Lecturers-Presentations

The lectures presented by the lecturers during the summer school are available by clicking on the following links.
The videos of these lectures are available online on "Cargèse 2018 4th Summer School SPIC" channel.

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• Peter Bayer - Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt, Germany.
• Geothermal Energy
• Andrew Binley - Lancaster University, UK.
• Process-based hydrogeophysics video
• Martin Blunt - Imperial College of London, UK.
• Peering into the pore space
• Olivier Bour - Université Rennes 1, France.
  • Experimental methods for using heat as a tracer
• Jeff Caers - Standford University, USA.
  • Bayesian Evidential Learning - A scientific protocol for uncertainty quantification
• Philippe Van Cappellen, University of Waterloo, Canada.
• Bioenergetics and Geomicrobiology
• Jesus Carrera Carrera - Spanish National Research Council, Spain.
• Flow through permeable media
• Reactive transport
• Olaf Cirpka - University of Tübingen, Germany.
• Using travel times in reactive transport
• The Quest of the Bottleneck
• Caroline Darcel - Université Rennes 1, France
• Fracture mechanics
• Philippe Davy - Université Rennes 1, France.
• Discrete Fracture Network
• Marco Dentz - Spanish National Research Council, Spain.
  • Transport Phenomena : Stochastic Modeling and Upscaling
• Jennifer Druhan - University of Illinois, USA.
• Reactive transport approaches to unraveling biogeochemical processes in groundwater systems
• Ty Ferre - University of Arizona, USA.
• Modeling Like It Matters reprised
• Jan Fleckenstein - Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research, UFZ, Germany.
• SW/GW interaction - Hyporheic zone processes and hydroecology
• Jerôme  Gaillardet - Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France.
• Critical zone geochemistry
• Rien van Genuchten Genuchten - Utrecht University, Netherlands.
• Soil physics
• Sander Huisman -  -Forschungszentrum Jülich
• Vadose Zone Hydrogeophysics
  
• Joaquin Jimenez-Martinez - EAWAG, ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
• Mixing and reactions in multiphase systems: insights from microfluidics
• Tanguy  Le Borgne - Université Rennes 1, France.
• Transport and mixing
• Niklas Linde - Université de Lausanne, Switzerland.
• Fundamentals of environmental geophysics
• Inverse problems – A Bayesian perspective
• Michael Manga - University of California, Berkeley, USA.
  • Interaction between rock deformation and fluid flow
  • Earthquake and water
  • Introduction to poroelasticity
• Reed M. Maxwell - Colorado School of Mines, USA
• Using models to upscale runoff generation processes
• Yves Méheust - Université Rennes 1, France.
• Foam flow in porous media
• Insa Neuweiler - University of Hannover, Germany.
• Modeling of water and oxygen transport in electrolyzers – multi-phase flow on the Darcy scale
• Frédéric Nguyen - Université de Liège, Belgium
• Inversion methods - Determinitistic approach
• Auli Niemi - Uppsala University, Sweden.
• CO2 storage
• Jan Olof Selroos - Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company, Sweden.
• Underground nuclear waste storage
• Dani Or - ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
• Capillary processes in porous media – an overview
• Beth Parker - University of Guelph, Canada.
• Contaminant transport and natural attenuation in rock
• Antonio Pio Rinaldi - ETH Zürich.
• Induced seismicity and GeoEnergies: lesson learned from coupled hydro-mechanical modeling
• Discussion on induced seismicity - M. Manga & A. P. Rinaldi
• Maria Pool - Spanish National Research Council, Spain.
• Seawater intrusion
• Michel Quintard Quintard - Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse, France.
  • Flow in High Permeability Porous Media
  • Non-Newtonian flows in porous media : upscaling problems
• Bridget  Scanlon - The University of Texas at Austin, USA.
  • Comparison of land water storage from Global Hydrologic and Land Surface Models and GRACE satellites
• John Selker - Oregon State University, USA.
• How to do innovative science
• Experimental methods for investigating flow and transport in porous media
• Kamini Singha - Colorado School of Mines, USA.
• Imaging critical zone processes
• Cyprien Soulaine - Stanford University, USA.
  • Modelling
• Patrick  Tabeling - ESPCI ParisTech, France.
  • Why do microchannels clog ?
• Robin Tecon - ETH Zürich, Switzerland.
  • Biophysical processes affecting microbial activity in soil environments
• Emmanuel Villermaux - Aix-Marseille University, France.
  • Mixing in porous media and turbulent flows