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Hi! 🏔️

I'm Francesco, a geotechnical engineer from Lima (Peru) highly interested in numerical modeling, spatial variability, and soil behavior — particularly in mining geotechnics, like tailings dams and heap leach pads.

My core interest is geotechnical research through computational methods. I also deeply enjoy programming as a creative and technical hobby. I see code as a powerful companion in my work — not as a career path on its own.

Right now, I'm preparing for a PhD in Geotechnical Engineering and focusing on integrating modern programming tools into my research workflows.


🛠️ Current Projects

  • 📊 Modeling spatial variability in leached ore using SCPTu data and geostatistics.
  • 🦀 Developing conic, a Python library that uses Rust for exploring SCPTu profiles from CSV/XLSX files.
  • 📈 Generating anisotropic random fields for spatial modeling with Julia.

🧰 Tools I Work With

  • Programming: Python and Rust (I like Fortran too!).
  • Geotechnical software: FLAC2D, RS2, Slide2
  • Topics: constitutive modeling, random fields, soil behavior, numerical simulation

Thanks for stopping by!

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    🌱 GitHub profile.

  2. flac-notes flac-notes Public

    🧮 My FLAC2D notes in Spanish, made during my learning journey.

    Typst

  3. conic conic Public

    SCPTu Data-Driven Evaluator.

    Python

  4. xrc xrc Public

    A minimal CLI to give your Rust some exercise.

    Rust