
Explore a Regional Earth System Model for Gulf of Mexico coastal hazards, integrating atmospheric, oceanic, and river processes to analyze and manage climate-related disasters.

Explore nearshore stratigraphic evolution due to tilting using coupled landscape-stratigraphic models. Discover how sediment supply and tectonic forces shape basin-margin facies and depositional patterns.

Explore weather forecasting and hydrology concepts used by the West Gulf River Forecast Center to provide accurate and timely forecasts for public safety.

Explore sediment transport in complex salt topographies, focusing on 3D structural analysis and evolving spill points. Gain insights into predicting facies arrangements and reservoir connectivity.

Explore composite confining systems for CO2 storage, offering ultra-secure storage through dispersal and attenuation of CO2. Learn about rethinking traditional petroleum seals for climate change mitigation.

Explore Texas earthquake patterns, causes, and risks across major basins, examining man-made seismicity, injection types, and geological factors influencing unexpected seismic events.

Explore the structural geology of Mexico's Sierra Madre Oriental, examining crustal evolution, folding processes, and tectonic implications during the Mexican Orogeny between 80-47 Ma.

Explore sustainable aquifer management techniques for climate-resilient water systems in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on recharge methods and long-term sustainability.

Explore GRACE satellite data's impact on global hydrology, revealing water storage changes, groundwater depletion, and climate-human interactions. Learn how this technology influences water policy worldwide.

Explore the geological events and processes that form super-giant oil and gas fields, focusing on trap formation, sag events, and their impact on field size and hydrocarbon accumulation.

Explore the Hit-and-Run Model's application to Western North American orogenies, examining geological processes and structural implications for the Sevier and Laramide events.

Explore advanced techniques for building a comprehensive 3D geological model of the Permian Basin, integrating multidisciplinary workflows and detailed reservoir characterization studies.

Learn to integrate core-based datasets with wireline logs using machine learning for upscaling high-resolution facies to basin-scale stratigraphic models in the Delaware Basin's Third Bone Spring Sand and Wolfcamp units.

Explore the Lower Ordovician Ellenburger Dolomite's reservoir characteristics, depositional setting, and karst processes. Gain insights into pore networks relevant for waste-water disposal and CO2 storage in the Permian Basin.

Explore hydrogeology of Edwards and Trinity Aquifers, focusing on groundwater flow, aquifer interactions, and surface water connections in central Texas.

Explore Edwards Aquifer conservation techniques, including recharge enhancement and multiport well monitoring. Learn about innovative approaches to protect water quality and manage aquifer resources.

Explore multiscale characterization of mudstones and its impact on geoenergy systems and geodisposal through advanced techniques and collaborative research.

Explore advancements in U-Pb geochronology, focusing on dating low-U minerals using LA-ICPMS techniques. Learn about expanded applications and recent developments in this field.

Explore the Lower Cretaceous Hensel-Glen Rose stratigraphic couplet in Central Texas, examining its depositional environments, thickness variations, and paleotopographic influences on the Llano Uplift.

Explore shallow-marine and fluvial-distributive deposits in the Wilcox Group. Gain insights into sedimentology, palynology, and drone photogrammetry techniques used in geological investigations.

Explore new approaches for quantifying reusable produced water, sourcing commodities, and overcoming obstacles in oil and gas wastewater recovery and reuse.