Marc-André Brideau, Ph.D., P.Geo. (BC, AB), géo. (QC), has over 15 years of experience applying the principles of engineering geology, rock mechanics, geomorphology, and remote sensing to geohazard projects in Canada and New Zealand. He has been the project manager or technical lead for numerous landslide hazard and risk assessments for communities, mining, energy, and transportation clients. His expertise includes rock slope hazard assessment, geohazard risk assessment, terrain mapping, slope stability modelling, landslide runout modelling, and aerial photograph interpretation. Marc-André is an adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University and a peer reviewer for numerous geoscience journals. He has published over 60 technical articles on various aspects of landslide characterization and numerical modelling.