Clélia Bilodeau

Clélia Bilodeau serves as a Lecturer-researcher (Associate Professor) at University of Paris Cité within Section CNU 23 (Geography). Her work integrates teaching with empirical research on spatial ecology and anthropogenic environmental impacts, utilizing advanced geospatial methodologies to address critical landscape dynamics.

Her research spans biogeography and environmental geography with emphasis on spatial distribution of living organisms, human impacts on river systems, and peri-urban environmental dynamics. She employs field studies combined with geomatics, remote sensing, and statistical modeling to analyze natural environments across rural-metropolitan interfaces, farmlands, urban gardens, and Mediterranean regions in Île-de-France, France, and Europe. Key methodological strengths include hydromorphological characterization and terroir analysis.

Dr. Bilodeau leads significant research initiatives including the ongoing CARHYCE program (since 2011) for watercourse assessment with ONEMA, LGP (UMR 8591), and IRSTEA, and previously contributed to the ANRSysterra-funded PATERMED project (2010-2014) on Mediterranean landscapes. As co-manager of the Géotéca geospatial platform and co-leader of Ladyss's "Science-society relationships" interdisciplinary group, she bridges academic research with practical environmental management.

No scientific awards were documented in source materials. Administrative responsibilities include digital infrastructure development and cross-disciplinary research coordination, though student supervision details remain unspecified in available records.