Robin Noyelle for his thesis entitled “Aspects statistiques et dynamiques des vagues de chaleur extrêmes dans les moyennes latitudes” (“Statistical and dynamic aspects of extreme heat waves in mid-latitudes”), prepared at Université Paris Saclay and defended on June 18, 2024.
His thesis focuses on the statistical and dynamic aspects of extreme heat waves in mid-latitudes. Its originality lies in combining innovative physical and statistical approaches to answer important questions concerning extreme and very extreme heat events, which have a major impact on human societies and ecosystems.
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