


Bruno Gavazzi, Enerex
Les méthodes potentielles comme solutions d’imagerie multi-échelle et haute résolution dans le cadre de la transition écologique: recherches, développements et applications chez Enerex Enerex est une startup au statut de jeune entreprise universitaire (JEU) à forte part de R&D. Spécialisée dans…

Thibault Clauzel, CEA
Stable isotope study of bone and dental remains from Northern Gallic populations during the Second Iron Age: climate, diet, migrations The Gauls occupied the Western Europe territory during the Second Iron Age (500 BCE - 50 BCE). Originating from the Celts, the Gauls gathered in tribes and…

Quentin Chaffaut, METIS, Sorbonne Université
How can geophysics help characterize groundwater dynamics and water fluxes at the soil-plants-atmosphere interface? The critical zone is the thin layer of the Earth's surface that supports most of the terrestrial biosphere. It is a coupled system involving the atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere,…

Serge Sambolian, ITES
High-resolution seismic imaging: from tomography to full-waveform inversion. Can we exploit our data in a better way? In active seismic imaging, the tomographic macro-model is seen as a smooth representation, containing only the long wavelength components, of the exact subsurface model. We often…

Jean-Philippe Malet, ITES
Le noeud ossature de l'infrastructure numérique GAIA-DATA à Strasbourg : point d'avancement et opportunités pour la communauté EOST - ITES Le projet GAIA-DATA a pour objectifs de faciliter l’accès aux données et à des services d’analyses pour étudier les grandes questions du système Terre, autour…

Clara Jodry, ITES & UFAZ
Hydrogéophysique 4D – Imager les structures et suivre les circulations de fluides dans les zones endommagées Les premières centaines de mètres de la subsurface présentent des milieux géologiques dynamiques et complexes. Les interactions fluides-roches-structures génèrent notamment des processus…

Nicolas Harrichhausen, ISTerre & IPGP
Determining active fault kinematics in paleoseismic studies and the implications of temporal and spatial slip-rate variability for seismic hazard assessment I will present methodologies for determining fault kinematics and earthquake histories in paleoseismic studies on southern Vancouver Island,…

Flore Rembert, Université d'Orléans
Multi-scale geoelectrical characterization of critical zone processes The critical zone is the near-surface environment that supports most drinking water resources and continental life. The study requires an interdisciplinary approach based on the characterization of the mechanisms involved between…


Matthias Hinderer, The Technical University of Darmstadt
Impact of medieval and modern cities on lakes and landscapes – an interdisciplinary case study from southern Germany Lakes next to prehistoric and historic urban settlements were exposed to human activities much earlier than the often-assumed natural reference conditions before 1800 AD. The direct…

Roberto Rizzo, University of Florence
Pixels Rock: A Journey from Simple Segmentation to Deep Learning Techniques to Unravel Deformation in Rocks Short Abstract: In the presentation "Pixels Rock: a journey from simple Segmentation to Deep-Learning Techniques to unravel deformation in rocks," we embark on a comprehensive exploration of…


Claire Lauvernet, INRAE Centre Lyon-Grenoble
Data assimilation to quantify and reduce uncertainty in ecohydrology modelling Physically-based models represent detailed surface/subsurface transfer, but the required spatial information does not allow their operational use. In situ data on pesticides in a catchment are usually rare and…

Victor GARCIA, Pontifical Catholic University of Perú
Structural and neotectonic features of the Cordillera Oriental and Santa Bárbara System, Central Andes of NW Argentina In this presentation I will show the main results obtained during more than 10 years of research on the characterization of Quaternary tectonics and identification of potential…

SEMINAIRE Jesus Carrera, Spanish National Research Council
Salle du conseil, 13h

Nolwenn Lesparre, Julia Autin et Amélie Aubert, ITES (egal'ITES)
Sexist and sexual violences in science, results from an IPSOS survey In the EOST and the ITES units, women researchers represent a proportion of less than 30% of rank B and less than 20% of rank A scientists. In the recent years, we observe a progression of the recruitment of women in rank A.…

Séminaire virtuel 16 h : Solène Antoine, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA
Distributed and diffuse surface deformation associated with continental earthquake ruptures, and its relation with the earthquake source process Earthquake ruptures generally occur on complex fault systems, with the deformation at the surface that distributes over wide areas through secondary…

SEMINAIRE Julien Ackerer, ISTerre Grenoble
Explorer l’hétérogénéité de la zone critique à travers la modélisation intégrée du cycle de l’eau dans 3 observatoires de l’IR OZCAR Une étude comparative menée dans trois observatoires de la zone critique en France (Naizin, Auradé, Strengbach, IR OZCAR) nous permet d'explorer comment…

Séminaire d'Abdallah Zaki, California Institute of Technology
Seminar at 4pm online