About
I am full professor in applied mathematics at INSA Rouen Normandie since 2010. I am also currently involved in Labex AMIES (member of the board) since many years (since the beginning of this Labex!). I got CNRS delegation (thanks to INSMI) in the past couple of years. As an external collaborator, I also work with INRIA Bordeaux project MAKUTU (and MAGIQUE 3D before) at Pau in H. Barucq team.
I am teaching at INSA Rouen, mainly in the Applied Math department (GM), but also in the STPI department (math projects for L2 students), and in the Mathematics Master at Rouen (University and INSA). I was also Chair of the Research and PhD programs at INSA Rouen from 2018 to 2022, Chair of Research and Valorisation Director at INSA Rouen from 2014 to 2018, I was also Chair of the Laboratory of Mathematics at INSA Rouen from 2010 to 2017... I was also member of the National University Council in Applied Mathematics (CNU 26 ) from 2019 to 2023.
Before (!), after a PhD at the University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour (under Dominique Apprato supervision), I was assistant professor at INSA Rouen from 2001 to 2006, and full professor at the University Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (Valenciennes) from 2006 to 2010. I am also Alumni at UC Berkeley (diploma in political sciences (international relations).
Research
Research interests
Over the past years, my activity has mainly focused on the following four themes:
Data approximation In data approximation, acquiring high-precision data generates large volumes of data in both medicine and geosciences. Having acquired strong expertise in this area since my PhD thesis (!), I continue developing new models with collaborators on this topic (especially with Dominique Apprato and Carole Le Guyader), for instance, we have developed mathematical models to simulate large-scale real-world problems: for example, high-resolution ocean surface approximation (from bathymetry data) which notably allows precise modeling of the evolution of coastal areas (under the assumption of sea-level rise), or modeling tsunamis and other large-scale phenomena. Similarly, I have developed methods for data approximation from partial data, rapidly varying data, bathymetry data, geophysical data or discontinuous data (with Dimitri Komatitsch). In all this work, the problems reduce to minimization in Sobolev spaces; existence and uniqueness of a solution are studied, and discretization in finite element-type spaces is also presented. These works have been applied and validated on real data. The methods have been generalized to vector fields (PEPS of Labex AMIES with ENGIE Green - La Compagnie du vent, with Philippe Alexandre and Carole Le Guyader-), then (with different kind of inputs) with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (ongoing work since 2017) as part of major projects (2021/2025 recovery plan on a project worth nearly €1M in total, as well as M2NUM project (Region and Europe) carried by LMI/INSA Rouen, also other projects like WAKE OP and M2SiNum...) and partnerships with industrial partners (including TotalEnergies, IFPEN, Dassault Systemes...), working especially with Antoine Tonnoir, Carole Le Guyader, Zoé Lambert, Norbert Warncke (SGRE), Ioana Ciotir and Nathan Rouxelin. We have also developed a method to handle much more complex data (LIDAR), this is work done as part of a contract with Siemens-Gamesa (initially with C. Le Guyader and T. Ternon), and this research axis is also part of an I-DEMO Scale Op project selected for 2024/28. A postdoc (Theau Cousin) has been recruited for 4 years (2024/28) on this €3.9M project. I also worked on data approximation with Dimitri Komatitsch. We also work on marine current approximation (Monique Chyba of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, and H. Barucq). In approximation (RBF), I also worked with Pedro Gonzalez-Casanova and Daniel Cervantes, belonging to RBF UNAM team. Lots of these works appear in the [BOOK] by Christian Gout, Zoé Lambert, and Dominique Apprato]). On this approximation topic, I also organized many international conferences : Curves and Surfaces two times (with Marie-Laurence Mazure, Albert Cohen, Olivier Gibaru, Tom Lyche, Larry Shumaker, Jean Daniel Boissonnat, Patrick Chenin) and Multivariate Approximation; Theory and Applications (2 times in Cancun, Mexico, Poster) with P. Gonzalez-Casanova, Leonardo Traversoni, Mira Bozzini and Christophe Rabut, and also A French-Mexican conference SMM-SMAI in Villahermosa (Mexico, Poster).
