LITTORAL

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Scientific objectives

The scientific questions of the team are :

How do climatic modes cascade on the coasts from event to interannual scales ?
Mechanisms of coastal resilience to climatic and anthropogenic pressures?
Where does the sediment go? Means of observation-modelling sediment transport andcoastal hydro-morphodynamics
What are the very fine-scale mechanisms of the littoral zone and its exchanges with thecontinental shelf?

News

Thesis offers

Predicting coastline changes under human and climate drivers

Start date : October 1, 2022 Deadline : The deadline for application to the doctoral school is midnight on June 11, 2022, but applicants are encouraged to contact the thesis advisor as […]

Current thesis

Coastal bathymetry and sea state prediction using deep learning: satellite observation and short-term prediction

Name: Mahmoud AL NAJAR Start date: 2020/11/09 Thesis supervisor: Rafaël ALMAR Co-supervision 1: Dennis WILSON Co-supervision 2: Jean-Marc DELVIT Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, Deep Learning, Earth Observation, Bathymetry, Sea […]

Current thesis

Study of sea-level variations near West African coasts and design of an early warning system for storm tides for sustainable improvement rice production in Guinea Bissau.

Name: Arame DIEYE Start date: 2020/10/01 Thesis supervisor: Patrick MARCHESIELLO Co-supervision 1: Bamol Ali SOW Co-supervision 2: Luc DESCROIX Keywords: Sea level, Sea surges, Early warning system, Agriculture, Guinea Bissau

Current thesis

Monitoring of Saint Louis coast (Senegal) using multi-sensor remote sensing techniques

Name: Adélaïde TAVENEAU Start date: 2019/11/18 Thesis supervisor: Rafaël ALMAR Keywords: Coastal, Remote sensing, Multi sensor

Composition

Permanent staff

Firstname LASTNAME	Grade – Employer
Rafael ALMAR	Team Leader Research Scientist – IRD
Rachid BENSHILA	Research Engineer – CNRS
Patrick MARCHESIELLO	Director of Research – IRD