Thomas Roulland

Thomas Roulland is a Researcher affiliated with the University of Caen Normandy. He specializes in environmental and geological research, with a focus on coastal dynamics, marine studies, and geomatics. His work involves coordinating and contributing to interdisciplinary projects such as the ANR RICOCHET project (2017-2021), the HSRT ED556 doctoral coordination platform, and the Dynam'eau information platform. He is actively involved in initiatives like the RASTeR project (2022-2027), GEOPRAS, and HIRACLES, which address environmental monitoring, geohistorical mapping, and interdisciplinary scientific collaboration.

His research interests encompass coastal management, geomatic applications in environmental science, and the integration of geospatial technologies into fieldwork. Projects such as TRAFFIC OR2C and ZA Armorique highlight his engagement in analyzing ecological shifts and geophysical processes. He also contributes to educational initiatives like the Integrated Life Project at Néal and the SPHEROGRAPHIA virtual globes project, emphasizing open science and creative data visualization.

Notably, Thomas coordinates the HSRT ED556 doctoral program and has been a key figure in projects such as the IUEM Transverse Polar Axis and the TAAF Official Journal. His work often bridges academic research with practical applications, including coastal infrastructure analysis and environmental policy support. He maintains active participation in team-based research through platforms like the D2T Platform and the Observatory OHM Caribbean Coast.