The Computational Geofluids Lab pursues research at the intersection of geological fluid systems and energy resources, including geologic CO2 sequestration, injection-induced earthquakes, hydrothermal fluid systems, and continental-scale fluid regimes. We specialize in numerical modeling, multi-phase fluid flow, geostatistical methods, and fracture network characterization with terrestrial LiDAR.
Columbia River Basalt Group, Washington
CO2 infiltrating a basalt fracture network.
American Geophysical Union, 2016
RYAN M. POLLYEA
Principal Investigator
2012 | University of Idaho, PhD
1999 | University of Dayton, BS
And 10 years of experience in private-sector environmental and geotechnical consulting.
