Section 3.4 | Fluid Systems Modelling

Research topics

The scientific focus of the Section is on the integrated, deterministic and quantitative investigation of coupled processes in shallow to deep groundwater. The understanding of these processes should be further developed so that all spatial and temporal time frames can be covered and simulated.

Coupled processes in hydrosystems

We develop and apply mathematical simulation models to investigate coupled processes relevant to the utilisation of the geological subsurface and mining regions to support energy transition.

Geomaterials at extreme environmental conditions

Physical and chemical properties of geomaterials are central to our understanding of all geological process. To this end we employ well-established optical methods but also develop new time-resolved techniques that offer insights into the properties of crystals, rocks, and melts.

Geochemistry of nuclear waste disposal

The management of highly radioactive waste is one of the most challenging environmental tasks of modern society. We are specialised in the quantification of geochemical processes, such as water-rock-interactions and sorption of radionuclides, in the subsurface, taking into account the entire hydrogeological system.

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