Ariane Emmanuelli

Following engineering studies in aerospace at the University of Southampton, ISAE-ENSICA and the University of Toulouse/ISAE-Supaero, Ariane Emmanuelli obtained a doctorate in fluid mechanics/aero-acoustics at ONERA/Université Paris-Saclay focusing on indirect combustion noise. She then did a post-doctorate in acoustic propagation in the environment at the LMFA at the École Centrale de Lyon, then a second on the aerodynamics of wind farms at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Since 2021, Ariane Emmanuelli has been a teacher-researcher at the MFAE and LMFA - Environmental Flows team. There, she works on atmospheric boundary layer dynamics, pollutant dispersion, urban ventilation and wind noise propagation in the environment. She mainly uses numerical tools, particularly large-scale simulation.

• Dispersion in the stable atmospheric boundary layer
• Urban ventilation - Part-Dieu district
• Propagation of wind noise

His teaching activity covers several areas offluid mechanics and geographic information systems (GIS). These disciplines are studied in detail for both engineering and apprenticeship students, with a focus on practical applications in the engineering, environmental and land-use planning sectors.