Taichi Lang Seminar
I gave a seminar (in French) about Taichi Lang, a Python JIT for versatile GPU computing.
Researcher at the Université de Rennes, I am a geomorphologist and numerical modeller investigating the links between climate, tectonics and surface processes. I develop and apply topographic analysis and landscape evolution modelling methods that incorporate shallow water flow to large-scale, long-term landscape evolution, aiming to quantitatively unravel the climatic and tectonic conditions that shaped their genesis and to predict how these landscapes will respond to changes in climatic and tectonic forcing.
Fluvial incision, hillslope linear diffusion and basic tectonics/climate forcings. Note that the landscape is filled to avoid local minima and mass balance issues - that's why the first step can show massive plateaus appearing.
Run the demo ↗Try both solver modes and pulse the inflow curtain to see how the basin responds. If it blows up, drop dt or toggle the shock smoother.
Run the demo ↗New nav, refreshed hero, tighter typography, and a consolidated Live Web Demo hub.
My past and ongoing research projects and directions.
Research softwares, libraries and consortium I lead or contribute to.
Well, my CV. In French and English.
Selected peer-reviewed works.
Random posts, tuto or show-off.
Launch the hydrodynamics browser demo (and future sandboxes) from a single hub.
I gave a seminar (in French) about Taichi Lang, a Python JIT for versatile GPU computing.