Mathematical modeling and numerical simulation (imaging, energy, coastal morphodynamics...);
In this topic, I focus on developing mathematical models and numerical simulations with real applications.Velocity model and non-aligned mesh. On this research theme, I also wish to highlight two projects for which I am responsible for INSA (TeleDETact and DEPHY3GEO projects, Region Normandie and Europe) regarding drone-based remote sensing of coastal cliffs and coastal morphodynamics. For this purpose, a high-resolution thermographic camera (LWIR) mounted n a drone is used to obtain data of cliffs in coastal areas: the goal of this project was to implement observation tools to monitor coastal erosion, understand all associated phenomena, and ultimately provide initial elements of quantification. These works have been developed with CEREMA (Cyrille Fauchard and Raphael Antoine), and wity Antoine Tonnoir and Carole Le Guyader at INSA.
Finally, I highlight one ongoing thesis on this topic with Augustin Leclerc [Normandy Region funding, co-supervised with Hélène Barucq and Antoine Tonnoir on numerical modeling and simulation of electromagnetic wave propagation in offshore cables: applications to environmental impact on the marine ecosystem] and one recently defended thesis with Théau Cousin (CIFRE thesis defended in March 2024, with Routes de France, co-supervised with Cyrille Fauchard and Antoine Tonnoir on the resolution and simulation of the inverse problem in electromagnetic tomography, applications to civil engineering materials).
I also work with many industrial partners including Dassault Systemes (David Bonner team since 2001), TotalEnergies (with Henri Calandra team with Magique 3D/Makutu INRIA teams)...
Image processing; From image segmentation under geometrical constraints (started with Carole Le Guyader and Dominique Apprato) to vision detection system based ML/DL tools (with Alexandre Leclerc, with Olivier Gibaru and Carlos Miranda from Buawei), we have developed many efficient methods in the last 25 years!
I insist on the Generalized Fast Marching methods (with Carole Le Guyader and Nicolas Forcadel) that is an excellent and efficient segmentation method. Recently, with Guzel Khayretdinova, we also have proposed a combined approximation and segmentation approach based on works from Dominique Apprato, Sylvie Vieira-Testé and Carole Le Guyader.
Shape optimization for 3D printing; This work is part of a long-standing collaboration with Dassault Systèmes, with a collaboration started in 2001 with David Bonner on many different 3D topics. The shape optimization is recent, coming from Martin Pierre Schmidt thesis. We wrote two (applied) papers with Laura Couret and Klaus Pedersen on this topic.
Keywords: Approximation, Signal and image processing, data modeling in medical sciences and geology, numerical analysis, optimization, segmentation, variational methods.
Publications
PhD supervisions
Current supervisions
Alexandre Leclerc (PhD, CIFRE Buawei, avec C. Le Guyader et C. Miranda).
Theau Cousin (postdoc, Scale Op project)
Past supervisions
Augustin Leclerc (PhD, with A. Tonnoir and H. Barucq, def. 2024)
Guzel Khayretdinova (co-tutelle Tomsk Russie with S. Kuksenko, def. nov
2025)
Théau Cousin (CIFRE Routes de France, with A. Tonnoir, C. Fauchard
(Cerema), def. march 2024)
Imene Bouzarkouna (PhD with D. Baudry Cesi, def. 2021)
Martin Pierre. Schmidt (def. march 2020)
Aurélien Citrain (with H. Barucq, def. nov. 2019)
Soufia Benhida (cotutelle ENSA Agadir, avec A. Knippel def. dec. 2018)
Daniel Cervantes (UNAM Mexique, with P. Gonzalez Casanova, def. 2017)
Edson Miyaura (2012/16) avec LOFIMS
Theophile Chaumont-Frelet (with H. Barucq, def. nov 2015)
Solène Ozeré with C. Le Guyader (def. 2015)
Zacharie Alès (with A. Knippel, et LITIS)
Denis Brazey (TEB Prynel, with B. Portier)
Ratiba Derfoul (IFPEN, 2010-13, with C. Le Guyader 50%)
Marc Helbling (with D. Bonner, Cifre Dassault Sys. 2006-2010)
Aurélien Travert (with D. Bonner, Cifre Dassault Sys. 2002-2006)
Carole Le Guyader (2002-2004).
