Focused on Disaster Risk Reduction across Europe, Guillaume contributes to resilience efforts by designing digital twin model-based interoperable ecosystems that integrate human decision-making into disaster risk simulations. Built for the humanitarian, civil protection, corporate and industrial sectors defined in the 2022 CER Directive, the approach links operational modelling with structured exercises to assess preparedness, interoperability and cascading failure risk. Organisations gain visibility on cooperation limits, leadership under stress, and defensive blind spots. Simulation Exercises become data: coordination metrics, human performance indicators, and quantified residual risk that can be tracked over time.
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Mel SLATER
Mel Slater, DSc, co-directs Event Lab (Experimental Virtual Environments for Neuroscience and Technology). Formerly Professor of Virtual Environments at UCL Computer Science. VR researcher since early 1990s, spanning VR tech and studies of presence, body ownership and agency. Supervised 41 PhDs. Humboldt Research Award (2021);IEEE VGTC VR Academy (2022). Editor at Frontiers in VR. Co-founder of Kiin.tech.
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Lohan CALOT
Enhancing accessibility in Virtual Reality (VR) using Sensory profiles and Adaptive VR: Balancing olfactory and auditory stimuli for neurodiverse users
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Sean PREVOT
From Paper to Tangible XR: Affordances of Systems, Impact of Gamification, and Cross-Media Contribution
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Aida LEBASI
Biophilic virtual environments to reduce stress and increase working memory performance: impacts on learning and wayfinding tasks
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Dorian FRAYSSINET
Engineer in Production & Automation. 10 years experience in Aerospace & Defence. Developing Mixed-Reality adoption in Western and Southern Europe for Varjo.
