Regular biography
Chloé Chagué-Goff is a geoscientist specializing in the study of sedimentary records of geohazards, particularly tsunamis and storms. Her research focuses on understanding the geological and geochemical signatures of these events, which helps in reconstructing past natural disasters and assessing future risks. She has contributed significantly to the field through her work on sediment transport modeling, sedimentary fabric analysis, and the use of geochemical techniques to identify and date tsunami deposits. Chagué-Goff has published extensively in leading scientific journals and has been recognized for her contributions to the field, including receiving the 2019 Island Arc Award. Her work often involves interdisciplinary approaches, combining sedimentology, geochemistry, and geophysics to provide insights into the behavior and impacts of geohazards.