DoctorAlberto Ardid

Geophysicist and data scientist specializing in Environmental Informatics. I develop probabilistic and machine learning models for natural hazard forecasting — including volcanic eruptions, wildfires, snow avalanches, and floods — by integrating time series analysis, Bayesian inference, and deep learning with real-time observational data. My work, published in Nature Communications, the Journal of Geophysical Research, Geophysical Research Letters, and the International Journal of Wildland Fire, focuses on building forecasting tools that generalize across hazard systems and are deployable in under-resourced monitoring settings. I currently supervise postgraduate students working on eruption forecasting, wildfire prediction, avalanche detection, flood modelling, geothermal prospectivity, and the application of generative AI to hazard science.