Research engineers/Postdoc : (recently) Guzel Khayretdinova (2025, PEPS AMIES CNRS), Océane Riga (2023, Intertwind), Zoé Lambert (Ingénieur de Recherche M2SiNum), Imene Khames (postdoc) projet M2NUM...
Math genealogy >>>
Industrial relations and projects
Buawei
Research contract (head of the projects)
2023-2026
CIFRE and research contract (A. Leclerc)
Topics
System vision
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Research contracts (head of the projects)
2018 - 2028
Research contracts (2), Master's degree industrial internship
Topics
Data approximation from lidar datasets, Velocity vector fields approximation
Routes de France
Research contracts (head of the project with CEREMA)
2001 - 2022
PhD CIFRE and contract (T. Cousin)
Topics
Inverse problems in electromagnetic tomography
Dassault Systemes
Research contracts (head of the project)
2001 - 2022
PhD CIFRE and contract (A. Travert), PFE linked research contracts (6), PhD CIFRE and contract (M. Helbling), PhD Industrial thesis and research contract (M. P. Schmidt)
Topics
Surface offsets, 3D sculpture, Shape optimization, 3D modelling
TEB Prynel
Research contract (head of the project)
2011-2014
CIFRE and research contract (D. Brazey)
Topics
3D System vision from Kinect
IFPEN
Research contract (head of the project)
2010-2013
CIFRE and research contract (R. Derfoul)
Topics
Geophysical imaging
Society of Petroleum Engineers, USA
Research contract (head of the project)
1996-2000
Research contract
Topics
Geophysical imaging
SCALE OP
Framework
2024-28
Call: IDEMO (BPI France, ANR)
- Partners : Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energies, INSA (LMI, CORIA), GD Tech, Innosea.
- Budget : 3 995 790 € (Convention numéro 00152289. Région Normandie et UE (FEDER))
- Leader : SGRE (P. Deglaire). For INSA Rouen: C. Gout for LMI UR 3226.
Topics
Math. modeeling and numerical simulations to wind turbine energy.
DEFHY3GEO
Framework
2024-28
Call: Région Normandie
- Partners : CEREMA Normandie (Endsum), INSA Rouen (LMI), UniRouen (M2C), UniCaen (LETG/IDEES).
- Budget : 738 000 € (Convention numéro 00130306-21E05300. Région Normandie et UE (FEDER))
- Leader : CEREMA (R. Antoine). For INSA Rouen: C. Gout for LMI UR 3226.
Topics
Détection et Etude de la Fracturation par approche HYdrologique, GEOmorphodynamique, GEOlogique et GEOphysique
Projets Exploratoires - Labex AMIES
Framework
2015-2025
Call: CNRS UAR Labex AMIES - PIA2 - France 2030
- 2025 : BUAWEI, LMI UR3226 [Internship, w/C. Le Guyader].
- 2024 : CEREMA, LMI UR3226 (Postdoc)
- 2023 : BUAWEI, LMI UR3226 (Conveyor)
- 2015 : La Compagnie du Vent/ENGIE Green, LMI UR 3226 (Equipment, w/ C. Le Guyader) - success story (EU Maths)
Topics
Image processing, real time quality control, data approximation
INTERTWIND
Framework
2021-2024
ANR - Plan de Relance R et D
- Partners : Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
- Budget : 897 900 € (ANR, INSA, SGRE)
- Leader : INSA Rouen: C. Gout, and P. Bénard (CORIA).
Topics
Data approximation and fluid mechanics
M2SiNUM and M2NUM
Framework
2018-2021 (M2SiNUM) and 2015-2019 (M2NUM)
Région Normandie et UE (FEDER)
- Partners : CRIANN, CEREMA, LMAH, UMR LMRS, LITIS, IRSEEM.
