Camille PARLANGEAU

En résumé

Entreprises

• IFP Energies nouvelles - PhD Student

  RUEIL MALMAISON 2013 - 2016 Analysis of calcite twins in EBSD: towards a better understanding of stress states in a sedimentary basin
  
  My subject concern the very special calcite twins. You have three potentially activated twins in a crystal which response to mechanics properties so restrictives. With the inversion method of Etchecopar (1984) we can find the reduces stress causing the crystal lattice deformation. I work on this Method to ameliorate the precision and possibilities.
  
  PhD Director : Olivier LACOMBE
  PhD Promoters : Jean-Marc DANIEL, Sylvie SCHUELLER MESSIER, Eric KOHLER

• Institut des Sciences de la Terre de Paris (ISTEP) - Trainee geologist

  2013 - 2013 This intership have for goal to analyze twinning calcite and the AMS in carbonate rocks to propose an evolution model of deformation tectonics stresses (orientation and magnitude) and fluids overpressure in folded and faulted structures of North Pyrenean Zone.
  
  North Pyrenean Zone is the subject of a project ANR (PYRAMID), in which the structural and microstructural evolution related to fluids migration is an important part. It aims to better understand tectonics interactions fluids-rocks-structures in a foreland whose deformations are complexes and multiphased.
  
  The aim is to caracterise the different states of stress recorded by calcite twinning in rock matrix and cements veins, in order to obtain the evolution scenario of stress state during folding, compared to fracturation study. We search to characterise too the magnetic fabric of the matrix (AMS) and to compare this finite deformation proxy at stresses states reconstituted.
  
  It will require characterization in cathodoluminescence of different cements generations of veins, analyze the mechanical twinning calcite crystals in veins and in the matrix, then inverse twins data to characterize tensors orientations in relation with fracturation sequence and paleostresses reconstituted by analysis of fracturation, measure the AMS on the same samples and approach finite deformation of these.
  And finally synthetize results and observations in a coexisting model with regional microstructural data.
  
  Intership director : Olivier Lacombe
  Co-Directors : Philippe Robion et Nicolas Belhasen

Formations

• Université Pierre Et Marie Curie UPMC Paris 6 UPMC

  Paris 2011 - 2013 Master'degree

• Université De Cergy Pontoise - Site De Neuville

  Neuville 2008 - 2011 License'degree

Réseau

• Alma BONNEFOY

• Claire DERLOT

• Kevin FLANDRINCK

• Marie-Eléonore DAVID

• Ze CASTING

• Zineb NABYL