Nicola Gabellieri

Nicola Gabellieri is an Associate Professor in Geography at the Department of Literature and Philosophy, University of Trento, Italy. He serves as Deputy Coordinator for the Doctoral Program 'Cultures of Europe: Environment, Spaces, Histories, Arts, Ideas' and leads research initiatives integrating historical geography, GIS, and environmental studies. His work focuses on rural history, landscape ecology, and cultural heritage.

• Education: PhD in Historical, Cultural, and Environmental Heritage Studies (University of Genoa, 2014-2017); MSc in History (University of Pisa, 2009-2012); BA in History (University of Pisa, 2006-2009).

Research Highlights: Gabellieri specializes in Historical GIS and Literary GIS applications for analyzing agro-silvo-pastoral systems, environmental reclamation, and socio-ecological heritage in Alpine and Mediterranean regions. His projects include geohistorical analysis of Trentino's 19th-21st-century land-use changes and participatory GIS for sustainable territorial management.

Scientific Recognition: He received the ANCI-SISCO 2019 monograph award and holds leadership roles in Italian geographical societies (AIIG, AIC, CISGE, SGI).

Research Leadership: Gabellieri leads PRIN-funded projects like 'Bridging Geography and History of Woodlands' and 'GEO-SMART' (2021-2023) on Trentino's pandemic data mapping. He contributes to international conferences on historical GIS and environmental archaeology.