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The Subsurface Integrity and Mechanics Exploration Group (SIMEG) is an essential part of the Energy & Geoscience Institute (EGI). Our research is closely aligned with EGI's mission to deliver cutting-edge solutions in energy resilience, geothermal energy, and carbon management. By focusing on subsurface geologic and engineering challenges, SIMEG supports EGI's vision of being a global leader in energy research, contributing to critical advancements in decarbonization and energy security.

Water Resources

Our mission is to address and resolve a wide spectrum of water resource challenges, from the microscale complexities of hydrological processes to the overarching strategies in water resource management and conservation. We are dedicated to unraveling the intricate dynamics of water systems, understanding the subtleties of hydrological flow, and the interaction of water with various environmental elements.

In pursuing foundational and practical research, our team possesses deep expertise in hydrology, aquifer mechanics, and the physics of fluid movement and interaction. We draw essential insights from field studies and hydrological modeling. Our approach is innovative, melding sophisticated physics-based models with comprehensive statistical analysis.

Our research spans multiple domains and has a significant impact. We are committed to developing advanced techniques for aquifer rehabilitation, creating sustainable models for water resource utilization, and devising strategies for effective flood and drought management. A central element of our work involves the study of water-rock interactions and their implications on water quality and availability, with the goal of ensuring the sustainable use and protection of water resources.

Further, our expertise encompasses water well engineering, focusing on the design, development, and maintenance of water extraction systems. We meticulously tackle challenges such as optimizing water extraction methods, ensuring the structural integrity of water wells, and evaluating the environmental impact of water resource development.

Our holistic approach to water resources research positions us as pioneers in addressing the multifaceted challenges in hydrology and water management. We are driven by a commitment to innovative research, ecological sustainability, and the development of practical, impactful solutions for the global challenges facing our water resources.