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'''Christian H. Jost''' is a French Geographer. |
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Christian (Henri) Jost is Professor of Geography and Development at the University of French Polynesia ([http://www.upf.pf/fr UPF]) in Tahiti (Fr) and Researcher at the Center for Insular Research and Observatory of the Environment ([http://www.criobe.pf/ CRIOBE]) one of France's leading laboratories for the study of coral ecosystems. |
Christian (Henri) Jost is Professor of Geography and Development at the University of French Polynesia ([http://www.upf.pf/fr UPF]) in Tahiti (Fr) and Researcher at the Center for Insular Research and Observatory of the Environment ([http://www.criobe.pf/ CRIOBE]) one of France's leading laboratories for the study of coral ecosystems. After thirteen years in various position and universities in Africa (Zaïre, Rwanda, Cameroon, Togo) and two years on development projects in India (Andhra-Pradesh and Gujarat), he went as professor at the [[University of New Caledonia]] where he opened the first diploma in Geography(BSc) and spent a year as visiting fellow at Sydney University. He then went to [[University of Lorraine – Metz]] where he was Director of the Geographical Research Center from 2006 to 2011,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2008-03-07 |title=The ARRL Letter, Vol. 27, No. 9 |author= |date=March 7, 2008 |publisher=American Radio Relay League (AARL) |accessdate=November 17, 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/clp.htm |title=Clipperton Island Lighthouse |author= |date= November 27, 2012 |work=The Lighthouse Directory |publisher=University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |accessdate=November 17, 2013}}</ref> then joined the [[University of French Polynesia]],<ref name=cordell/> where he is dean of the Faculty of Human Sciences, Languages and Literature.<ref name=cordell>{{cite web |url=http://www.cordell.org/CI/CI_Team/CI_JOST.html |title=Clipperton Island - The 2013 Cordell Expedition - Prof. Dr. Christian Jost |author=Robert W. Schmieder |year=2012 |publisher=Cordell Expeditions |accessdate=November 17, 2013}}</ref>. He is associated researcher to [http://www.prodig.cnrs.fr/ PRODIG UMR 8586] Research unit of CNRS Paris Sorbonne 1, IV, Paris 7 universities and IRD, |
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His research domains are on - Systems of constraints and challenges of development and environmental management in the Souths - Eco-geosystemic evolution, coastal dynamics, geopolitics and valorization of the territory of La Passion - Clipperton - Water and Risks - Island Geosystems - Sociocultural and Ecosystem Values and Indicators of Landscapes as Decision Support<ref>http://www.upf.pf/fr/christian-jost UPF Jost Biodata</ref>. |
His research domains are on - Systems of constraints and challenges of development and environmental management in the Souths - Eco-geosystemic evolution, coastal dynamics, geopolitics and valorization of the territory of La Passion - Clipperton - Water and Risks - Island Geosystems - Sociocultural and Ecosystem Values and Indicators of Landscapes as Decision Support<ref>http://www.upf.pf/fr/christian-jost UPF Jost Biodata</ref>. |
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Christian H. Jost is a French Geographer.
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Christian (Henri) Jost is Professor of Geography and Development at the University of French Polynesia (UPF) in Tahiti (Fr) and Researcher at the Center for Insular Research and Observatory of the Environment (CRIOBE) one of France's leading laboratories for the study of coral ecosystems. After thirteen years in various position and universities in Africa (Zaïre, Rwanda, Cameroon, Togo) and two years on development projects in India (Andhra-Pradesh and Gujarat), he went as professor at the University of New Caledonia where he opened the first diploma in Geography(BSc) and spent a year as visiting fellow at Sydney University. He then went to University of Lorraine – Metz where he was Director of the Geographical Research Center from 2006 to 2011,[1][2] then joined the University of French Polynesia,[3] where he is dean of the Faculty of Human Sciences, Languages and Literature.[3]. He is associated researcher to PRODIG UMR 8586 Research unit of CNRS Paris Sorbonne 1, IV, Paris 7 universities and IRD,
His research domains are on - Systems of constraints and challenges of development and environmental management in the Souths - Eco-geosystemic evolution, coastal dynamics, geopolitics and valorization of the territory of La Passion - Clipperton - Water and Risks - Island Geosystems - Sociocultural and Ecosystem Values and Indicators of Landscapes as Decision Support[4].
Although the author of over 150 scientific papers on various subjects,[3] Jost is particularly associated with Clipperton Island on which he is working for the past twenty years and went five times through expeditions he organized. Surveys he made there in 1997 and 2001 (confirmed in 2005) established that Clipperton is the largest colony of masked boobies in the world, with 110,000 individuals at that time. Jost was a member of SURPACLIPP, Viviane Solis-Weiss's 1997 Franco—Mexican oceanographic expedition to Clipperton (a joint venture of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the University of New Caledonia),[3] then led the 2001 follow-up expedition Passion 2001,[5] which provided updated data on the geography, environment, water resources and management constraints of the atoll. In april 2015 he organized the international scientific expedition PASSION 2015 with the assistance of the French Navy and French Army and brought fourteen scientists from France, France Overseas territories and Mexico to study reef biota, coastal dynamics, flora inventory, waste inventory and fauna studies, etc. This was followed in October by a Important Colloquium he co-organized with French Deputy [Philippe Folliot] and CPOM ONG at the French Assemblée Nationale (Parliament)[6].
