Romain ARMAND

Romain ARMAND is an Associate Professor at UniLaSalle, specializing in Surface Hydrology and GIS applications. His expertise spans surface hydrological transfers, agricultural soil erosion, geomorphology, spatial analysis, cartography, and ecological engineering in agricultural and environmental contexts.

• Teaches GIS applied to agricultural territories, Soil Sciences, and Surface Hydrology
• Supervises student projects in Agronomy, Agribusinesses, and Earth Sciences
• Focuses on soil-vegetation interactions for erosion control

His research integrates plant functional traits with hydrological modeling to design herbaceous hedges for sediment retention. Key trends in his publications include soil-vegetation interactions, agroecological engineering, and spatial data applications. He leads the spring semester on "Water & Environmental Management" and contributes to projects like AREAS and DIGET-COB.

As a member of the HydrISE research unit, he investigates soil-environment interactions through interdisciplinary approaches. His work bridges hydrology, soil science, and agroecology.