Benjamin Cotté

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ENSTA Paris

France

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Dr. Benjamin Cotté is an Assistant Professor at ENSTA Paris, France. His research primarily focuses on wind turbine noise propagation and airfoil noise prediction, utilizing advanced modeling techniques such as parabolic equations and Green’s functions. He has contributed to several recent articles that explore the effects of aerodynamic noise and the environmental parameters influencing sound propagation in wind energy applications.

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2020

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Richard Stevens

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University of Twente

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Olivier Doaré

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Ecole Polytechnique

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Ecole Centrale de Lyon

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Articles (9)

Three-dimensional effects of the wake on wind turbine sound propagation using parabolic equation

Wind turbine sound propagation: Comparison of a linearized Euler equations model with parabolic equation methods

A stochastic volume approach based on tailored Green’s functions for airfoil noise prediction at low Mach number

Propagation effects in the synthesis of wind turbine aerodynamic noise

Experimental study of the dynamic stall noise on an oscillating airfoil

Efficient evaluation of three-dimensional Helmholtz Green's functions tailored to arbitrary rigid geometries for flow noise simulations

Synthesis of wind turbine trailing edge noise in free field

Low-Noise Synthetic Turbulence Tailored to Lateral Periodic Boundary Conditions

Environmental parameters sensitivity analysis for the modeling of wind turbine noise in downwind conditions

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Richard Stevens

Olivier Doaré

Didier Dragna

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