Grégory Giuliani
Biographic Data
| ID | 6718256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grégory Giuliani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grégory |
| FAMILY NAME | Giuliani |
| SIGNATURE | GIULIANI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Geneva |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1825-8865 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Off-Sett
The world is undergoing rapid transformations driven by climate change, socio-economic pressures, and geopolitical tensions. Monitoring these dynamics is essential to understand and anticipate territorial change. Although initiatives such as the European Union’s Open Data program promote spatiotemporal datasets (e.g., population, land use), analyzing and interpreting these data over time remains complex and requires technical expertise, limiting …
Water security and human development
The latest planetary boundaries assessment underscores that freshwater systems are facing escalating risks. At the same time, they remain a priority on the political agenda, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals. Water security offers a comprehensive framework for disentangling the complex relationships between freshwater resources and human development.WS encompasses economic, environmental, and hazard dimensions, yet existing measur…
Mapping Local Climate Zones (LCZ) Change in the 5 Largest Cities of Switzerland
In the face of climate change and population growth, Local Climate Zone (LCZ) maps have emerged as crucial tools for urban planners and policymakers to address Urban Heat Island (UHI) effects, thereby playing a significant role in mitigating climate change. This study presents a methodology for classifying major Swiss cities into LCZs, offering an efficient, cost-effective, and uniform tool for supporting climate action plans across municipalitie…
Essential earth observation variables for high-level multi-scale indicators and policies
Several holistic approaches are based on the description of socio-ecological systems to address the sustainability challenge. Essential Variables (EVs) have the potential to support these approaches by describing the status of the Earth system through monitoring and modeling. The different classes of EVs can be organized along the environmental policy framework of Drivers, Pressures, States, Impacts and Responses. The EV concept represents an opp…
Knowledge formalization for Earth Science informed decision-making
During the past two centuries, the world has undergone deep societal, political, and economical changes that heavily affected human life. The above changes contributed to an increased awareness about the deep impact that policy decisions have at the local and the global level. Therefore, there is a strong need that policy-making and decision-making processes for a sustainable development be based on the best available knowledge about Earth system…
Geospatial User Feedback
Geospatial data is used not only to contemplate reality but also, in combination with analytical tools, to generate new information that requires interpretation. In this process data users gain knowledge about the data and its limitations (the user side of data quality) as well as knowledge on the status and evolutions of the studied phenomena. Knowledge can be annotations on top of the data, responses to questions, a careful description of the p…
Toward a definition of Essential Mountain Climate Variables
The numerous processes implicated in the rapid and profound climate-driven changes that are underway across the world's mountains must be well monitored, understood, and - as far as possible - accurately projected. However, not only are the available environmental data upon which such activities hinge often severely limited, but interdisciplinary consensus regarding which variables should be considered observation priorities also remains elusive.…
Supporting SDG 15, Life on Land
The essence of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by the United Nations is described in 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). SDG 15 focuses on Life on Land, in other words, terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystems, as well as their services. Land degradation is a severe anthropic and natural phenomenon that is affecting land use/cover globally; therefore, a dedicated target of the SDG 15 (the indicator 15.3.1) was proposed. Th…
Black Sea beaches vulnerability to sea level rise
Environmental data gaps in Black Sea catchment countries
Filling the gap between Earth observation and policy making in the Black Sea catchment with enviroGRIDS
Filling the gap between Earth observation and policy making in the Black Sea catchment with enviroGRIDS
Knowledge formalization for Earth Science informed decision-making
During the past two centuries, the world has undergone deep societal, political, and economical changes that heavily affected human life. The above changes contributed to an increased awareness about the deep impact that policy decisions have at the local and the global level. Therefore, there is a strong need that policy-making and decision-making processes for a sustainable development be based on the best available knowledge about Earth system…
Essential earth observation variables for high-level multi-scale indicators and policies
Several holistic approaches are based on the description of socio-ecological systems to address the sustainability challenge. Essential Variables (EVs) have the potential to support these approaches by describing the status of the Earth system through monitoring and modeling. The different classes of EVs can be organized along the environmental policy framework of Drivers, Pressures, States, Impacts and Responses. The EV concept represents an opp…
Black Sea beaches vulnerability to sea level rise
Black Sea beaches vulnerability to sea level rise
Environmental data gaps in Black Sea catchment countries
Filling the gap between Earth observation and policy making in the Black Sea catchment with enviroGRIDS
Supporting SDG 15, Life on Land
The essence of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by the United Nations is described in 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). SDG 15 focuses on Life on Land, in other words, terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystems, as well as their services. Land degradation is a severe anthropic and natural phenomenon that is affecting land use/cover globally; therefore, a dedicated target of the SDG 15 (the indicator 15.3.1) was proposed. Th…
Geospatial User Feedback
Geospatial data is used not only to contemplate reality but also, in combination with analytical tools, to generate new information that requires interpretation. In this process data users gain knowledge about the data and its limitations (the user side of data quality) as well as knowledge on the status and evolutions of the studied phenomena. Knowledge can be annotations on top of the data, responses to questions, a careful description of the p…
Toward a definition of Essential Mountain Climate Variables
The numerous processes implicated in the rapid and profound climate-driven changes that are underway across the world's mountains must be well monitored, understood, and - as far as possible - accurately projected. However, not only are the available environmental data upon which such activities hinge often severely limited, but interdisciplinary consensus regarding which variables should be considered observation priorities also remains elusive.…
Essential earth observation variables for high-level multi-scale indicators and policies
Several holistic approaches are based on the description of socio-ecological systems to address the sustainability challenge. Essential Variables (EVs) have the potential to support these approaches by describing the status of the Earth system through monitoring and modeling. The different classes of EVs can be organized along the environmental policy framework of Drivers, Pressures, States, Impacts and Responses. The EV concept represents an opp…
Knowledge formalization for Earth Science informed decision-making
During the past two centuries, the world has undergone deep societal, political, and economical changes that heavily affected human life. The above changes contributed to an increased awareness about the deep impact that policy decisions have at the local and the global level. Therefore, there is a strong need that policy-making and decision-making processes for a sustainable development be based on the best available knowledge about Earth system…
Mapping Local Climate Zones (LCZ) Change in the 5 Largest Cities of Switzerland
In the face of climate change and population growth, Local Climate Zone (LCZ) maps have emerged as crucial tools for urban planners and policymakers to address Urban Heat Island (UHI) effects, thereby playing a significant role in mitigating climate change. This study presents a methodology for classifying major Swiss cities into LCZs, offering an efficient, cost-effective, and uniform tool for supporting climate action plans across municipalitie…
Off-Sett
The world is undergoing rapid transformations driven by climate change, socio-economic pressures, and geopolitical tensions. Monitoring these dynamics is essential to understand and anticipate territorial change. Although initiatives such as the European Union’s Open Data program promote spatiotemporal datasets (e.g., population, land use), analyzing and interpreting these data over time remains complex and requires technical expertise, limiting …
Water security and human development
The latest planetary boundaries assessment underscores that freshwater systems are facing escalating risks. At the same time, they remain a priority on the political agenda, as reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals. Water security offers a comprehensive framework for disentangling the complex relationships between freshwater resources and human development.WS encompasses economic, environmental, and hazard dimensions, yet existing measur…
Environmental Science (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Environmental resource management (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Environmental planning (4 works) · Interoperability (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Ecology (3 works)