (A1) – Geography, land use and rural landscapes
14AGR14 (A4) – Climate change (Global Semester)
15AGR10 (A5) – Climate Change (Future French Luxury DA)
15AGR11 (A5) – Sustainable Development (Future French Luxury DA)
15AGR12 (A5) – Sustainable Systems (Future French Luxury DA)
Training
PhD in Environmental Geography (University of Toulouse 2 – Jean-Jaurès)
Professional experience
2018-2023 – Project Manager / Research Engineer | TerraNIS SAS: Project management with the European Space Agency (ESA-ESRIN / Phi-Lab).
2016-2018 – Research engineer | FRAMESPA – Development and management of a historical database (Pouillé 1375-1420). Spatialization and cartographic processing. Dir: R. Viader
2014-2015 – Post-doctoral researcher | MONOIL – Monitoring between the environment, health, society and oil in Ecuador. Management: L. Maurice (IRD (Development Research Institute) GET (Toulouse Environment Earth Sciences) UMR 5603 Joint Research Unit), S. Becerra (GET (Toulouse Environment Geosciences Laboratory) UMR 5563 Joint Research Unit), M. Saqalli (GEODE (Environment Geography) UMR 5602 Joint Research Unit). IRD (Development Research Institute) program & PetroEcuador. GIS data compilation and processing. ARDI method and UML language.
Publications
Selected articles / chapters
J.M. Kabuanga, M. Kakonda, M. Saqalli, N. Maetripieri et al.
Historical changes and future trajectories of deforestation in the Ituri-Epulu-Aru landscape (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Land
J.M. Kabuanga, B.A. Guguya, E.N. Okito, N. Maestripieri, M. Saqalli, et al.
Monitoring landscape anthropization in the Babagulu forest region, Democratic Republic of Congo.
VertigO
J. Lafitte, N. Maestripieri
Vegan geography. For a heuristic radicality in the environmental crisis?
In: Véron O., White R., McGregor A., Springer S. and Hodge P. (coord.), Vegan Geographies: Ethics Beyond Violence.
N. Maestripieri, G. Selleron, M. Paegelow.
Monitoring of chronological stages of deforestation-afforestation: the case of Southern Chile.
Photo Interpretation – European J. of Applied Remote Sensing, 51, 3, 2–11
N. Maestripieri, T. Houet, M. Paegelow, G. Selleron, N. Sáez Villalobos, et al.
Explanatory prospective modelling of normative scenarios. The case of timber plantations dynamics in southern Chile.
Futures
N. Maestripieri, M. Saqalli
Assessing Health Risk Using Regional Mappings Based on Local Perceptions: A Comparative Study of Three Different Hazards.
International journal Human and Ecological Risk Assessment. 22(3), 721–735
UMR (Joint Research Unit)
UMR 1201 Dynafor (Dynamics and Ecology of Agriforestry Landscapes)