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Hello my name is Benjamin. I'm a Marie-Curie fellow interested in geophysics applied to agronomy. I like to develop open-source tools for open and reproducible science in agrogeophysic.
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This book is a compilation of my early career work as a geophysicist in academia. I thought my research would be more FAIRly illustrated/evaluating using an interactive book. And I ❤️ the [Jupyter-book](https://jupyterbook.org/intro.html) initiative so it was a good opportunity to learn how to use it! Hope you have fun reading it!
I consider an important step in my early career occured after moving towards Open Science. This change of perspective has been triggered while I was working on my Marie-Curie fellowship, remotely from France during the Covid-19 pandemic and I needed access to data. I investigate how we can produce more FAIR data in geophysics and found very inspiring people paving the way.
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Give an overview of my contributions in terms of article, teaching and public outreach engagement. :::
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Show interactive example of the main codes I'm routinely and actively developing. :::
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Highlights moments of my research covering different topics such as field acquisition, new code development, project milestone etc... ::: ::::
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I am always interested in new collaborations and interesting projects. I'd love to hear from you if your project or idea could benefit from my expertise in monitoring, data analysis, inverse problems...
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