Ianis Gaudot's Research Page |
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Former Position |
Postdoctoral Fellow | 2017 - 2019 |
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Contact |
Researchgate LinkedIn Google Scholar Geophysicist French Geological Survey |
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Research interests |
My research
focuses on developing and applying Monte Carlo sampling methods to
solve complex (non-analytical, non-gaussian, non-linear) problems.
I am working on several research projects in the fields of civil
engineering (Particle Filtering for online Structural Health
Monitoring), and seismology (Markov chain Monte Carlo inversion of
seismic data for imaging the Earth's interior). |
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Publications |
[2019] A Kernel-based Method for Modeling Non-Harmonic Periodic Phenomena in Bayesian Dynamic Linear Models Nguyen, L.H., Gaudot, I., Shervin Khazaeli and Goulet, J.-A. Frontiers in Built Environment. Vol.5, i.d.:434090 [PDF] [EndNote] [BibTeX] [DOI link]
[2019] Uncertainty quantification for model parameters and hidden state variables in bayesian dynamic linear models Nguyen, L.H., Gaudot, I., and Goulet, J.-A.
Structural Control and Health Monitoring. Vol. 26, Issue 3, pp.e2136 [PDF] [EndNote] [BibTeX] [DOI link]
Mickael Bonnin, Sebastien Chevrot, Ianis Gaudot,
Meric Haugmard, Pyrope Working Group, Upper mantle deformation beneath
the Pyrenean domain inferred from SKS splitting in northern Spain and
southern France, 2017, Geophysical Journal International
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Lecture |
Ianis Gaudot, Listen to the Earth's hum for imaging and monitoring, 8th multidisciplinary school on complex systems, October 2016, OSUR, Rennes, France [PDF] |
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Thesis |
Ianis Gaudot,
Analysis of seismic ambient wavefield cross-correlations - Application
to the tomography of western France, 2016, Ph.D thesis, LPG, University
of Nantes, Nantes, France [PDF] |
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Education |
Ph.D, Seismology |
2013-2016 |
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Wide audience |
L'oeuf ou la poule - CHOQ.ca - Discussion about my work on the seismic ambient noise (listen to the podcast here, in french) Three minutes thesis challenge - My Ph.D in ... 180 seconds ! (view the video here, in french) |