About me

I am a PhD student in statistics at the Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann (Grenoble, France), supervised by
Adeline Samson.

I am a member of the SVH team within the
DATA department of the laboratory, and I also collaborate with
Susanne Ditlevsen.

Research interests

My research lies at the intersection of statistical methodology and movement ecology, with a focus on:

• State-space models
• Mixed-effects models
• Stochastic differential equations
• Statistical modeling of animal movement and responses to noise

I am particularly interested in developing probabilistic models for complex, noisy, and constrained movement data.

Current work

My PhD work focuses on:

• modeling animal trajectories in complex landscapes,
• accounting for measurement error and individual variability,
• applications to marine mammal movement ecology.

You can find more details in my Publications and CV.

Contact

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