François Rebaudo

François Rebaudo, M. Sc. and PhD candidate
IRD UR 072
Labo. LEGS c/o CNRS
Avenue de la Terrasse
Bat. 13, BP1
91198 Gif-sur-Yvette Cedex
FRANCE
rebaudo@legs.cnrs-gif.fr


Research

Francois Rebaudo is an engineer and PhD candidate at the French Institute for Research and Development (IRD) where he works on the quantitative ecology of insect pest in the Andes and develops agent-based model approaches that integrate the influence of farmers on pest dynamics (complex social-ecological systems).


Academic positions

since 2009 : Investigation Engineer, IRD (http://en.ird.fr/)
2007-2008 : Technical Assistant, IRD


Education

since 2009 : PhD candidate (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 6, France: http://www.upmc.fr/en)
2006 : Engineer in Agronomy: master degree (INAPG, French top school in life sciences and biology: http://www.agroparistech.fr/-Englis...)


Publications

2) Dangles, O., Carpio, F.C., Villares, M., Yumisaca, F., Liger, B., Rebaudo, F. and Silvain, J.F. (2010) Community-based participatory research helps farmers and scientists to manage invasive pests in the Ecuadorian Andes, Ambio, in press.

1) Rebaudo F., Dangles, O., Lery, X., López-Ferber, M. & Zeddam, J.L. (2006) Étude de l’efficacité biologique d’un granulovirus pour le contrôle de la teigne guatémaltèque de la pomme de terre Tecia solanivora, Povolny (1973). AFPP, 8th international conference proceedings on plant diseases, Tours, France.


Oral presentations

8) Rebaudo F., Silvain J.F., Dangles O. (2010) L’approche multi-agents pour modéliser la dynamique de la biodiversité au sein des systèmes socio-écologiques complexes, Commisco, Bondy, October 2010.

7) Rebaudo F., Dangles O. (2010) Modéliser la dynamique d’insectes ravageurs au sein des systèmes socio-écologiques complexes, journées de l’école doctorale Diversité du Vivant, Roscoff, France, October 2010.

6) Rebaudo F., Crespo-Pérez V., Dangles O. (2010) Teaching pest management through agent-based models in social-ecological systems: insights from the potato moth in Ecuador, MAPS2 (http://maps.csregistry.org/MAPS-2), Paris, France, April 2010

5) Rebaudo F., Silvain J.F., Dangles O. (2010) Quantitative ecology of insects dynamic in complex tropical agroecosystems, Evosud-IDEV 2010 (http://www.evosud.u-psud.fr), Orsay, France, March 2010

4) Rebaudo F. (2010) Ecologie quantitative de la dynamique d’insectes dans des systèmes complexes tropicaux, journées du Laboratoire Evolution, Génomes et Spéciation, February 2010

3) Rebaudo F., Dangles O.(2008) Introducción a los modelos dinámicos y sistemas multi-agentes, 4th meeting of The mcKnight Foundation CCRP Andean Community of Practice (CoP5), Cochabamba, Bolivia, July 2008.

2) Dangles O., Rebaudo F. (2008) Porque el modelaje de los sistemas es un tema interesante para la comunidad de practicas?, 4th meeting of The mcKnight Foundation CCRP Andean Community of Practice (CoP5), Cochabamba, Bolivia, July 2008.

1) Rebaudo F., Liger, B., Dangles, O., (2008) Modelo multi-agente para entender la dinámica y fortalecer la capacitación acerca de plagas agrícolas : el caso de las polillas de la papa en Ecuador, Quito, Ecuador, March 2008.


Posters

6) Rebaudo F., Silvain J.F., Dangles O. (2010) Modélisation de la dynamique d’insectes dans les systèmes socio-écologiques complexes le cas de ravageurs des cultures dans les Andes. 16th colloque de biologie de l’insecte, Lyon, France, October 2010.

5) Crespo-Pérez, V., Rebaudo F., Silvain, JF., Dangles, O. (2010) Dispersion d’un insecte invasif dans un paysage socio-écologique tropical. Colloque National d’Ecologie Scientifique, Montpellier, France, September 2010.

4) Rebaudo F., Crespo-Pérez, V., Silvain, JF., Dangles, O. (2010) Intégrer les interactions interspécifiques dans la modélisation de la dynamique de la biodiversité, le cas de ravageurs des cultures en Équateur. 11th Orsay’s pluridisciplinairy conference "Biodiversité : de la Molécule à l’Ecosystème", Orsay, France, March 2010.
[Prize for the best communication]

3) Rebaudo F., Dangles O.(2009) INNOvative approaches to Manage Insect Pest risks in changing andes (INNOMIP), Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia. 5th meeting of The mcKnight Foundation CCRP Andean Community of Practice (CoP5), Puembo, Ecuador, November 2009.

2) Rebaudo, F., Zeddam, JL. (2006) Étude de l’efficacité biologique d’un granulovirus pour le contrôle de la teigne guatémaltèque de la pomme de terre Tecia solanivora, Povolny (1973). AFPP, 8th international conference on plant diseases, Tours, France, December 2006.
[Prize for the best communication]

1) Rebaudo, F., Besnard, M., Monjaret, C. (2005) La variabilité de l’espèce Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius, 1936). AFPP, 7ème Conférence internationale sur les Ravageurs en Agriculture et 2ème Conférence internationale sur les acariens des cultures, Montpellier, France, December 2005.


International research programs

ADAPTANTHROP (2011-2012): Insect adaptation to anthroposystems - ANR. Modelling task

INNOMIP (2009-2011): INNOvative approaches to Manage Insect Pest risks in changing andes - McKnight Foundation. Coordinator

POLILLA (2006): Biopesticide development and insect pest dynamics in the Andes - McKnight Foundation. Technical Assistance


Other productions

Publications:

3) Rebaudo F., Crespo-Perez V., Dangles O. (2010) SimPolilla© : A cellular automaton to describe a pest invasion within the northern Andes. Cormas Applications, CIRAD, Montpellier, France. http://cormas.cirad.fr/en/applica/S...

2) Crespo-Pérez V., Rebaudo F. and Dangles O. (2009) Modelando la propagación de plagas invasoras. nuestra ciencia 11.

1) Rebaudo F. and Dangles O. (2008) Developing multi-agent based models to strengthen food security in the Northern Andes: Application to invasive agricultural pests in Central Ecuador. Technical Assistance Report for the McKnight Foundation; Quito, Ecuador, 12 pp.

Webmaster:

+) INNOMIP international research program http://www.innomip.com

Models :

+) Cellular Automaton (CA) of the potato tuber moth complex (T. solanivora, P. operculella, S. tangolias), 2008-2010. See model online description

+) Agent-Based Model (ABM) of farmers interacting with the potato tuber moth complex CA, 2009-2011.

Expert systems:

+) Risk maps of abundance of the potato tuber moths in the Andes

Various:

+) algorithms on species and individuals richness to perform descriptive statistics

+) various VBA scripts to adjust inputs data to genetic and phylogeny softwares

+) various Python scripts to access and visualize databases information