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Anne-Laure Marine Argentin

Faculty of Agricultural, Environmental and Food Sciences
Universitätsplatz 5 - piazza Università, 5
39100
Bozen-Bolzano

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Short bio

Currently researcher at the University of Bozen-Bolzano on hydrology modeling and sediment transport simulation.
I graduated as an engineering student in geosciences (ENSG Nancy) specialized in numerical geology (C++ programming focus, Finite Element Method ...) and subsurface modeling. I carried out my PhD at the University of Salzburg, Austria on landslide dam formation, then went on to a 1-year postdoc at the University of Michigan, USA on landslides and landscape evolution.

Main Research Areas

Earth Surface Processes: Study of the erosion and sediment transport processes happening at the Earth surface. I analyze topographic datasets, simulate erosion and hydrological regimes, and model sediment transport under climate change.

Natural Hazards: Analyze of the risks originating from natural phenomenons. I simulate landslide and investigate the formation of landslide-dammed lakes and their impact on the river network.

3D Geomodeling: Modeling of subsurface geology using geomodeling software and development of algorithms for those software. I specialized in the structural modeling of the Pyrenees and in the simulation of fault networks and means to take into account branching uncertainty.

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I am currently proposing a Master's thesis subject on the impact of global warming on bedload sediment availability in the Arolla valley. Please contact me for further details if interested.

Selected publications

Argentin, A.-L. (2024). Scale-dependency in modeling nivo-glacial hydrological systems: the case of the Arolla basin, Switzerland. Submitted to Hydrology and Earth System Sciences.

Duan, M., Neubauer, F., Robl, J., Zhou, X., Liebl, M., Argentin, A.-L., Dong, Y., Cheng, C., Zhang, B., Boekhout, F., and Gonzalez, D. B. (2023). Northeast- ward expansion of the tibetan plateau: Topographic evidence from the North Qinling-Mts. Weihe grab

Argentin, A.-L., Prasicek, G., Robl, J., Hergarten, S., Hölbling, D., Abad, L., and Dabiri, Z. (2023). The scaling of landslide-dammed lakes. Global and Planetary Change.

Argentin, A.-L., Hauthaler, T., Liebl, M., Robl, J., Hergarten, S., Prasicek, G., Salcher, B., Hölbling, D., Pfalzner-Gibbon, C., Mandl, L., Maroschek, M., Abad, L., and Dabiri, Z. (2022). Influence of rheology on landslide-dammed lake impoundment and sed

Abad, L., Hölbling, D., Spiekermann, R., Prasicek, G., Dabiri, Z., and Argentin, A.- L. (2022). Detecting landslide-dammed lakes on Sentinel-2 imagery and monitoring their spatio-temporal evolution following the Kaikōura earthquake in New Zealand. Science

Argentin, A.-L., Robl, J., Prasicek, G., Hergarten, S., Hölbling, D., Abad, L., and Dabiri, Z. (2021). Controls on the formation and size of potential landslide dams and dammed lakes in the Austrian Alps. Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences.

Hölbling, D., Abad, L., Dabiri, Z., Prasicek, G., Tsai, T.-T., and Argentin, A.-L. (2020). Mapping and analyzing the evolution of the butangbunasi landslide using landsat time series with respect to heavy rainfall events during typhoons. Applied Sciences.

Dabiri, Z., Hölbling, D., Abad, L., Prasicek, G., Argentin, A.-L., and Tsai, T.-T. (2019). An object-based approach for monitoring the evolution of landslide-dammed lakes and detecting triggering landslides in taiwan. International Archives of the Photogr

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