Ph.D.
(Start: 2018)
Proposition d'un système d'intelligence d'aide à la décision de gestion des ressources en l'eau

Ph.D.
(Start: 2022)
The prevalence of complexity in soil ecosystems and the application of complex systems theory to the simulation of fertility in the face of external forcing phenomena

Ph.D.
(Start: 2023)
How can landscape connectivity initiatives contribute to Montreal's climate resilience?

Ph.D.
(Start: 2021)
Using machine learning models and the agent-based modeling approach to study geo-spatial and socio-ecological processes

M.Sc.
(Start: 2023)
Global assessment of flood susceptibility and its various impacts according to the geographical location of the event

M.Sc.
(Start: 2022)
Modeling environmental determinants of hive health

Ph.D.
(Start: 2016, End: 2022)
A hybrid agent-based approach to simulation of emergence of environmentally responsible behaviour among natural resource users

Ph.D.
Other (co-)supervisor: Ariane Burke, Université de Montréal
(Start: 2017, End: 2023)
Other QCBS (co-)supervisor: Ariane Burke
Simulation of the distribution of large herbivores according to paleoclimatic reconstructions during MIS 3 and comparison with hominin population distributions
Link to thesis (pdf)

M.Sc.
(Start: 2015, End: 2018)
An Agent-Based Model to Identify Migration Pathways of Refugees: The Case of Syria

M.Sc.
(Start: 2020, End: 2023)
Dynamic model to determine the physical changes of urban wetlands in Bogota city

M.Sc.
(Start: 2021, End: 2024)
Geospatial-based Modeling and Prediction of Marine Birds Distribution in the Chilean Patagonia

M.Sc.
Other (co-)supervisor: Jorge Gibbons, University of Magellanes
(Start: 2018, End: 2022)
Spatial distribution and abundance models for chilean dolphin (Cephalorhynchus eutropia) in Patagonia.

M.Sc.
(Start: 2013, End: 2016)
Modelling the changes in the spatial distribution of black-backed woodpecker in the Boreal Forest of Quebec in relation to Climate Change: an Agent-Based approach
Link to thesis (pdf)

M.Sc.
(Start: 2018, End: 2021)
Development of a dynamic model linking spatial-temporal trends in climate variability to forest fire regimes in order to predict future behaviour of Canadian Boreal wildfires
Link to thesis (pdf)

M.Sc.
(Start: 2017, End: 2020)
Effect of climate change and host tree phenology on the spatial extent of spruce budworm outbreaks: an agent-based approach
Link to thesis (pdf)

M.Sc.
Other (co-)supervisor: Roberto Molowny-Horas, CREAF, ES
(Start: 2015, End: 2018)
Spatial Modeling of Changes in Open Wetlands using Cellular Automata: A Case Study of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue Administrative Region, Quebec, Canada
Link to thesis (pdf)