Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program

Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program Research Area:
Geochemistry/Geophysics Theory and Analysis

The scale of GCS is an unprecedented injection activity which demands analysis on a wide range of length and time scales. ESD scientists apply their expertise in (bio)geochemistry, geomechanics, geophysics, and hydrology to model and analyze trapping processes, impacts of CO₂ on groundwater, pressure propagation, brine displacement, and other processes resulting from large-scale CO₂ injection.

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Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program

Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program Research Area:
Geochemistry/Geophysics Theory and Analysis

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Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program

Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program Research Area: Geochemistry/Geophysics Theory and Analysis

Geologic Carbon Sequestration Program Research Area:
Geochemistry/Geophysics Theory and Analysis