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  <title>Israel Gebresilasie Kimo - AAM & Micrometeorology</title>
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<h1>Welcome</h1>

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I am Israel Gebresilasie Kimo, a lecturer and researcher in meteorology and
hydrology with research interests in urban microclimate, wind–structure
interaction, and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM).
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My work focuses on understanding how urban wind fields, turbulence, and
pressure distributions influence low-altitude aerial operations such as
eVTOLs and unmanned aerial systems. I use computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
tools, including RWIND, to analyze micro-scale flow behavior around complex
urban structures.
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This website presents my ongoing practice, simulations, and reflections
related to AAM safety, urban aerodynamics, and atmospheric flow modeling.
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