Two carbon capture and storage talks

Talk 1: New Approaches for Multiscale Modeling of Water-Rock-Gas Interaction

Speaker: Dr Carl Steefl, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

Carl Steefel has played a leading role in the development of modelling of reactive transport by fluids applicable to rocks. He has played major roles in the development of the mathematical representation of reactive transport the writing of software to solve the mathematical relationships and the application of the modelling to important geological and environmental problems. 

Talk 2: Reactive Transport approaches to quantify the linkage between physical structure biogeochemical reactivity and isotope partitioning in aquifers

Speaker: Dr Jenny Druhan, University of Illinois Urbana-Champagne

In this presentation Dr Druhan will demonstrate the construction and application of reactive transport models to address key hydrogeochemical problems, with an emphasis on the balance between simulations of complex reactivity versus highly heterogeneous hydrologic conditions.