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Quantitative Geography

lidam | Louvain-la-Neuve, Mons

Topics Investigated in Quantitative Geography

LIDAM researchers mainly study Regional and Geographical Sciences.

Post-Doc and PhD Students

  Madeleine Guyot
CORE
  Gaëtan Montero Redondo
CORE

 

Sponsors Project Title LIDAM Promoters LIDAM Researchers Beginning    End   
BELSPO Brain Nature impact on mental health distribution Isabelle Thomas Sonia Trabelsi 10/2017 04/2021
FNRS PDR Following trucks with GPS data: measuring and modelling routes for a spatially smarter and more equitable taxation Isabelle Thomas   2019  

 

 

LIDAM Recent publications in Quantitative Geography

  • Article de journal
    • 2025
      Guyot, M., Thomas, I., & Vanwambeke, S. (2025). From complaints to insights: A geographical analysis of illegal dumping by citizen sensor data. Cities : the international journal of urban policy and planning, 161, 105892. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2025.105892 (Original work published 2025)
    • 2023
      Adam, A., Proost, S., & Thomas, I. (2023). Does Tolling Per Kilometre Compensate for the External Costs of Trucks? A Geographical Approach for Belgium. International Regional Science Review, 46(3), 381-409. https://doi.org/10.1177/01600176221145883 (Original work published 2023)
    • Montero Redondo, G., Caruso, G., Hilal, M., & Thomas, I. (2023). A partition‐free spatial clustering that preserves topology: application to built‐up density. Journal of Geographical Systems : geographical information, analysis, theory and decision, 25, 5-35. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10109-022-00396-4 (Original work published 2023)
  • Chapitre de livre
    • 2024
      Tannier, C., Montero, G., Sémécurbe, F., & Thomas, I. (2024). Fractal Analysis Methods for Characterizing the Spatial Distribution of Human Settlements. In Cécile Tannier (ed.) (ed.), Fractal geometry in human geography and planning (p. p. 93-146 (chap. 4)). Wiley/ISTE.
    • Montero, G., Tannier, C., & Thomas, I. (2024). Morphological Delineation of Urban Agglomerations: Comparison of Fractal and Non-Fractal Methods. In Cécile Tannier (ed.) (ed.), Fractal geometry in human geography and planning (p. p. 147-196 (chap. 5)). Wiley/ISTE.
    • Thomas, I. (2024). Conclusion of the book “Fractal geometry in human geography and planning”. In Cécile Tannier (ed.) (ed.), Fractal geometry in human geography and planning (p. p. 335-338). Wiley/ISTE.
    • 2022
      Caruso, G., Pumain, D., & Thomas, I. (2022). No “Prêt à Porter” but a Multi-scalar Perspective of “Smart Cities”. In Robert Laurini, Peter Nijkamp, Karima Kourtit, Louafi Bouzouina (eds) (ed.), Knowledge Management for Regional Policymaking (p. p. 123-147 (chap. 7)). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15648-9_7