- Budget : 1M€ (M2SiNUM) and 0,35k€ (M2NUM)
- Leaders : LMI INSA Rouen: N. Forcadel (M2SiNUM) and C. Gout (M2NUM).
Topics
Math modelling and numerical simulations, applications to energy, renewable energy, and medical imaging.
- ANR MEDISEG : Segmentation d'images médicales (ANR, 2022-25, 402k€). URN: C. Petitjean (INSA: C. Le Guyader).
- DSG2 - INSA Rouen : Teledetection par drone du trait de côte (Etat, 2021-23, 257k€). Porteur INSA: C. Gout.
- WAKE OP : Développer un nouveau concept pour l'estimation des sillages (WAKE) en vue de l'optimisation (OP) des parcs éolien en mer (Région Normandie, UE, 2019-2022, 196k€). Porteur INSA: P. Bénard (LMI: C. Gout).
- TELEDETAC : Télédetection par drone du trait de côte (Région Normandie, UE, 2020-24). Porteur INSA: CG.
- Leader of ECOS NORD project France-Mexico (2016-2019). PDE for waves and inverse problems : applications to physics and energy. With Miguel Moreles (CIMAT) and P. Gonzalez-Casanova (UNAM), for the Mexican side.
Teaching
Teacher and Teaching Assistant at INSA Rouen Normandy from 2018 to 2024 in the departments of Engineering Science and Mathematical Engineering. Since 2024, I have been teaching at the University of Rouen Normandy. Below, you will find the courses I teach, along with their descriptions.
INSA Rouen - GM4 (MNEDP 1)
Numerical methods for PDE (semester 7, level
Master 1st year)
The purpose of this course is to introduce the finite elements method. This
method allows to discretize partial differential equations (PDE), it appears
in many problems in applied science (physics, geophysics, engineering, imaging
etc ...). At first, we recall several definitions/notions (L^p spaces,
Distributions...) before introducing Sobolev spaces. Lax Milgram lemma will
be presented and applied to many elliptic PDE with different kind of boundary
conditions (Neumann, Dirichlet ...). Then we will study the Lagrange (and Hermite) finite
element before showing how to implement this method emphasizing
difficulties (numbering basis functions, stiffness matrix etc ...). We conclude
with error studies.
Prerequisite:
Numerical analysis, functional analysis.
Organization : Lecture (12h) and (18 h). Possible to follow projects.
Evaluation : 1 test (1/3 of the notation) and Final exam (2/3)
Bibliography : Several books PG Ciarlet, G. Allaire, Dautray-Lions, Brezis,
Raviart-Thomas, Moireau-Fliss, etc.
Keywords: Elliptic problems, Sobolev spaces, variational problem, Lax Milgram lemma, finite elements method, quadrature formulae, python.
INSA Rouen - GM4 (MNEDP2)
Numerical methods for PDE (semester 8, level
Master 1st year)
This lecture is dedicated to the spectral theory of partial differential
equations (PDE), that is, to the study of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
of these equations. We first give several method to find eigenvalues. The
main motivation of this lecture is twofold. On the one hand, this will allow
us to study particular solutions, which are oscillations or vibrations in
time, of the evolution problems associated with these equations. On the
other hand, we shall deduce a general method for solving these evolution
problems (hyperbolic, parabolic PDE). This lecture is also linked to the
finite elements and PDE lectures.
Prerequisite:
Numerical analysis, functional analysis, approximation, numerical integration,
finite elements method.
Organization : Lecture (12h) and (18 h). Possible to follow projects.
Evaluation : 1 test (1/3 of the notation) and Final exam (2/3)
Bibliography : Raviart-Thomas, Brézis..
Keywords: Evolution problem, spectral problem, Courant-Fisher, Rayleigh coef., semi-discretization.
INSA Rouen - GM5 (Machine learning and approximation : applications
to image processing).
