Imperial College London

ProfessorMatthewJackson

Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Earth Science & Engineering

Chair in Geological Fluid Dynamics
 
 
 
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Contact

 

+44 (0)20 7594 6538m.d.jackson

 
 
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Location

 

1.34Royal School of MinesSouth Kensington Campus

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Summary

 

Overview

My research interests focus on the prediction, quantification, and measurement of flow and transport processes in heterogeneous geological porous media, using field, experimental, mathematical and numerical techniques.

I lead the Novel Reservoir Monitoring, Modelling and Simulation (NORMS) Group, a multidisciplinary  collective of geoscientists, applied mathematicians, engineers, and experimental and computational physicists. 

The group develops and applies new methods to monitor and model flow and transport in subsurface reservoirs. Applications of the research are numerous and include subsurface energy storage, geothermal energy, mineral resources, groundwater flow, magma reservoirs and volcanic systems.

Research Staff

Bahlali,M

Booth,C

Hu,H

Jacquemyn,C

Woitischek,J

Research Student Supervision

Al Kubaisy,J, Novel CVFEM methods for highly heterogeneous porous media

Firth,H, Optimisation of Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage

Regnier,G, Modelling and management of Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage

Santos Silva,V, Machine learning for rapid modelling of flow in porous media

Titus,Z, Machine learning for reservoir modelling and simulation