He has been widely invited to give Conferences, Master or Doctorate seminars, or participate to international Workshops and Congress, among which, Québec several universities; Rio de Janeiro, UFF, 2011 as co-organizer of the first world Congress on Risks and civil security, invited by the Charles Darwin Foundation, Galapagos at the international Workshop on sustainable development of islands facing tourism; invited by Tioumen State University, Siberia, Russia, 2010 for a international workshop on sustainable development; Agadir and Fès, Marocco, from 2008 annually for Conferences and Master courses and student field tour; Cuba, Uni. La Havanna, 2007, 2008; Hawaii, Manoa Uni. & EWC; Mexico, UNAM; Sydney, Uni. Sydney, UNSW; Suva, USP, Fiji islands; Port-Vila, Vanuatu, etc.
Jost has also researched and written on other aspects of geography and ecology of the Pacific Ocean, and has worked, studied, and traveled extensively in Africa and Asia.[3]
Works
Books
- Christian Jost, ed. (1998). The French-Speaking Pacific: Population, Environment and Development Issues. Boombana. ISBN 1876542020.Template:Link language
Articles, presentations, and scientific papers
- Partial list
- Jost C., 2017. La Passion – Clipperton : l’île de toutes les passions et convoitises, in Regnault J.-M. & Al Wardi S., L’Océanie convoitée. CNRS Editions Paris, chap. 1
- Jost C., yearly since 1997. Vanuatu et Wallis et Futuna, in http://www.agora-francophone.org/, Editions CIDEF-AFI, Québec.
- Tarrats M. & Jost C., 2016. Isolement et enclavement géographiques des îles Marquises, sources de contraintes et d’originalités. In Galzin R., Duron S.-D. & Meyer J.-Y. (eds), Biodiversité terrestre et marine des îles Marquises, Polynésie française. Société française d’Ichtyologie, Paris: 13-40.
- Bambridge T., Jost C., 2016. Interférences entre l’exploration/exploitation minière sous-marine et les autres activités, Chap. IV-3, in Le Meur P.-Y., Cochonat P.,David C.,Geronimi V., Samadi S. (coord.), 2016 – Les ressources minérales profondes en Polynésie française. Marseille, IRD Éditions, coll. Expertise collégiale, bilingue français-anglais + tahitien, 288 p.
- Jost C. (éd.), 2013. Gestion du risque et sécurité civile : résilience, adaptation, stratégies. Revue Géographique de l'Est [En ligne], vol. 53 / 1-2 | 2013
- Jost C., 2010. Contraintes et enjeux de développement de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, ECHOGEO[Full text], 11|2010, DOI : 10.4000/echogeo.11612
- Jost, C.H.; Andrefouet, S. (2006). "Long term natural and human perturbations and current status of Clipperton Atoll, a remote island of the Eastern Pacific" (PDF). Pacific Conservation Biology. 12 (3). Surrey Beatty & Sons Pty Ltd: 207–218. Retrieved November 17, 2013.[permanent dead link]Template:Link language
- Jost, C.H. (July 2005). "Risques environnementaux et enjeux à Clipperton (Pacifique français)" [Environmental risks and challenges to Clipperton (French Pacific)]. Cybergeo: revue européenne de géographie / European journal of geography. Retrieved November 17, 2013.Template:Link language
- Jost, C.H. (June–December 2005). "Bibliographie de l'île de Clipperton, île de La Passion (1711–2005)" [Bibliography of Clipperton Island, Passion Island (1711–2005)] (PDF). Journal de la Société des Océanistes: 181–197. Retrieved November 17, 2013.Template:Link language
- Lebigre, Jean-Michel; Decoudras, Pierre-Marie, eds. (2003). "Clipperton - Île de la Passion : Une aire française du Pacifique à protéger!" [Clipperton Island - Passion Island: A French Pacific area to protect!]. Les aires protégées insulaires et tropicales [Tropical Islands and Protected Areas] (PDF). Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux. ISBN 9782905081452. Retrieved November 17, 2013. (given at the Symposium Aires protégées insulaires et littorales tropicales [Protected Islands and Coastal Tropical Areas], Nouméa (New Caledonia), October 30 and 31 October 2001)Template:Link language
- Jost, Christian; Lille, Didier. "A Decision Support System for Water Resource Management in Lifou Island, New-Caledonia" (PDF). 10th Australasian Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Conference. Archived from the original (PDF) on May 25, 2010. Retrieved November 17, 2013.
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Films
- Jost, Christian (2004). Clipperton - Ile de La Passion [Clipperton - Passion Island] (video). Paris: Editions CDPNC Noumea/SCEREN.Template:Link language
Films participation
- THALASSA Reportage "Clipperton, une Île au centre du monde." 2017. France 3 Television Channel Magazine. Film about Cordell TX5K Clipperton Expedition organized by Robert Schmieder and Expedition PASSION directed by Christian Jost.
- National Geographic - Pristine Seas "Clipperton - Ile de la PassionItalic text" 2016 or watch it on the page of Clipperton Program UPF]
Website
- Christian Jost. "L'île de La Passion alias Clipperton" [Passion Island, alias Clipperton].
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References
- ^ "The ARRL Letter, Vol. 27, No. 9". American Radio Relay League (AARL). March 7, 2008. Retrieved November 17, 2013.
- ^ "Clipperton Island Lighthouse". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. November 27, 2012. Retrieved November 17, 2013.
- ^ a b c d e Robert W. Schmieder (2012). "Clipperton Island - The 2013 Cordell Expedition - Prof. Dr. Christian Jost". Cordell Expeditions. Retrieved November 17, 2013.
- ^ http://www.upf.pf/fr/christian-jost UPF Jost Biodata
- ^ Ivan Sache (November 1, 2009). "Clipperton Island (France)". Flags of the World. Retrieved November 17, 2013.
- ^ http://www.clipperton.fr/actualite-2.html