Eve Chapelant
Marine wildlife scientist, underwater acoustics
Eve Chapelant is a marine wildlife scientist at Ezako, specialising in underwater acoustics. She holds the Integrative Master for Global Health and Ecology from the École Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE, 2024). As a scientific diver at CRIOBE in Moorea she studied coral resilience, then at the MARBEC lab in Sète she worked on the eco-acoustic monitoring of a coral reef in Fakarava (French Polynesia), using data from the Gombessa 4 expedition. At Ezako she leads the team that annotates underwater recordings using Upalgo and works on passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) of the whole underwater soundscape.
