Sebastien Allgeyer

Dr. Sebastien Allgeyer is a Research Fellow at the Research School of Earth Sciences (RSES) at The Australian National University (ANU). His work focuses on natural hazards, particularly tsunamis, earthquakes, and landslides, with expertise in satellite gravity observation, numerical methods, and high-performance computing. He has contributed to projects such as tsunami hazard modeling in Indonesia and Reunion Island, and advanced tsunami source inversion techniques using time-reversal imaging. Allgeyer has advised PhD students on topics including tsunami hazard assessment, landslide-generated tsunamis, and numerical modeling of seafloor loading effects.

• Research Interests: Natural Hazards (Tsunami, Earthquake, Landslide), Satellite Gravity, Numerical Methods, Inverse Problems, Data Science
• Teaching: Applied Geophysics (EMSC3033), Melting Polar Ice Sheets and Sea Level Variations (EMSC3032)

His publications span tsunami modeling, coastal vulnerability analysis, and geophysical signal processing, with notable contributions to understanding transoceanic tsunami propagation and complex source mechanisms. Allgeyer collaborates internationally on projects like tsunami risk assessment in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.