About me

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Hello and Welcome! 👋

I am a researcher at UPR aïda/Cirad, working on agronomy, climate change adaptation and mitigation, with a focus on tropical ecosystems.

My current research focuses on designing agricultural systems that are more productive, resilient to climate change, and emit significantly fewer greenhouse gases. Specifically, I aim to generate insights into the biogeophysical impacts (e.g., albedo, surface infrared radiation, evapotranspiration) of various agricultural practices. The goal is to better understand how these practices can contribute to both mitigating and adapting to climate change in tropical regions. To achieve this, my approach combines field experiments with modeling techniques and upscaling to examine the broader implications of these practices on a larger, more applicable scale.

My previous works focused on modeling the energy budget and the water, carbon, and nitrogen cycles in tropical ecosystems (in West-Africa and South-East Asia) with an emphasis on GHG emissions, climate change, productivity, and food security.

I integrate data from field experiments, eddy covariance systems, and remote sensing with process-based models to analyze ecosystem responses and adaptation strategies from local to regional scales.

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