Team – Emmanuel Hanert

Research team

Professor of environmental modelling

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

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

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

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

Developing a hybrid modelling approach to represent non-hydrostatic wave-current interactions over coral reefs.

Ocean and transport models development and application

Remote sensing of oil spills and assimilation in an oil drift model

Investigating the dispersal of juvenile sea turtles from Cameroon's nesting beaches in the Gulf of ...

Changes in Doha Bay (Qatar) flushing time driven by the coastal reclamation and development projects

Investigating the Suez Canal and Eastern Mediterranean coastal infrastructures vulnerability to oil spills

Investigating the Arabian Gulf's desalination plants and coastal infrastructures vulnerability to oil spills

Assessing the restoration potential of the Albufera wetland (Spain)

High-resolution modelling of 3D hydrodynamic processes in the Arabian Gulf

Estimating 3D connectivity between coral reefs of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao