IMREDD
Mediterranean Institute of Risk,
Environment and
Sustainable Development
Innovation and Partnerships Institute
Reference Center
“Smart territory, risk management and prevention”
About us
IMREDD is a new model of cooperation between the academic world, enterprises and the territory
[COVID-19] IMREDD is currently closed
In accordance with government guidelines to deal with the spread of coronavirus / COVID-19, IMREDD is closed until further notice. Remote office solutions have been adopted to ensure the continuity of the Institute’s activities.
The mission of IMREDD is to stimulate partnerships with the economic world that generate research, to create initial and continuous education programs and to promote expertise and innovation in companies at the service of economic development and job creation in the territory.
It carries out its activities in the fields of sustainable development and smart cities, based on four Strategic Areas (SA):
• SA1: Environment
• SA2: Risks
• SA3: Energy
• SA4: Mobility
But the main goal, which is transversal to all these domains, is the human being at the heart of the Smart City. Philosophical and ethical aspects, as well as citizen well-being, safety and behavior must be taken into account.
“The best way to predict the future is to create it.”
Urban management has become one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century.
By 2050, 70% of the world population will live in urban areas. Cities produce 80% of CO2 emissions and concentrate 3/4 of the energy needs of the planet. The goal of smart cities is to better manage the city and make it more pleasant for its inhabitants, its economic actors and its visitors.
Thus, IMREDD has the ambition of building the mediterranean city of tomorrow.
Pierre-Jean BARRE – IMREDD Director
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Strategic Areas
4 axes of development
Environment
pollution | climate change | air quality | particles | pollen | impact on health | noise | waste | water treatment
Risk
territory | resilience | climate change | natural risks and disasters | floods | landslides | earthquakes | tsunamis
Energy
energy transition | smart district | smart grid | climate change | renewable energies | positive energy building
Mobility
multimodality | dynamic ride-sharing | car sharing | connected vehicles | autonomous vehicles | electromobility | recharge stations
Key figures
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Staff
Pr Pierre-Jean BARRE
IMREDD Director
General Director of Reference Centers
Dr Eric DUMETZ
IMREDD Assistant Director
Executive Director of Reference Center
“Smart City”
Laurence NELIS-BLANC
IMREDD and Reference Centers
Administrative Director
Innovation and transfer projects engineer
Paulo MOURA
Head of development for innovation and partnership projects
Honorat QUINARD
Energy and smart city engineer
Valentin GROSSO
Research engineer – Risk Management
Dr Laurence VANIN
Director of the Smart City:
Philosophy and Ethics Chair
Dr Arnaud ZENERINO
“Maker” development engineer
Dr Xiaomin YU
Engineer, Maker Space
Arianna CALZA
Continuing education Officer
Aurélie MOUËLLIC
Administrative officer
for international programs
Odile GIORGI
Academic Secretary
Laetitia INFANTINO
Academic Secretary
Steven ECKERT
IT Administrator
Philippe BAZOT
“Data” solutions architect
Jean-Yves MARSOLLIER
Technical resources Referent
Nadine HEBRARD
Financial Officer
Claire COURTOISIER
Administrative Assistant
Liliane DA SILVA
Administrative and Financial
management Assistant
Daniel GNALDI
Polyvalent maintenance agent
Dimitri METODIEV
Communication and Projects Monitoring
Multimedia developer
Antonio BARROS
Internal Communications and Environment Officer
Théo SENESI
Contracts and intellectual
property lawyer
Maud REVET
Executive Assistant
Qui sommes nous
L’IMREDD est une nouvelle forme de coopération entre le monde académique, l’entreprise et le territoire
L’IMREDD a pour mission, en relation avec le monde économique, d’impulser des actions de recherche partenariale/transfert, de créer des formations initiales et continues et de favoriser l’expertise et l’innovation dans les entreprises au service du développement économique et de la création d’emplois sur le territoire.
Il développe ses activités dans le champ du développement durable et de la Smart City autour de quatre Domaines d’Activités Stratégiques (DAS) :
• DAS1 : Environnement
• DAS2 : Risques
• DAS3 : Énergie
• DAS4 : mobilité
Mais l’enjeu principal et transversal à tous ces domaines est l’humain au cœur des initiatives Smart City. Les aspects philosophique, éthique, sécurité, bien-être, changement de comportement, usages, …doivent donc être pris en compte.
Mais l’enjeu principal et transversal à tous ces domaines est l’humain au cœur des initiatives Smart City. Les aspects philosophique, éthique, sécurité, bien-être, changement de comportement, usages, …doivent donc être pris en compte.
“La meilleure façon de prédire l’avenir, c’est de le créer”<br>La gestion des zones urbaines est devenue l’un des défis de développement les plus importants du 21° siècle.
A horizon 2050, 70% de la population mondiale vivra en ville. Les villes produisent à elles seules 80% des émissions de CO2 et concentrent les 3/4 des besoins énergétiques de la planète. L’objectif de la smart city est donc de mieux piloter la ville et la rendre plus agréable pour ses habitants, ses acteurs économiques et ses visiteurs.<br>Ainsi l’IMREDD a pour ambition de construire la ville méditerranéenne de demain.
Pierre-Jean BARRE – Directeur de l’IMREDD
Domaines d’Activité Stratégiques
4 axes de développement
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Pr Pierre-Jean Barre
Directeur de l’IMREDD
General Director of Reference Centers
