Justin
Delloye
Urban and Regional Scientist
I am a geographer fascinated by the quantitative modelling of migrations, land-use and transport systems, at both urban and regional scales. My research interests lie at the crossroad of classic theories of economics or geography and modern concepts and methods of complex systems.
“Geographers who find it worthwhile to develop pure theory with extensive use of mathematics and to engage in the construction of large-scale models with considerable analytical content and employing extensive sets of data.”
Walter Isard, 1975
Statistician in Territory Statistics at Statbel – Statistics Belgium
Guest Lecturer at Université catholique de Louvain and University of Luxembourg
December, 2020
- Present
August, 2018
- October 2020
October, 2014
- July, 2018
A 50-hour course for second year students from the Bachelor in Geographical Sciences of the Université catholique de Louvain. Since 2020.
A 32-hour course for second year students from the Master in Geography and Spatial Planning of the University of Luxembourg. I am teaching it with Prof Sophie Legras since 2018.
A 8-hour lecture for the students of the International Erasmus Program in Geographical Modelling. I have prepared this lecture with Prof Remi Lemoy, taught it with him in Rouen (France) in February 2017 and alone in Dijon (France) in February 2019.
Invited seminar
Invited seminar
Invited seminar
Invited seminar