Assessing drought exposure in European agriculture using PICCOLO-FABIO, an interregional food trade model
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
Francis Barre
Scientist
+47 63 89 82 53
Environmental Impacts and Sustainability
Trondheim
fbar@nilu.no
Francis Barre works as a PhD Candidate jointly at NILU in Trondheim and NTNU, focusing on assessing socioeconomic exposure to natural hazards.
He holds a master’s degree from NTNU in Industrial Ecology as well as an engineering diploma from CentraleSupélec, Université Paris Saclay in France, both of which he graduated from in 2023.
His PhD work focuses on developing a multisectoral model of the Norwegian Economy at very high geographic resolution. The goal is to help municipalities and industries to reduce risks related to natural hazards, which are growing with climate change.
Apart from his PhD work, Francis Barre has also been collaborating on several European Topic Centres tasks in Climate Change Mitigation and Energy (ETC/CME) for the European Environment Agency, developing environmental impact assessment methods such as Input Output (IO) and Life-cycle assessment (LCA).
Multi-scale analysis of the agricultural phosphorus (P) cycle in Norway to inform resource efficiency strategies
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
Machine Learning Predictions of GDP at higher spatial and sectoral resolution
32nd IIOA & 11th SHAIO Conference in Seville, Spain
Producing and using temporally and spatially explicit evidence for changing building stocks from aerial orthophotos
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
ETC Human health and the environment (ETC HE)
The European Topic Centre on Human Health and the Environment (ETC HE) is a Consortium of 10 partners with expertise in air quality, air pollution, industrial emissions, chemicals, noise and […]
Francis Barre works as a PhD Candidate jointly at NILU in Trondheim and NTNU, focusing on assessing socioeconomic exposure to natural hazards.
He holds a master’s degree from NTNU in Industrial Ecology as well as an engineering diploma from CentraleSupélec, Université Paris Saclay in France, both of which he graduated from in 2023.
His PhD work focuses on developing a multisectoral model of the Norwegian Economy at very high geographic resolution. The goal is to help municipalities and industries to reduce risks related to natural hazards, which are growing with climate change.
Apart from his PhD work, Francis Barre has also been collaborating on several European Topic Centres tasks in Climate Change Mitigation and Energy (ETC/CME) for the European Environment Agency, developing environmental impact assessment methods such as Input Output (IO) and Life-cycle assessment (LCA).
Assessing drought exposure in European agriculture using PICCOLO-FABIO, an interregional food trade model
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
Multi-scale analysis of the agricultural phosphorus (P) cycle in Norway to inform resource efficiency strategies
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
Machine Learning Predictions of GDP at higher spatial and sectoral resolution
32nd IIOA & 11th SHAIO Conference in Seville, Spain
Producing and using temporally and spatially explicit evidence for changing building stocks from aerial orthophotos
2026 ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
ETC Human health and the environment (ETC HE)
The European Topic Centre on Human Health and the Environment (ETC HE) is a Consortium of 10 partners with expertise in air quality, air pollution, industrial emissions, chemicals, noise and […]