Nicolas Méger

Nicolas Méger is a Professor at LISTIC, Université Savoie Mont-Blanc, where he leads research on temporal and spatiotemporal data mining. He supervises doctoral students in data science applications for environmental monitoring.

Education includes a PhD (2004), Master (2002), and Engineering degree (2001) from INSA Lyon.

Research focuses on Knowledge Discovery in Databases and Remote Sensing, with applications in satellite image analysis and pattern extraction from displacement field data. Core methodologies involve sequential pattern mining and evolution map ranking.

Publication trends show strong emphasis on neural network optimization (2023) and geospatial time-series analysis (2019), bridging computer science with earth observation.

Leads multiple ANR projects including AI for rockfall prediction (2022-2026) and REPED-SARIX for satellite data mining. Coordinates the LISTIC lab's work package on spatiotemporal analysis.