Camille Labrousse- PhD
- Post-Doc at Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Camille Labrousse
- PhD
- Post-Doc at Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Postdoctoral researcher at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Introduction
Hello! I am a geospatial data scientist, currently enrolled on a postdoc position at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I study the nightlight pollution across Israel and especially the transition to LED street lighting and its impact on the nightscape. I have a background in climatology and environmental data science. Feel free to contact me for any request!
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Warming trends are responsible for an observed decrease of water discharge in southern France (northwestern Mediterranean). Ongoing climate change and the likely increase of water demand threaten the availability of water resources over the coming decades. Drought indices like the Reconnaissance Drought Index (RDI) are increasingly used in climate...
Warming trends are responsible for an observed decrease of water discharge in Southern France (northwestern Mediterranean). Ongoing climate change and the likely increase of water demand threaten the availability of water resources over the coming decades. Drought indices like the Reconnaissance Drought Index (RDI) are increasingly used in climate...
Cette thèse a pour objectif de mieux comprendre les changements climatiques et hydrologiques qui ont affecté la bordure méditerranéenne de la région Occitanie (France) sur les 60 dernières années et plus particulièrement à échelle des six bassins versants majeurs qui drainent la région et s’écoulent dans le Golfe du Lion. Dans un premier temps, ell...
Ce chapitre a été produit par 17 chercheurs de différentes disciplines (hydrologie, hydrogéologie, géographie, science politique, sciences de gestion…), appartenant à une communauté de recherche régionale sur l’eau bien structurée et identifiée aux niveaux national et international. Les contributions réunies ici présentent un état synthétique et ac...
Circum-Arctic glacial ice is melting in an unprecedented mode, and release of currently trapped geological methane may act as a positive feedback on ice-sheet retreat during global warming. Evidence for methane release during the penultimate (Eemian, ca. 125 ka) interglacial, a period with less glacial sea ice and higher temperatures than today, is...
In the Mediterranean, climate change and human pressures are expected to significantly impact the availability of surface water resources. In order to quantify these impacts during the last 60 years (1959-2018), we examined the hydro-climatic and land use change evolution in six coastal river basins of the Gulf of Lion in southern France. By combin...
The Vestnesa Ridge, situated offshore western Svalbard (79N – 1200 m water depth) is a sedimentary drift pierced by several pockmarks which have been releasing methane in the past and which are still active. Foraminiferal stable isotopes have been measured in order to investigate the past methane release events, from the MeBo drilling cores collect...
