Laurence Jolivet

Laurence Jolivet is a researcher at IGN (Institut national de l'information géographique et forestière) and member of the LASTIG (Laboratoire des Sciences et Technologies de l'Information Géographique) laboratory, affiliated with the STRUDEL and MEIG teams. She holds a PhD in Geography (2014) from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and works on spatiotemporal analysis, landscape modeling, and human-wildlife interaction studies.

Research Interests:

• Landscape description and modeling for fauna movement simulation (BD TOPO, RGE ALTI)
• Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) qualification for land use monitoring
• Sensitive/perceptual mapping protocols for urban space analysis
• Multi-source data integration in urban ecosystem management

Recent Article Trends focus on:

• Wildlife disturbance from recreational activities
• Multi-source land use classification workflows
• Tick bite risk modeling in peri-urban zones
• Citizens' Books analysis for policy input
• Deep learning applications in landscape dynamics

Supervision:

• Co-supervisor of Martin Cubaud (PhD, 2022-ongoing): Land use classification via deep learning
• Supervisor of Colin Kerouanton (PhD, 2020): Hiker mobility analysis

Key Projects:

• IntForOut (2024-2027): Integrating multisource data for ecosystem monitoring under outdoor recreation pressure
• SOTIQUE (2024-2025): Socio-ecological tick bite risk modeling
• LandSense (2016-2021): Citizen observatory for land cover monitoring
• CHOUCAS (2017-2022): Heterogeneous data integration for mountain rescue