The Young Engineering Geologists group representing the interests of IAEG young members.
YEG’s Terms of Reference are stated clearly and specifically below
The YEGs are lead by a dedicated international committee of 9 young engineering geologists who meet regularly.
Hall, in Brazil, where she works with geological and hidrogeological risk
assesment and management. She is also a Ph.D. Candidate in the
Geosciences Department at Campinas State University, working on the
development of new and low-cost technologies for landslide early detection.
Malena obtained her BSc in Geology from University of São Paulo and her
M.Sc. degree from Campinas State University. She has a specialisation in
Subsurface Investigations from the Institute for Technological Research. Her
main interests are landslide risk assessment, landslides disaster reduction,
slope stability and geotechnical monitoring. In her free time, she writes short
stories and practices yoga and trail running.
His current research focuses on understanding the dynamics of mass movements
under changing climatic conditions, supported by temperature-controlled
geotechnical experiments. Om has a background in engineering geology from
Tribhuvan University in Nepal and an MSc in Natural Hazards and Disaster Risk
Reduction from ITC, University of Twente, The Netherlands.
Additionally, Om has experience in engineering consulting, where he worked as a multihazard modeler, directly engaging in in-situ testing of geotechnical parameters used within the models.
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17 e-YEG webinar
By admin|2024-04-18T10:21:35+00:00April 18, 2024|Categories: Highlights, YEGs|0 Comments
16th e-YEG webinar series
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Travel grant opportunities for the IAEG summer school
By louise|2023-05-10T12:54:31+00:00March 10, 2023|Categories: YEGs|0 Comments
14th series of e-YEG webinars
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