Scientific coordinator, Research Director CNRS As one of M. FINK’s former student (from 1994 to 1997), and then as one of his team member when recruited as a Research Associate at CNRS (from 1998 to 2001), Philippe ROUX was educated in sciences with an interdisciplinary approach for wave propagation in complex media where small scale and large scale experiments always merge together at some point.
Philippe ROUX is an experimentalist with a strong background in ultrasonics, underwater (…)

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Scientific coordinator of RESOLVE-Argentière, Research scientist CNRS Florent Gimbert is interested in the mechanics of various Earth’s surface processes associated with ice, rock and water dynamics. He develops innovative observational and theoretical frameworks that allow making use of geophysical (mainly seismic) methods to infer key physical properties related to Glacier flow (basal sliding, internal ice deformation), open and confined channel flows (rivers, subglacial channels and (…)

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Research partner, SNSF Assistant Professor After his university education in physics, Fabian Walter turned to glaciology and seismology during his PhD work at ETH Zürich (2005-2009). Until the present day, Fabian Walter’s research has focused on seismic applications in glaciology and natural hazards.
Fabian Walter combines field studies with seismic source theory to study sliding processes and near-surface hydraulics in the context of glacier dynamics and Alpine mass movements. After (…)

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Technical coordinator, Research Engineer, CNRS Mickaël Langlais graduated from polytech’Nantes in 1999 as an engineer in electronics. After a professional experience (1999-2006) in R & D within the industrial company SERCEL (CGG-VERITAS) where he developed electronic systems for the acquisition of geophysical data, Mickael Langlais joined the CNRS in 2006 at the ISTerre laboratory (Grenoble). He started there as the technical manager of the French Accelerometric Network (SNO-RAP). (…)

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Engineer assistant, University Grenoble Alps
As engineer assistant in ISTerre and member of the SIG team (Geophysical instrumentation service), he works on geophysical field instrumentation since november 2015.
He works on several research project with several type of instrument : active and passive seismic acquisition, EM method, ground penetrating radar, differential GPS positioning, electrical method, and also magnetic method.
The field were he did his investigation are varied : (…)

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Scientific coordinator of RESOLVE-Séchilienne, Professor in geophysics at University Grenoble Alpes
His research focuses on multi-method geophysical characterization of various natural hazards, such as gravitational instabilities (landslides and rockfall), active faults, seismic site effects and glacial hazards. He is also interested in the multiphasic character of geological formations, by considering fluid’s effect in wave propagation imaging : passive and active seismic, (…)

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Technical partner of RESOLVE, Studies engineer / University Grenoble Alpes
Coralie Aubert was graduated from the Polytechnique Institute of Grenoble (Grenoble INP) as an engineer in electronics in 2005. She first had a 2 years professional experience at the National Seismological Center in Kathmandu, Nepal, where she took the lead of the project for the rehabilitation of the seismological network and the datacenter of the country.
Then, she joined the laboratory ISTerre in Grenoble in (…)

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Geodetic measurement for RESOLVE, Engineer assistant / University Grenoble Alpes
Benjamin Vial works as an engineer assitant from the SIG technical team (Geophysical Instrumentation Service). Technical correspondent in the national seismic network project [RESIF->http://www.resif.fr, he participates a lot in the installation of the long term measures for the observation, in the various nationals observations networks ([OMIV->https://omiv.osug.fr, [RENASS->https://renass.unistra.fr, (…)

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Technical support for RESOLVE, Technician / Grenoble INP
Technician in scientific instrumentation, within the research laboratory GIPSA-lab. In 2006, I joined the SigmaPhy research team, which is associated with the OSUG. I worked on the ANR project, MEGATOR supported by four laboratories. With its innovative scientific results and the quality of its installations, a new ANR project has been obtained to conclude the work, it is EFIDIR supported by six laboratories. I organize and (…)

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After his university education in geophysics, Fabian started to work on a PhD project with Fabian Walter at ETH Zürich. His research focuses on glacial seismology where he applies seismic methods to field recordings in order to study glaciologically relevant processes.
For his Master’s thesis at the University of Munich, Fabian analyzed rotational ground motions induced by the ambient noise field and by ocean currents. After its completion in 2015, he shifted his focus towards glaciers. He (…)

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