Stefania Bartolini Email & Phone Number

Rome Area, Italy

Rome Area, Italy

Rome Area, Italy

Rome Area, Italy

As GIS specialist in an international environmental, safety and health sciences consulting​ my duties are to:- advanced GIS mapping and data management (ArcGIS, QGIS, SQL, Visual Studio, ...)- store and present data- compile data for statistics to incorporate into documents and reports- create/update Web GIS maps- statistical analysis- spatial analysis- analyze geographic relationships among varying types of data- support the IT team members by creating a new IOS App - prepare material for trainings and conferences (NICOLE, ...)Furthermore, as data analyst my duties includes:- acquiring data- implementing database and maintain spatial databases (organise, enter and update data)- analysing results- risk analysisI am also engaged in video making.

Innovació I Formació, Olot (Spain)

Postgraduate in Volcanology - My class are focused on the learning of:- volcanic hazard and risk through the use of statistical analysis and simulation models (Python tools )- risk management- ArcGIS, QGIS

Barcelona Area, Spain

As Postdoctoral Researcher and GIS specialist, my duties were:- development of new tools in Python programming languages for QGIS finalised to the volcanic hazard and risk based on simulation models and statistical analysis- organise, enter and update data from various sources in a database (Office Excel and Access)- type and format scientific works to be published in scientific journals- dissemination of the results participating in scientific meetings (EGU, IUGG, ...)- review of scientific documents- create, manage and maintain the web page of the European Project (http://www.vetools.eu)- organise and coordinate the work performed by the group and coordinate activities- contribute in the preparation of the drafting of the proposal for this project and new ones- schedule and organise meetings with our partners in the project- support the organisation and diffusion of the event related with the project- proofread written documents, such as standard reports and correspondence, to contribute to the accuracy of written information developed by the groupSimulation exercise of the VUELCO project in: Department Civil Protection in Rome (Italy),ECU911 in Quito (Ecuador), Office of Disaster Management in Dominica (Caribbean Sea)Collaboration with: University of Iceland (Iceland), Universidad de Lisboa (Portugal), IGN (Spain), INGV (Italy), University deli Studi di Roma Tre (Italy), Vrije Universiteit (Belgium), UCL (UK), EOS (Singapore)

Singapore

Collaboration with EOS (Earth Observatory of Singapore):- statistical analysis of unrest (Bayesian Event Tree Model)- GIS models- long- and short-term hazard assessment and risk management

VUELCO European project (FP7 Theme: ENV.2011.1.3.3-1; Grant 282759: VUELCO) - http://www.vuelco.netAs researcher of the VUELCO European Project, my duties were:- GIS development for hazard assessment​- interpretation of the unrest signals preceding eruptive activity- collaboration with the WOVOdat database team in Singapore at EOS (Earth Observatory of Singapore)- introduce and analyse a large and diversified volume of complex data in the database (creation and management of Excel spreadsheets)

Barcelona Area, Spain

- Development and implementation of tools for volcanic hazard assessment and risk analysis to support scientists and stakeholders.- Spatial analysis and maps- Simulation models (lava flow, ashfall, landslides, ...)- Maintain spatial databases - Assist in the preparation of material for trainings, workshops and conferences- Network among other academic environment (European projects and collaborations) 11/2013 Teaching experience: Training course (English/French) on "E-tools designed to long and short term hazard assessment and decision making during volcanic crisis" (Rwanda, Central African Republic)http://avcor2013.africamuseum.be/en/training

London, United Kingdom

AON BENFIELD UCL HAZARD CENTRE - Dr. Christopher Kilburn, Dr. Rosa SobradeloThe project for my short stay at the Aon Benfield UCL Hazard Centre was focused on learning and using different statistical methods for analyzing volcanological data and for evaluating volcanic risk.I used R program to evaluate probability of occurrence and Python programming language to create new tools for QuantumGIS.

Rome Area, Italy

My duties were:- analyse through the application of Office Excel spreadsheets of a large amount of data of pesticides in the Italian water- organise the data and contribute to the draft of the final reportI was also involved in the publication "Monitoraggio nazionale dei pesticidi nelle acque - Dati 2007/2008 - Rapporto finale" (National monitoring of the pesticides in the water). ISPRA, P. Paris, F. Carfi, N. Cerioli, T. De Santis, D. Esposito, E. Pace, D. Romoli, S. Ursino, S. Bartolini, S. Abruzzese, L. Citro

Rome Area, Italy

As classroom tutor my duties were:- assistance and communication between students, secretary and professors - respond to queries received by students- organise and distribute the material for lessons

Barcelona Area, Spain

My duties were:- use and development of Geographic Information System methodology and simulation models for geophysical hazard evaluation- advanced use of Matlab and ArcGIS

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences, Excellent Cum Laude

Dissertation titled: "Volcanic hazard assessment in monogenetic volcanic fields" PhD Thesis was focused on the development and application.

Postgraduate, Volcanology

Master'S Degree, Geographic Information Science And Cartography, 9/10

▪ the criteria required to analyze the needs and requirements of users who deal with spatially related information ▪ design.

Master In Environmental Communication, Environmental Education

Master focused on: - recognise, consult and use sources as journalist - analyse the many aspects of environmental issues - write.

Master Of Science - Ms, Physics, 110/110 Cum Laude

Thesis entitled: “Evaluation of the Volcanic Risk at Tenerife"

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Physics, 109/110

Thesis entitled: “Time series data analysis and geophysics anomalies interpretation of Gran Sasso aquifer"