Fausto Marincioni

Fausto Marincioni is a Full Professor at the Department of Life and Environmental Sciences (University of Marche) with expertise in disaster risk reduction, climate change, and socio-environmental vulnerability. His research focuses on geohazards, flood management, and participatory methodologies for risk mitigation. He leads the Disaster Risk Reduction Laboratory and actively contributes to EU projects like LIFE PRIMES. His work integrates geospatial analysis, policy evaluation, and community engagement to enhance resilience in vulnerable regions.

Research interests include:

• Geo-hydrological hazards and risk perception
• Climate adaptation strategies in coastal and urban areas
• Emergency management systems and crowd-sourced data applications
• Socio-economic dimensions of disaster resilience
• Disaster education and shared leadership models

Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to flood simulation, landslide modeling, and policy integration for SDG implementation. He advocates for geoethics principles in environmental decision-making and has advised on disaster preparedness for universities and hospitals. His office hours are held at the Disaster Risk Reduction Lab, focusing on collaborative research and student mentorship.