Teaching

Teaching

Below are the courses I am involved in, on a regularly bases, either in Peru or at the University Grenoble Alpes (France) :
– Remote sensing (Bachelor level, 10h, in spanish)
– DEM generation and ground deformation measurements from High Resolution optical sensors (Master level, 10h, french, spanish and english)
– Seismic monitoring of landslides (Master level, 4h, in spanish)
– Remote sensing of landslides (Master level, 10h, in english)

Students Projects
– S. Zerathe (2014-2017) : Post-doctoral fellow Large Andean Movements in the Andes
– R. Heijenk (2015) : Master2 student Characteristics of the kinematics and geomorphology of slow-moving landslides in the Colca valley, South-Peru
– N. Bontemps (2016) : Master2 student Inversion of time-series deformation from optical satellite images
– M. Desrues (2016) : Master2 student Monitoring the Chambon landslide from satellite imagery
– N. Bontemps (2016-2019) : PhD student Landslides triggering in the Colca valley, Peru using satellite optical imagery and in situ monitoring
– M.Q. Pham (2016-2018) : Post-doctoral fellow Detection of slow-moving landslides in time-series of optical satellite images
– R. Raj Bhattarai (2017) : Master2 student Seismic Responses of the Basin-fill Sediments in the Kathmandu Valley (Nepal)
– R. Machacca (2017) : Master2 student Towards forecasting explosive volcanic eruptions using ambient noise correlation : Ubinas volcano Peru
– T. Gavillon (2018) : Master2 student Study of rock glaciers in the French Alps from very high resolution images of Pléiades
– A. Cheaib (2018-2021) : PhD student Slow-moving landslide detection in Lebanon and Iran from remote sensing.
– G. Araujo (2019) : Master2 student Landslide detection and characterization in the Colca valley, Peru, using time-series of satellite DEMS.
– C. Bouchant (2020) : Master2 student Slow-moving landslide kinematics during the Gorkha/Dolakha earthquake sequence, Nepal, 2015.
– A. Bounassif (2020-2023) : PhD student Strong seismic ground motions in mountainous areas and induced landslides.
– A. Aspaas (2021-2025) : PhD student, Physics of transient creep burst in landslides, co-advising with Univ. Oslo.
– B. Dini (2021-2023), Post-doctoral fellow Detecting precursors of landslide failures from space
– T. Juillet (2021-2022), Master2 student (Automation of landslide monitoring from Sentinel-2 data)