The ocean covers 70.8% of the Earth’s surface: a vast space that is still poorly understood. The aim of Perrine’s thesis is to combine different types of ocean observation data (satellite images, buoys, boats, etc.) and use artificial intelligence to gain a better understanding of the underlying physical phenomena.

After completing her 3rd year of a Bachelor’s degree in Hydrography at the French Naval Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service (SHOM), Clémentine joined ENSTA Bretagne in her 2nd year as a Hydrography and Oceanography student. She now holds an engineering degree and a Master of Science in Marine Geophysics from ENSTA Bretagne and IUEM.

Tyméa enrolled in ENSTA Bretagne’s engineering course for the originality of the Hydrography-oceanography major. On completing her end-of-study internship at the leading ocean science research institute Ifremer, she decided to stay on there to work on a thesis. She is studying seabed fluid flow by applying a Deep learning method.

Thomas graduated from ENSTA Bretagne in 2011 specializing in hydrography and oceanography, and began his career as a surveyor, a profession that has led him to explore many maritime spaces. He has now settled in France. As head of the Sea-View company, he has just hired a young ENSTA Bretagne graduate to help him in its development.