Dr. Mathias Bavay
Function
Software engineer
Contact
bavay(at)slf .ch
+41 81 417 02 65
WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF
Flüelastrasse 11
7260 Davos Dorf
Site
Davos Da C 1 51
Research Interests
I am involved in several of the numerical models that are developed by the institute, both developing the models, using them and managing their operational deployments. These models include the multi-layer, energy balance snow model SNOWPACK, the Alpine surface processes model Alpine3D and the meteorological input/output preprocessing library MeteoIO. I also do my own research using these models (see the publications list).
Models and tools
Most of the models and tools that are developed in our group are available under an Open Source license on our software forge, at https://code.wsl.ch without any need to register. However, if you want to create issues or fork these models, please register (and inform us by email so we can validate your account). So of our models have their own web site with extensive documentation, releases, etc:
- https://meteoio.slf.ch
- https://snowpack.slf.ch
- https://alpine3d.slf.ch
- https://inishell.slf.ch
- https://niviz.org
Publications
See my publication list below or my Google scholar page. My PhD thesis (although on a totally difference topic) can be found here.
Résumé
2004-2006 Physicist, Ivanhoe Technologies Inc., (Albuquerque NM, USA) - Design and building of the Veloce pulser
2004-2004 Physicist, ITHPP, (Thégra, France) - Design and building of the Veloce pulser
2002-2004 Physicist, CRT Holdings Inc., (Columbus GA, USA) - leading the experimental program
1999-2002 Ph.D. in plasma physics and Pulsed Power - Paris XI University -- Centre d'Études de Gramat
1998-1999DEA diploma: physics and technologies of large facilities - Paris XI University
1996-1999Supélec engineering degree