Two days where the world's leading researchers in digital rock physics, machine learning for porous media, and pore-scale modelling come together to chart the digital backbone of net-zero, underground hydrogen, CO₂ storage, and beyond.
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It gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the international workshop on Digital Analysis of Flow Processes in Porous Materials for Geo-Energy Applications — Digi-GeoEnergy.
Digital analysis has gained substantial attention for its potential to provide unique data that traditional experimental and modelling techniques cannot achieve. This workshop focuses on the digital analysis of subsurface processes for geo-energy applications — underground hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage chief among them — that have gained scientific, industrial, and political limelight for their role in net-zero.
The digital techniques discussed here are not only relevant to geo-energy. They translate to contaminant transport in soils, electrolysers, and fuel cells — underscoring the broad applicability of the concepts presented.
Hear how 4D X-ray imaging, machine learning, and physics-informed neural networks are reshaping the analysis of subsurface flow.
Bridge the gap between nano-scale grain physics and field-scale CO₂ storage performance with leaders working across every length scale.
Connect with the researchers building the digital backbone for carbon sequestration, underground hydrogen storage, and the energy transition.
Researchers from across Europe, North America, and South America converging on the digital techniques that will make underground storage scalable, safe, and verifiable.
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