Camberlin Pierre

Professor Camberlin Pierre holds the position of Professor and Director of the Department of Geography at Université de Bourgogne. His research focuses on African rainfall variability, climate predictability, and hydrological dynamics. Key areas include tropical cyclones' impact on rainfall patterns, future climate projections for East Africa, and flood hazard analysis in sub-Saharan regions. He leads the CRC team and contributes to interdisciplinary groups like BioME and SAMBA.

Research interests span climatic teleconnections, low-level cloud dynamics, and the interplay between large-scale climate modes and extreme weather. His work integrates remote sensing, reanalysis data, and regional climate models to address environmental challenges in tropical and Mediterranean regions.

Publications highlight advancements in understanding rainfall regimes, drought trends, and climate change impacts, with a focus on Djibouti and West/Central Africa. He has advised numerous PhD students and collaborates on projects such as Dyvalocca (studying low-level clouds' bioclimatic effects).

Labs/Teams: CRC Team (Climatology & Risk), BioME Group (Ecosystems), SAMBA Team (Hydroclimatology).