Ludivine Libert

Ludivine Libert has a background in Mathematical Engineering and has worked in the field of Earth Observation and remote sensing of snow and ice. They have experience in developing methods and algorithms for satellite data processing and analysis. They have also been involved in various national and ESA projects, collaborating with international teams. Prior to this, Ludivine worked as a PhD student at the Centre Spatial de Liège, focusing on SAR interferometry processing and InSAR time series. Their PhD research was part of the RESIST project, which explored landslides and volcanism in the East-African Rift Region. Currently, Ludivine is working at Radiomics as a Mathematical Engineer.

Ludivine Libert completed their education in a chronological manner. They obtained their Doctor of Philosophy - PhD in Space Sciences from the University of Liège from 2014 to 2018. Prior to that, they earned a Master's degree in Sciences Spatiales from the same university, studying from 2012 to 2014. Before pursuing their Master's, Ludivine Libert completed their Bachelor's degree in Sciences physiques from the University of Liège from 2008 to 2012. Their academic journey began with a degree from Lycée Saint-Jacques, where they obtained their CESS in 2008. No specific years are provided for their time at the Lycée Saint-Jacques.