CV

HDR - Habilitation to Supervise Research

University of Montpellier - France

• Spatio-temporal modelling of soil biophysical indicators and of functions provided by ecosystems

PhD

Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands

• Sampling design optimization for geostatistical modelling and prediction.
• Advisors; Prof. Gerard Heuvelink, Dr. Dick Brus
• Trainings in hydrology, statistics, modelling, presentation, scientific writing

Research Master, Epistemology and History of Sciences

University of Nantes, France

• Epistemological aspects of soil science in the late nineteenth century
• Advisor; Prof. Stéphane Tirard
• Trainings in history of life sciences, mathematics and physics, historical document analysis, epistemology general and concepts

Master of Science, Landscape System Sciences

Eberhard-Karl University of Tübingen, Germany

• Mid-infrared spectroscopy for soil and terrain analysis
• Advisor; Dr. Leonardo Ramirez-Lopez. In collaboration with the ETH Zurich - Soil and Terrestrial Environmental Physics.
• Major in Soil Science and Geomorphology; soils and landscape, soils and geomorphology, geoinformatics and ecosystem processes, hydrogeology, soil landscape modeling

Bachelor in Environmental Geography

University of Angers, France

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow

French National Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment (INRAE), LISAH group - France

• Spatial evaluation and quantification of soil multifunctionality potential and actual state across Europe.
• Collaborations with Soil biology group, Wageningen University and Research

Research Associate

University of Sydney - Sydney Institute of Agriculture - Australia

• Evaluation, quantification and mapping of soil indicators at the regional and national scales in Australia; carbon stocks and sequestration potential, carbon fractions, organic matter stabilization, soil biodiversity and clay minerals.
• Collaborations with CSIRO Canberra, TERN Australian Soils and Landscapes.

PhD candidate

Wageningen University & Research - the Netherlands

• Marie Curie Initial Training Network (ITN) - Quantifying Uncertainty in Integrated Catchment Studies (QUICS); hydrology, soil, rainfall-runoff. Development of sampling design optimization techniques for soil mapping and hydrological modelling.

Visiting researcher

Sydney Institute of Agriculture - Australia

• Soil spectroscopy and machine learning for mapping soil properties

Visiting researcher

British Geological Survey - United Kingdom

• Developed sampling design optimization methods for geostatistical modelling of soil properties

Visiting researcher

Delft University of Technology - the Netherlands

• Bayesian calibration of rainfall runoff models. Case study in a mountainous catchment in Switzerland

Visiting researcher

University of Bristol - United Kingdom

• Space-time mapping of rainfall over England using radar and rain gauges