Fanny Carlet

Fanny Carlet is a Research Fellow at the Department of Economics Science (DSE) of the University of Bologna, Italy. Her current role involves investigating the integration of public transport and shared mobility within the PNRR-funded project 'Smart and Sustainable Urban Mobility.' She has extensive professional experience in civil engineering, disaster resilience, and urban policy, including roles at FEMA, Virginia Tech, and private consulting firms. Her expertise spans environmental decision-making, urban sustainability, and climate adaptation strategies.

Education includes a Ph.D. in Planning, Governance and Globalization from Virginia Tech (2014) and an MS in Architectural Engineering from the University of Padua (2005). Notable accolades include the Richard E. Zody Award for her dissertation on green stormwater infrastructure perceptions.

Key professional roles include Project Manager at NOAA, Technical Monitor at FEMA's Mitigation Division, and founder of Sustainable Urban Solutions, LLC. Skills encompass GIS tools (ArcGIS), data analysis (Stata/Tableau), and project management (Microsoft Project). She is a LEED Accredited Professional and peer reviewer for journals like the Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.

Her research focuses on mobility hubs, urban regeneration, and leveraging federal funding for climate resilience. Past work includes analyzing greenhouse gas emissions at the UN and structural engineering projects in residential and educational buildings.