With Martin Pierre Schmidt (Dassault Systèmes)
In this lecture, we give a global view of MD/DL with many goals: we explore different Machine Learning methods (from adaboost and perceptron...), work our way to Artificial Neural Networks, understanding of underlying concepts, intuition on more complex systems pragmatism and critical thinking... M.P. Schmidt will also illustrate the lecture with recent tools like ChatGPT. Project are give on image processing.
Keywords:ML, applications to ML/DL.
INSA Rouen - GM5 (Modelling and numerical simulations).
With Antoine Tonnoir and Carole Le Guyader
In this lecture, we present several models and applications in numerical analysis including inverse problems (A. Tonnoir), image processing (C. Le Guyader) and shape optimization (C. Gout, M.P. Schmidt).
Keywords: PDE, numerical analysis, inverse problems, optimization, image processing, 3D printing.
University of Rouen and INSA Rouen (Master)
Modélisation et simulation numérique / Modelling and numerical
simulations : applications to data approximation.
In this lecture, we give the mathematical
modelling, the numerical schemes and simulations to approximate a finite
of data.
The dataset can be constituted by Lagrage dataset (points (x_i,y_i,z_i)_i),
bathymetry dataset (ship tracks data to approximate seafloor surfaces for
example), surface patchs or Hermite dataset, or non regular surfaces approximation.
The mathematical model is based on minimization of an energy on an Hilbert space. A variational problem is given, existence-uniqueness are studied (Lax Milgram lemma). For the discretization, we use the finite elements methods. Convergence results are given.
Then, the algorithm is given, meshing problem are introduced, and some numerical examples are given on real datasets.
Evaluation : Examen (3 hours).
Keywords: Minimization in Hilbert space, variational methods, numerical schemes.
INSA Rouen - STPI 2 (Math projects).
This is project works with L2 students at INSA Rouen.
Keywords: Image processing (filters), PDE and finite differences (1D), Lotka-Volterra model, scientific visualization, python.
Resume
Professional Experience
Full Professor, Applied Math. (Classe Exc. - Ech. 1)
2006 - Present
2010- : INSA Rouen Normandy, Rouen, France
2006-2010 : Univ. Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (Valenciennes)
Assistant Professor
2001-2006
INSA Rouen
Visiting scholar
Visiting researcher overseas
2026, Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, USA
2024, Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, USA
2022, Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, USA
2019, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, USA
2014, UNAM, Mexico city, Mexique
(before: UH at Manoa, Harvard, U. Southern California, UCLA, UC Berkeley...)Other diploma
1992/96
UC Berkeley, USA [Alumni]
- Political sciences, International relations, Law
- Internet and the higher education, Computer sciences
- English as a 2nd language
Research engineer
1993/94
ELF Aquitaine/ TotalEnergies, Pau, France
- Subject: data approximationin geosciences
- Advisors: G. Barré, J.L. Castagné and D. Apprato
- Research topics: finite elements, Dm splines, approximation, computer sciences
Main conferences organization
International conferences org.
MATA 2003 and MATA 2007, Mexico
Curves and Surfaces 2008 and 2012, France
French-Mexican congress SMAI-SMM, 2013, Mexico.
Education
HDR in Applied Mathematics
2004
Univ. Rouen Normandie, Rouen, France
- Title: Imagerie Mathématique : Segmentation sous contraintes,
Approximation de surfaces à partir de données issues de la Géophysique - Defense: 2004-05-06, jury :
- Albert Cohen (Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 6), Rapporteur
- Alexandre J. Chorin (UC Berkeley et Académie des Sciences USA), Rapporteur
- Marie-Laurence Mazure (Univ. Joseph Fourier Grenoble), Rapportrice
- Dominique Apprato (Univ Pau)
- Andre Draux (INSA Rouen)
- Erik Lenglart (INSA Rouen)
- Eric Laffon (CHU du haut Leveque, Univ. Bordeaux)
- Witold Respondek (INSA Rouen) President du Jury.
