ResearchGate profile: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cecile_Tannier

2017: Accreditation to supervise research. Title of the manuscript: Analysis and simulation of the concentration and the dispersion of human settlements from local to regional scale. Multi-scale and trans-scale models. University of Franche-Comté (France).

2000 : Doctoral thesis in geography. Title of the manuscript: Retail trade locations in urban settings : better knowledge, through modelling, for better planning. University of Franche-Comté (France).

July 2015-August 2018. Research associate, Chrono-Environnement laboratory, Besançon (France).

October 2002-Jun 2015. Research associate, ThéMA laboratory, Besançon (France).

2012-2013. Extended mission at LIVE laboratory, Strasbourg (France).

2000-2002. Temporary teaching and research staff, geography department, Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg (France).

1999. Research associate as part of an agreement between Daimler-Chrysler and University of Franche-Comté.

1995. Project officer with City of Besançon ’parks and gardens’ department.

1992-1995. Cartographer with the Association for Mapping and Surveying Franche-Comté.

1992. Project officer with Franche-Comté Regional Council.

CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) bronze medal in 2006 (section 39 ’Spaces, Territories, Societies’)

'Knowledge for mobility’ award (with P. Frankhauser, H. Houot and G. Vuidel) in 2008, PREDIT programme for research and innovation in transport (France).

Deputy scientific director of ThéMA Laboratory (January 2012-Jun 2015).

Member of scientific board of MSHE (Centre for Human and Environmental Sciences) CN Ledoux, Besançon (since 2012).

Since 1998, contribution to more than 20, mostly interdisciplinary, specially funded research projects involving researchers in geography, architecture, computing, physics, biology, economics, psychology and archaeology.

Participant in the project Multifractal analysis of urban forms in relation with their surrounding landscapes, with S. Roux (Laboratory of Physics, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France) and F. Sémécurbe (ThéMA laboratory, Besançon, France). Financed by the Complex Systems Institute Rhône-Alpes IXXI (2015-2017).

Leader of the ICONE project. ThéMA Laboratory (2014-2016).

Leader of the Construction of urban and periurban space project. Financed by the European Regional Development Fund and Franche-Comté Regional Council (2012-2015).

Joint leader of the project Urban forms, individual mobility, and urban climate : simulations of the Urban Heat Island and individual exposure to thermal stress, with B. Pohl (Biogeosciences laboratory, Dijon, France). Financed by the Scientific Cooperation Fundation of Bourgogne Franche-Comté (2014-2015).

Joint leader of the LUTI MobiSim platform, with JP. Antoni and G. Vuidel. Financed by French Ministry for Ecology, Sustainable Development and Regional Development, and ADEME.

Participant in the TransMonDyn project. Modelling the evolution of settlement systems over the long term (2011-2015). Directed by L. Sanders.

MorphoLim: tool for determining the morphological limit of urban agglomerations by fractal logic.

Fractalopolis: multifractal urban and regional planning. Fractalopolis is dedicated to designing multifractal development plans.

MUP-City: multi-scale urban planning for a sustainable city. MUP-City can be used to create fractal residential development scenarios integrating constraints of accessibility to shops, services, open spaces and public transports.

ArtiScales: spatial simulation platform that supports the integration of regional planning policies and local design rules.

MobiSim: agent-based LUTI simulation platform for geographical analysis of daily and residential mobility dynamics.

SimFeodal: agent-based modelling to explore the combined effects of social and demographic changes on the evolution of regional rural settlement patterns during the Middle Ages (A.D. 800 to 1100).

Fractalyse: areal and linear fractal measurement software.

Sémécurbe F., Tannier C., Roux S. (accepted for publication), Applying two fractal methods to characterise the local and global deviations from scale-invariance of built patterns throughout mainland France, Journal of Geographical Systems.

Frankhauser P., Tannier C., Vuidel G., Houot H. (2018), An integrated multifractal modelling to urban and regional planning, Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 67, 132–146.

Kohler M., Tannier C., Blond N., Aguejdad R., Clappier A. (2017), Impacts of several urban-sprawl countermeasures on building (space heating) energy demands and urban heat island intensities. A case study, Urban Climate, 19, 92-121.

Tannier C., Morer M., Ansel D. (2016), Spatial Decision Making : Between Individual Choices and Collective References (chap. 6), In : P. Frankhauser and D. Ansel (eds.) Deciding Where to Live - An Interdisciplinary Approach of Residential Choice in Social Context, Springer, 127-149.

Tannier C., Bourgeois M., Houot H., Foltête J-C. (2016), Impact of urban developments on the functional connectivity of forested habitats : a joint contribution of advanced urban models and landscape graphs, Land Use Policy, 52, 76-91.

Sémécurbe F., Tannier C., Roux S. (2016), Spatial distribution of human population in France : exploring the Modifiable Areal Unit Problem using multifractal analysis, Geographical Analysis, 48(3), 292–313.

Tannier C., Hirtzel J., Stephenson R., Couillet A., Vuidel G., Youssoufi S. (2016), Conception and use of an individual-based model of residential choice in a planning decision process. Feedback from an experimental trial in the city of Besançon, France, Progress in Planning, 108, 1-38.

Tannier C., Thomas I. (2013), Defining and characterizing urban boundaries : A fractal analysis of theoretical cities and Belgian cities, Computers, environment and urban systems, 41, 234-248.

Tannier C., Foltête J-C., Girardet X. (2012), Assessing the capacity of different urban forms to preserve the connectivity of ecological habitats, Landscape and Urban Planning, 105, 128-139.

Tannier C., Vuidel G., Houot H., Frankhauser P. (2012), Spatial accessibility to amenities in fractal and non fractal urban patterns, Environment and Planning B : Planning and Design, 39, 801-819.

Tannier C., Thomas I., Vuidel G., Frankhauser P. (2011), A fractal approach to identifying urban boundaries, Geographical Analysis, vol. 43(2), 211-227.

Tannier C., Frankhauser P., Houot H., Vuidel G. (2011), Probabilistic modelling for simulating intra-urban residential migration - An application to the question of traffic noise annoyance, in V. Alexandre (dir.) Penser et Agir – Contextes philosophiques, praxéologiques et langagiers – Tome 2, Editions Le Manuscript, Paris, 129-172.

Thomas I., Tannier C., Frankhauser P. (2008), Is there a link between fractal dimensions and other indicators of the built-up environment at a regional level, Cybergeo : European Journal of Geography, 413.

Tannier C., Pumain D. (2005), Fractals in Urban Geography, Cybergeo : European Journal of Geography, 307.