Trombinoscope

ARNOULD Maxence

maxence.arnould@agroparistech.fr

BARLES Rita

rita.barles@agroparistech.fr

BLED Anthony

Thesis topic: Factors influencing the movement of large ungulates within a mosaic of forest landscapes and the implications for the success of stand regeneration I am studying the movements and resource selection of deer in order to better understand the spatial and temporal variations in browsing pressure on forest regeneration. In this context, I am investigating the influence of artificial protections or landscape management on deer behaviour and the resulting impact on the consumption of young trees.

anthony.bled@inrae.fr

BORDAT Frédéric

frederic.bordat@inrae.fr

BOUDY Marine

Research engineer in charge of the PICO project

marine.boudy@inrae.fr

BOURREAU Quentin

I am in charge of managing the PREPI project (2025-2028). The objective of this project is to improve the technical, economic, ergonomic, and social performance of forest plantations in the Grand Est region. My responsibilities include coordinating and monitoring the activities of the project partners (organizing meetings, writing meeting minutes, tracking tasks, etc.). Another responsibility involves organizing the task of "Ensuring successful plant establishment." This includes organizing forestry work with the borrowers, receiving the necessary materials for the plantation from suppliers, and writing protocols and reports for the installation of the experimental sites.

quentin.bourreau@inrae.fr

BUREL Thibault

thibault.burel@agroparistech.fr

CHAMP Florine

Thesis topic: What revisions should be made to the formalisms of phenomenological models of forest growth? Study of the generality of dendrometric laws. Studies on the application of dendrometric laws in a changing climate and with new silvicultural practices. This involves data analysis and the development of growth models.

florine.champs@univ-lorraine.fr

COLLET Catherine

My objective is to design, assess, and disseminate operational methods to ensure the regeneration of forest stands, that have high technical, economic, environmental, and social outcomes. My activities encompass a comprehensive research-development-transfer continuum, in an innovation-driven approach.

catherine.collet@inrae.fr

COMTE Adeline

Technical and scientific support for forestry innovation projects Management of partnership-based and interdisciplinary projects Living lab methodology

adeline.comte@agroparistech.fr

DURAND Lucile

My activities focus on the coordination and facilitation of collaborative research projects in the field of forest management. I contribute to the development and monitoring of the LabCom Néosilva, acting as an interface between researchers and private enterprise. My work aims to support innovation and knowledge transfer for forest-based territories.

lucile.durand@inrae.fr

FONGARLAND Lubin

1. Support for multifunctional management and promotion of AgroParisTech's 768 hectares of educational and experimental forests (forestry, hunting, educational infrastructure, visitor facilities, hydrological networks, ecological inventories, etc.). 2. Development of an “innovation” dimension for AgroParisTech's forests to co-design, test, and promote innovative solutions for adapting forests to climate change applicable to the territory.

lubin.fongarland@agroparistech.fr

FRANCO Jean-Pascal

GODARD Lindsay

- Forest renewal - Data acquisition - Floristic surveys - Dendrometric measurements

lindsay.godard@inrae.fr

GRILLET Samuel

Monitoring of the REGEBLOC and PILOTE experimental networks, research and development in foret renewal

samuel.grillet@inrae.fr

HALLIN Maud

I study the possibility of creating a national network of “Continuous Cover Forestry Schools” (FIE). FIEs work to develop mixed forestry with continuous cover through co-production and knowledge sharing between various stakeholders. I am also interested in these initiatives from the perspective of socio-ecological transition and forest commons.