PhD in Applied Mathematics
1997
Univ. de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UMR CNRS LMAP), Pau, France
- Title: Etude de changements d'échelle en Approximation
Ajustement spline sur des morceaux de surface - Advisors: Dominique Apprato (Pau)
- Defense: 1997-12-05, jury :
- Monique Madaune-Tort, Presidente du Jury, Univ. de Pau
- Alexandre J. Chorin, Rapporteur, UC Berkeley
- Pierre-Jean Laurent, Rapporteur, Grenoble
- Alain Le Méhauté, Rapporteur, Nantes
- Jean-Marc Komatitsch, ELF/TotalEnergies
- Isabelle Morelon -Institut Français du Pétrole
- Dominique Apprato, Directeur de These, Univ. de Pau
- Cherif Amrouche, Univ. de Pau.
- Funding: Region Aquitaine and Society of Petroleum Engineers (Richardson, Texas, USA).
Master's degree 1993 (DEA)
Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour
Applied Mathematics
Military service
1994 - Bronze medal of the French National Defense
5eme R.H.C , Pau, France
1er R.P.I.M.A., Angoulême, France (classe)
Administrative activities
• Office member/Membre du bureau du Labex AMIES - Coordonnateur ENERGIE du Labex depuis 2017.
• Member National Univ. Committee in Math./Membre nommé du CNU 26 à (2019-2023).
• Membre de l'/Member of Editorial Board de Mathematical and Computational Applications.
• Vice President du Comité de Pilotage DataLab Normandie de Novembre 2019 à septembre 2022.
• Research and PhD studies, Director/Directeur de la Recherche et de la Formation Doctorale, INSA Rouen Normandie from 2018 to 2022.
• Research & Valorisation Director / Directeur de la Recherche et de la Valorisation, INSA Rouen from 2014 to 2018
• Correspondant Mathématique-Simulation-Optimisation du CRIANN - Maison Normande des Sciences du Numérique pour le Labex AMIES depuis 2016.
• Membre du Conseil Académique de Normandie Université de 2016 a 2022.
• Directeur du Labo. de Math. de l'INSA Rouen de 2010 à nov. 2017.
• Rédacteur en Chef de Matapli (SMAI) de 2007 à 2017 (10 ans, 30 numéros...).
• Membre du CA de la SMAI de 2006 (réélu en 2009 et 2012) à 2015.
• Membre du Comité de liaison de SMAI-SIGMA (entre 2006 et 2015), et de SMAI-MAIRCI (2010-2020?).
• Membre du Conseil de Dpt GM entre 2012 et 2015.
• Création et Animation (avec P. Calka) de l'Axe 4 (Traitements numériques) du GRR Logistique-Mobilité-Numérique (Région Haute Normandie) de 2013 à 2016.
• Correspondant de la CDEFI pour Mexfitec, Brafitec depuis 2014, Arfitec de 2014 à 2016.
• Correspondant pour le Labex AMIES depuis 2014.
Several research activities
IDEMO Scale Op 🏆

Keywords: PDE, Wind velocity field approximation, lidar, finite elements.
With Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energies,
GD Tech INSA Rouen is involved in Scale Op project in the IDEMO framework
funded by BPI France, ANR, Region Normandie and FEDER. For the LMI,
the goal of this project is about Mathematical modeling and numerical
simulation for wind energy. Approximation of wind fields. Study of aeroelastic
loads through strong couplings, luid mechanics, study of turbulent flows,
study of wakes, approximation of wind fields and offshore environment,
artificial intelligence. Below a simulation from Coria and SGRE.
