✳flâneur — a map of the web's best reading

Morgane Houssais

sites.google.com · 372 words · saved by 1 readers

Currently Research Scientist in the Physics department at Clark University, I am generally interested in the Physics of material and fluids involved in landscape dynamics. In particular I study phenomena driving sediment transport at the grain scale, and how they relate to systems dynamics at the macro-scale, such as: the equilibrium shape and grain sizes organization of river channel, the self-organization of river and sub-glacial stream channels, profiles and deformation rates of soil, from creep to landsliding. I have also been visiting the Mechanical Engineering department of UC Santa Barbara, collaborating with Eckart Meiburg and Alban Sauret on the settling dynamics of natural aggregates. I principally conduct my research by setting up physical experiments of sediment transport dynamics , where I obtain and analyze grain scale observations. Recently, as the Levich Institute fellow (CCNY), my research has been tackling the problem of soil mechanics, and in particular

Morgane Houssais Search this site Embedded Files Skip to main content Skip to navigation Morgane Houssais, PhD Currently Research Scientist in the Physics department at Clark University, I am generally interested in the Physics of material and fluids involved in landscape dynamics. In particular I study phenomena driving sediment transport at the grain scale, and how they relate to systems dynamics at the macro-scale, such as: the equilibrium shape and grain sizes organization of river channel, the self-organization of river and sub-glacial stream channels, profiles and deformation rates of so

Explore this link on the map →

related reading