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The UT GeoFluids Annual Meeting has been set!
February 11-12, 2010 in Austin, Texas

UT GeoFluids studies the state and evolution of pressure, stress, deformation and fluid migration through experiments, theoretical analysis, and field study. This industry-funded consortium is dedicated to producing innovative concepts that couple geology and fluid flow.

The results are used to predict pressure, trap integrity, and borehole stability. Concepts developed in the GeoFluids Consortium have been extended to study marine slope stability and the processes of hydrate formation and disassociation. Tools have been developed to measure pressure in-situ in mudrocks.

This consortium will begin on June 1, 2009. For more information about the new consortium click on the links below, or contact the Consortium Director, Dr. Peter Flemings.

 
  • Executive Summary [PDF]
  • Research Proposal [PDF]
  • Memorandum of Agreement (between UT and industry) [PDF]
  • Latest Update (10/12/2009) [PDF]
  • Research Products/Objectives
    1 page summary of Research Products [PDF]
    1,3,5, and 10 yr Research Products [PDF]




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