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natural hazard
: 11 members
J.-D. Zucker
AI and Machine Learning for decision support tools addressing precision medicine and natural hazards issues
(Explainable Machine Learning and Agent-Based Multiscale Modelling)
P. Lebellegard (retired 2023)
Development of Seismic Monitoring Networks in the South Pacific Islands
J. Jouanno
Fine Scale Numerical Models of Loop Current Eddies and Related Upper Ocean Dynamics
(Multidisciplinary forecast of tropical ocean hazards: Sargassum proliferation, oil pollution spread, river plumes fate)
Q. Bletery
Foreseeing Large Earthquakes and Tsunamis using Geophysical Data and Machine Learning
S. Giffard-Roisin
Machine Learning for Surveillance, Understanding and Prediction of Natural Hazards
R. Hostache
Monitoring and Integrated Modelling of Hydrological Resources and Risks (Floods and Droughts)
(remote sensing data analysis, assimilation and modelling)
R. Almar
Morphodynamics to Assess and Forecast Coastal Vulnerability in the Intertropical Zone
(combining applied partnership and new generation remote sensing)
A. Drogoul
Multi-Scale Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation for Research and Operational Decision Support
(Direction in development and computer science research)
M. Mangeas
Operational Application of Deterministic and Stochastic Mathematics to Spatio-Temporal Environment-Health Issues
(optimization, hybrid system, neural network, genetic algorithms)
T. Catry
Remote Sensing as a Tool for Monitoring Environmental Processes, Natural and Health Hazards
(methodological research and support for processing multi-sensor multi-scale data images)
J. Carreau (CSS5 resigned 2021)
Statistical Modelling for the Study of Climatic Forcings in the Mediterranean
(Extreme value theory, non parametric approach and mathematical disaggregation (downscaling))
