Nicolas lecoq

Assistant Professor

Normandie Université

France

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Dr. Nicolas Lecoq is an Assistant Professor at Normandie Université in France. His research focuses on coastal dynamics, wave energy, bioturbation impacts, and hydrodynamic processes. Recent publications include studies on storm-driven morphodynamics and the effects of atmospheric circulation on flood events. He employs numerical modeling and deep learning techniques to explore sedimentary processes and beach morphology.

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Edith PARLANTI

University of Bordeaux

FRANCE

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Marco Van De Wiel

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Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Francis Orvain

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Université de Caen Normandie

FRANCE

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Matthieu Fournier

University of Rouen

FRANCE

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Emma Imen Turki

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University of Rouen

FRANCE

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Nicolas lecoq

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Articles (9)

A Multi-Approach Analysis for Monitoring Wave Energy Driven by Coastal Extremes

Antagonistic impacts of benthic bioturbator species: Interconnected effects on sedimentary properties, biogeochemical variables, and microbial dynamics

Rapid Changes in Permeability: Numerical Investigation into Storm-Driven Pebble Beach Morphodynamics with XBeach-G

Multi-timescale dynamics of extreme river flood and storm surge interactions in relation with large-scale atmospheric circulation: Case of the Seine estuary

Numerical investigation of the effects of distributary bathymetry and roughness on tidal hydrodynamics of Wax Lake region under calm conditions

Generation of realistic synthetic catchments to explore fine continental surface processes

Morphodynamics of intertidal dune field in a mixed wave-tide environment: Case of Baie de Somme in Eastern English Channel

A Deep Learning-Based Method for Quantifying and Mapping the Grain Size on Pebble Beaches

Analyzing multi-scale hydrodynamic processes in karst with a coupled conceptual modeling and signal decomposition approach

Collaborators (5)

Edith PARLANTI

Marco Van De Wiel

Francis Orvain

Matthieu Fournier

Emma Imen Turki

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