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The upper section of the Earth’s crust, or the “SUBSURFACE”
(from 10 m to 10 km), is the privileged site for numerous
and complex interactions between human activity and Earth’s processes.
The exploitation of subsurface reservoirs, underground waste storage, exploitation of energy resources (fossil and renewable), natural and anthropic risks,
or even urban, agricultural and industrial pollution remediation,
generate a number of questions that still remain unanswered.
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The team is structured to enable the deployment of field and lab geophysical, hydrodynamical, petrophysical, microstructural and geochemical techniques.
The investigations of the subsurface led by the SUBSURFACE group are performed either from borehole measurements and experiments (in the field), laboratory measurements or modeling (theoretical, digital or analogical).
This enables:
- investigation from µm to 10 km
- experimentation from µm to 100 m
And requires the development of:
- new tools and methods,
- new experimental protocoles,
- long term, in situ observatories.
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