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Release of the IPGP 2022 annual report
Publication date: 23/10/2023
General public, Institute Life, Press, Research
The 2022 edition of the IPGP Annual Report is now available!
Find a snapshot of the Institute’s activities over the past year, with a number of emblematic scientific results in the IPGP’s four main themes: Earth and Planetary Interiors, Natural Hazards, Earth System Science and Origins.
Written in both French and English, the annual report aims to share with as many people as possible our enthusiasm for all the research we carry out.
Contents of this 2022 edition
02 • The IPGP, 100 years of science for the planet
04 • Interview with Marc Chaussidon, Director of the IPGP and Olivier Peyret, Chairman of the Board of Directors
08 • Life of the establishment
14 • Focus: Publication of the new landmark international land reference ITRF – Interview with Zuheir Altamimi
16 • Research life
24 • Focus: New instruments
28 • Awards and honours
31 • New researchers and professors
36 • Focus: WebObs: Open Science Prize for Free Research Software
38 • IPGP themes
68 • Focus: ECORCAIR – Interview with Aude Isambert
72 • Observatories
98 • Focus: 40 years of GEOSCOPE – Interview with Martin Vallée
102 • Focus: PREST report
108 • Focus: SAFE-M – interview with François Métivier
112 • Teaching
118 • Focus: Two PhDs at a glance
122 • Partnerships and international relationships
128 • Observatories, themes, platforms and research teams
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