Guillaume DELATOUR

Guillaume DELATOUR is an Associate Professor in Risk and Crisis Management at Université de Technologie de Troyes (UTT), specializing in organizational resilience and security dynamics. He leads UTT's InSyTE laboratory's crisis/resilience/security research axis and coordinates the PRESAGES crisis simulation platform. His academic roles include directing the IMSGA Master's program in Global Security Engineering and co-developing executive certificates like DSRT (Ministry of Interior collaboration) and AMCSS (ENSP partnership).

Research focuses on crisis cell coordination, community resilience post-disasters (e.g., Storm Alex studies), and temporal dynamics in crisis management. He has coordinated major projects including ANR-funded INPLIC (2018-2021) and regional initiatives on rural crisis preparedness. His educational contributions span crisis simulation pedagogy and integrating citizen participation in disaster response strategies.

Published extensively in crisis management, his 2023 work on Storm Alex solidarity mechanisms and 2024 papers on crisis cell coordination exemplify his focus on real-world operational challenges. Advises PhD students Gaëtan Chevalier and Aymée Nakasato, exploring crisis simulation frameworks and collective risk behaviors.

• Education: PhD (2011-2015) on decision-making in high-risk environments, Research Engineer at UTT (2015-2017), UN research stint (2010).
• Grants: ANR, IHEMI/FIESP, regional funding for RPM project (2015-2016).
• Labs/Teams: InSyTE Lab, Chaire Gestion des Crises, Chaire Sécurité Globale.