DEFHY3GEO project (Region Normandie and FEDER, 0.7M€)

Project DEFHY3GEO, with CEREMA Normandie (illustration, PyLGRIM, by A. Tonnoir). The erosion of the coastline in Normandy originates from three main phenomena: marine meteorology, withdrawal of sediments, and the anthropization of the coastline. The evolution of these phenomena also seems to be taking shape unfavorably. In this project, we propose to study the fracturing of coastal cliffs under the influence of marine and plateau hydrology. We are particularly interested in the vertical-walled cliffs of Normandy composed of chalk (Seine-Maritime, Pays de Caux) and limestone (Calvados, Bessin), where cracking can be particularly significant. Understanding this phenomenon contributes to the explanation and identification of the factors accelerating the erosion of cliffs and the triggering of mass movements (sudden collapses, landslides, falling blocks, etc.), and consequently, the retreat of the Normandy coastline. Our scientific problem is that, although the major control of structural processes on cliff erosion is widely recognized and the exogenous factors (marine, continental, and anthropogenic) are well identified, the question of their respective contributions in triggering the movements remains open. We therefore propose to deploy, on the one hand, a methodology for measuring the surface of the plateau, the vertical walls, and the plateau and, on the other hand, deeper within the massif. The resources deployed require aerial techniques, surface monitoring in clay fracturing, and geophysical imaging within the massif. The implementation of these techniques and an adapted methodology should allow a better understanding of the transit of water in this system. Our methodology was applied to different research sites selected and representative of environments with contrasting lithologies. The DEFHY3GEO project offers an open and structured framework for the development of a strategy for the detection and study of fracturing for a better definition of the mapping of the coastline recession hazard. The leverage effect of the project materialized via a planned submission of a European project (drafting in progress), and on the LMI side, a new PEPS project from the AMIES national Labex was validated at the end of 2023. Naturally, publications and communications, the organization of conferences, and invitations of international researchers to Normandy contribute to the influence of the members of the DEFHY3GEO project.
Shape optimization project

With Dassault Systemes, we have developed bio-inspired algorithm for 3D printings. Collaboration with Martin Pierre Schmidt.
POKAIOK by BUAWEI
With Buawei, we develop AI models for to create a flexible industrial system for assistance in the the detection of anomalies in production. This vision detection system is based on a simple learning loop, which allows you to quickly implement quality control. By interacting with the system, you can improve the performance of this quality control over time. With Labex AMIES, we got a project to buy this conveyor in order to test our methods (with Alexandre Leclerc, Carlos Miranda, Olivier Gibaru from Buawei).
Data approximation
With D. Apprato and C. Le Guyader, we have developed many algorithms to approximate datasets. Above we used Dm splines approximation from vector velocity fields in north west of France : from 8 locations, we construct the wind field in the entire zone, visualization is done using B. Jobard algorithm (from Liuppa, Univ. Pau). We also show other numerical examples, data having large variations, ship tracks data approximation, surface approximation from surface patchs. In all these applications we use Dm splines based approximation (first introduced by J. Duchon, M. Atteia, R. Arcangeli).

Marine currents approximation and visualization.
Other activities...
30 years ago.... First website of a French sport team!

After several stays at UC Berkeley from 1992, I was among the first people creating web sites when coming back to France... Of course, after my personal home page, I decided to create web pages for my local teams : Elan Béarnais Pau-Orthez in september 1995 and Section Paloise several weeks later.
With President Pierre Seillant, with Gérard Bouscarel, we were able to develop it, making EB Pau-Orthez (French champion at this time, and european cup winner) one of the first European teams to appear on the net, and the first one in France! It was also the opportuniy to become friends with many players like Fabien Dubos, David Bialski , Darren Daye , the "landais trilogie" with Fred Fauthoux, Thierry and Didier Gadou, Antoine Rigaudeau, Julius Nwosu, Reggie Smith, Gheorghe Muresan and Constantin Popa and later being in touch with our young diamonds Mike and Flo Piétrus and Boris Diaw-Riffiod... among others (sorry for the ones not cited!)
Je suis intervenu sur ce site une quinzaine d'années!....


Source : Left: L'Equipe Magazine 15403 de Novembre 1995, et ci-dessus Maxi Basket 1995 de Novembre 1996, et Vert&Blanc d'octobre numéro 29 d'octobre 1995. Also having short video at famous Stade 2 TV program of French TV.

Le graphisme entre 1995 et 1999!...
Autres sites...

I also worked on several other websites like my favorite team (Section Paloise, I created the first website of the team in 1996) and great friends Yannick Souvré (since 2003) and Russian national team Captain Ilona Korstine (from 2009 to 2014)... I will complete this section soon!

Grand merci a Zoé Lambert pour la mise en place de cette page web! :)