PhDs
March 2023 - March 2026
Quantification of ice mass loss due to iceberg calving in Greenland by coupling seismology, modelling and machine learning
The contribution of Greenland ice sheet mass loss due to iceberg-calving towards sea-level rise has quadrupled from 1991-2001 to 2002-2011. By using d...
February 2023 - January 2026
Towards monitoring of iceberg calving in polar regions using a coupled approach combining fluid-structure modelling and seismology.
Development of the subject and organisation of the work: One of the fundamental questions linked to climate change is the quantification of its impact...
January 2023 - January 2026
In progress
Characterization and remediation by non-Newtonian fluids of soils contaminated with light hydrocarbons under water table variations
Definition and development of the optimal polymer solution for the purpose of petroleum hydrocarbons polluted soil remediation.
October 2022
In progress
Dynamics of the submarine eruption offshore Mayotte documented with very high-resolution multi-disciplinary data from the GEOFLAMME cruise
An unprecedented submarine volcanic eruption has emitted significant lava volumes between 2018 and 2020, off the island of Mayotte. This is the large...
October 2022
Dynamics of the submarine eruption offshore Mayotte documented with very high-resolution multi-disciplinary data from the GEOFLAMME cruise
An unprecedented submarine volcanic eruption has emitted significant lava volumes between 2018 and 2020, off the island of Mayotte. This is the large...
October 2022 - December 2025
Defended
Analysis of multidisciplinary signals by intelligent algorithms for the anticipation of eruptions at Piton de la Fournaise
The hazards and risks arising from the activity of volcano edifices are numerous and often difficult to predict. The consequences of a poorly anticipa...
October 2022
In progress
Climatic, telluric and anthropic forcing on erosion, from the decadal to the millenial timescale: the study case of La Réunion Island
Using a photogrammetry technique on aerial photographs of La Réunion Island, the controls of climate and vegetation on erosion are studied.