Author: Thierry Hamel

Angélie PORTAL Function: PhD student Main Research Unit: LMV – -OPGC – LPC For her PhD thesis within ClerVolc (2012 to 2015), Angélie worked on the multi-method geophysical imaging of a the Puy de Dôme lava dome, located in the

Sébastien VALADE Function: Postdoc Main Research Unit: LMV During his postdoctoral fellowship with ClerVolc in 2012-2014, Sébastien used infrared cameras to study the dynamics of small scale ash plumes. A freeware (plumeTracker) was designed to track and analyze the plumes

Martina ULVROVA Function: Postdoc Main Research Unit: LMV Martina was a ClerVolc post-doctoral fellow from 2012 to 2014 working with Raphaël Paris and Karim Kelfoun. She studied the propagation of tsunamis generated by submarine volcanic explosions using numerical methods implemented

Pierre SCHWEITZER Function: PhD student Main Research Unit: LPC During his PhD thesis (2012-2015) Pierre developed advanced codes for the Monte Carlo simulation  for the muography TOMUVOL experiment. This greatly improved the speed of data treatment for the muography work.

Federica SCHIAVI Function: Postdoc Main Research Unit: LMV Fédérica is a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow and laboratory manager at the LMV since 2012. She is an expert in the measurement of the contents and concentrations of volatile components in magmatic glasses

Davide NOVELLA Function: Post doctoral research fellow Main Research Unit: LMV E-mail: Davide was a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow between 2013 and 2015, during which time he worked with Nathalie Bolfan and Gheet Manthilake on the solubility of water in mantle

Gaëtan MERLHIOT Function: PhD student Main Research Unit: LAPSCO – LMV During his PhD thesis, from 2013 to 2016, Gaëtan studied the public perception of natural risk and how it could be quantified. He developed new psychological tests for reaction

Maxime MERCIER Function: Postdoc Main Research Unit: LMV Max’s post-doctoral research within ClerVolc focused on the determination of volatile contents (H2O, CO2, S, Cl) in phenocryst hosted melt inclusions of Santorini products (Greece). The aims were to better constrain the

Jordane MATHE Function: PhD student Main Research Unit: LMBP – LMV Jordane did his PhD from 2012 to 2015. He worked on the mathematical modeling of two-phase granular flows with Thierry Dubois and Laurent Chupin of the LMBP and Olivier

Sébastien LEIBRANDT Function: Postdoc Main Research Unit: LMV Sébastien was a ClerVolc postdoctoral fellow from 2012 to 2014. He worked with Jean-Luc LePennec on the morphometry of volcanic ash particles applied to explosive events and eruption surveillance. He was pivotal