maud.hallin@agroparistech.fr

JACOB DE CORDEMOY Aymeric

aymeric.jacobdecordemoy@agroparistech.fr

JACQUIN Philippe

- Wood microdensitometry - JAVA programming

philippe.jacquin@inrae.fr

LACOMBE Eric

LAFOND Valentine

- Forest management - Forest models, - Ecosystem services - Climate change adaptation

valentine.lafond@agroparistech.fr

LONGUETAUD Fleur

My main research topic is wood quality. I am mainly interested in round wood, from the standing tree in the forest to the sawmill. My activities are divided into two parts: 1. developing innovative methods for measuring wood properties; 2. modelling wood properties. Regarding the first point, I mainly use X-ray or RGB image analysis. I am collaborating on this with a computer science research laboratory (Loria), and we are implementing traditional methods (e.g., TreeTrace project) as well as methods increasingly based on artificial intelligence such as CNNs and Vision Transformers (e.g., Biomtrace project). More recently, I have expanded my field of research to include biometric traceability of timber based on the analysis of photos of log cross-sections as part of a project with ONF and Loria (Biomtrace project). On the second point, I collaborate with my colleagues who are specialists in growth modelling, as modelling wood quality depends heavily on growing conditions. As part of the Baccfire project, I am working with ONF to classify tree species based on their anatomical, physical, architectural and ecological characteristics, among others. The aim is to form groups of species that are relatively homogeneous and can be used in generic modelling approaches, such as carbon flows in the forest-wood sector. Another objective is to identify species that are interesting in terms of both climate change resistance and wood quality. For the link with the chemical properties of wood, I collaborate with Lermab (e.g., ExtraForEst project on the resource of forest extractives) and for the connection with the quality of sawn or peeled wood with colleagues from LaBoMaP in Cluny (e.g., TreeTrace project).

fleur.longuetaud@inrae.fr

MARTIN Luce

luce.martin@inrae.fr

MARTINETTO Dorian

dorian.martinetto@inrae.fr

MATHIEU Valentin

My research studies the circulation of wood products around the world, at different scales. My work focuses on issues related to the dynamics of international trade in wood products, changes in wood demand basins over time and space, and the structure and evolution of wood value chains. I study the rise of the forest-based bioeconomy, the impact of economic, political and geopolitical shocks on the structure of trade in wood products, and the evolution of the forest-wood sector. I teach courses on issues related to the forest-wood sector, the bioeconomy, and international trade in wood products at AgroParisTech. I am also in charge of the major in ‘Forest Information and Resource Strategies’ at AgroParisTech (FIRS ; master 2 training).

valentin.mathieu@agroparistech.fr

MOREAL de BREVANS Théophile

Thesis topic: Monitoring the regeneration of French forests My research is about monitoring natural regeneration of main forest tree species at the scale of the French territory, using national forest inventory data. I aim at identifying environmental drivers (climate, soil, ungulates) that may cause spatial variability in occurrence, abundance and species composition of the regeneration layer.

theophile.moreal-de-brevans@ign.fr

NINGRE François

francois.ningre@inrae.fr

POISOT Sarah

Performing part of the dendrometric and instrumental data collection at sites within the Gis Coop network (Cooperative Scientific Interest Group for data on forest stand growth). Verifying the data before entering it into the database (adherence to the protocol, consistency of values, compatibility with the database, etc.). Writing an R script to automate some of these checks.

sarah.poisot@inrae.fr

PORTE Laurie

I am responsible for training and teaching engineering within the A2ForBois project. I support teaching teams in various parts of the project, including the reform of the AgroParisTech engineering curriculum, the living lab, and the FIRS advanced specialization.

laurie.porte@agroparistech.fr

RETZ Marion

I am participating in the Interreg “Forest Wood” project with three main activities: setting up a pilot site to evaluate the technical, economic, and ecological implementation of mixed plantations; developing climate indicators to assess the impact of droughts on the success of plantations; and conducting a sociological study on the sharing of failure risk among stakeholders.

marion.retz@inrae.fr

RITTIE Daniel

I manage a network of experimental silvicultural plots for oak and beech across the northern half of France. This includes maintaining the network, implementing measurement protocols, applying silvicultural treatments (thinning), and managing the data. I am also the unit’s “stem analysis” lead, focusing on the retrospective study of tree growth (height and diameter) based on tree-ring analysis of collected wood samples (cross-sections or cores).

daniel.rittie@inrae.fr