Juliana Socrate

Juliana Socrate is a Scientist at the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde (IOW) and a Research Consultant at the Observatorio en Gestión Costera y Planificación Espacial Marina (GEPEM) of the National University of Mar del Plata (UNMDP), Argentina. She holds a Master in Geography of Coastal Spaces (2023), a Licentiate Degree in Geography (2021), and a Degree in Geography Education (2020) from UNMDP.

• Education
  • Master in Geography of Coastal Spaces (2023), UNMDP
  • Licentiate Degree in Geography (2021), UNMDP
  • Degree in Geography Education (2020), UNMDP

Her research focuses on Marine Spatial Planning, Ecosystem Services Analysis, and GIS Applications in coastal and marine environments. She has contributed to projects comparing socio-environmental interactions in Argentina and Uruguay, with a focus on land-sea dynamics and integrated management strategies.

Her peer-reviewed publications address topics like flood risk mapping in Mar del Plata, public perception of hydrocarbon activities, and socioecological systems in Argentina. She emphasizes participatory governance and sustainable resource management in coastal zones.

Juliana collaborates with institutions such as IOW (Germany) and UNMDP (Argentina), utilizing ArcGIS and QGIS for spatial analysis. Her work intersects environmental science and policy development for coastal regions.