My work develops methods and software for extracting physical information from topography, from event-scale floods to long-term landscape evolution. Read my CV in English or en français.
About & Research
I am a geomorphologist and numerical modeller at the Université de Rennes. My work connects tectonics, climate, hydrodynamics, and landscape evolution.
CNES-Funded Flood Risk at Scale
Anticipating flood induced morphological damages from high-resolution topography
Tectonic Geomorphology
Unraveling tectonics from the shape of the topography
Large-Scale Hydro-Morphodynamics
Integrating shor-term and local hydraulic and morphodynamic processes to the regional and geological scales
Landscape Evolution Models
Long-horizon experiments that keep FastScape, pyFastFlow, and their companions honest against observed reorganizations.