Team – Emmanuel Hanert

Research team

Professor of environmental modelling

Multi-scale modelling of biogeochemical fluxes along the Danube land-sea continuum

Developing an automatic oil spill detection and forecasting early-warning system

Combining multi-physics models and machine-learning emulators to improve wave-flow simulations over coral reefs

Connectivity modelling in Wakatobi national park, Coral Triangle, Indonesia

Informing the recovery and restoration of tropical seagrasses using a biophysical modelling approach

Egypt’s water budget under increasing Nile’s upstream damming: Modeling investigation combined with remote ...

Multiscale modelling of biogeochemical fluxes along the Scheldt land-sea continuum

Modeling Coral Reef Vulnerability: High-Resolution Ocean Simulations for Assessing Thermal and Water Quality Stress on ...

Assessing the potential for mesophotic coral reefs to ensure the survival of shallow coral reefs

Connectivity and resilience of the Northern Red Sea coral reefs

From Nile megadams to Suez Canal - Assessing sediment transfer and accumulation in a major ...

Ocean and transport models development and application

Developing the next generation of marine forecasting and nowcasting techniques, products and services for the ...

Estimating the environmental footprint of deep-sea mining activities

Simulating the connectivity between seagrass meadows along the Italian coast

Water quality modelling of Qatar's coastal waters

Assessing the Response of Seychelles Fish Biodiversity to Protection Status and Seascape Conditions

Assessing Kuwait shoreline's vulnerability to ballast waste pollution

Optimisation of GPU-based oceanic particle transport processes using a Langrangian Particle Tracker approach