Ulysse Pasquier

Ulysse Pasquier serves as a Senior Research Associate at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of East Anglia, specializing in climate adaptation through advanced hydrological and flood risk modeling. His work bridges urban planning, coastal engineering, and climate science to address compound flooding in rapidly developing regions.

Research interests focus on Climate Change Adaptation, Flood Risk Management, and Urban Climate Resilience, employing scenario-based modeling to evaluate adaptation strategies for delta cities and coastal zones. Key methodologies include earth system modeling, catchment-scale flood hazard quantification, and urban hydrological impact assessments.

Recent publications reveal consistent emphasis on compound flood events across diverse geographies—from Shanghai's delta systems to UK catchments and California's historical floods—with growing integration of urban infrastructure variables like impervious surfaces. His work demonstrates increasing application of high-resolution models (WRF-Hydro, regionally refined earth systems) for localized adaptation planning.

Affiliated exclusively with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, Pasquier operates within this interdisciplinary hub that connects climate science with policy solutions through cross-institutional collaborations evident in his international co-authorship networks.