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Emmanuel Roux
Researcher at French national institute for sustainable development (IRD); Co-Director of the International Joint Laboratory "Sentinela" (IRD - Fiocruz - UnB)
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Présentation
**Emmanuel Roux** received his **Ph.D**. degree in industrial and human automation and computer science in 2002, from the University of Valenciennes, France. His skills concern **data science** and **modelling** for the understanding and control of eco-epidemiological systems and the design of cross-border One-Health observatories.
He is researcher at the French national research institute for sustainable development (**[IRD](https://www.ird.fr/)**) since 2007, in the **[ESPACE-DEV Unit](https://www.espace-dev.fr/)** research unit.
His research interests are:
- Spatial modelling of entomological and/or epidemiological data;
- Objective characterization of the environment and of the landscape from satellite data;
- Data- or knowledge-driven modelling of the environment and health relationships;
- Environment related diseases;
- Amazon region;
- Cross-border contexts and cross-border health.
He develops and leads **collaborations with partners from France, French Guiana and Brazil**, and more recently with **Poland, Portugal and Kenya**, concerning the relationships between environment and health.
He **participates to, or co-supervises, several partnership and research projects** that contribute to the construction of cross-border health observatories, between French Guiana and Brazil and within other **cross-border contexts**.
He is currently the **co-director of the[ International Joint Laboratory "Sentinela"](https://lmi-sentinela.unb.br/)** ("Network of transdisciplinary, territorialized and cross-border sentinel sites for public health"), with Christovam Barcellos (Fiocruz/ICICT, Brazil) and Helen Gurgel (UnB/LAGAS, Brazil).
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New perspectives in monitoring water resources in large tropical transboundary basins based on remote sensing and radar altimetry.Blöschl, G. Van de Giesen, N. Muralidharan, D. Ren, L. Seyler, F. Sharma, U. Vrba, J. Improving Integrated Surface and Groundwater Resources Management in a Vulnerable and Changing Word, IAHS Publication, pp. 282-288, 2009, 978-1-907161-01-8
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