On this page seminar activities that pertain to the center are posted. Please note that some of these dates could be arbitrary especially the ones that are in their planning stages.

We will try to post seminars in an Adobe pdf format for those who were not there to enjoy these seminars live yet they prefer to follow along and extract the basis of these seminars.  CFSES would like to thank all of the future and past participants.  It is an honor to have all of these highly accomplished seminars speakers.  If for any reason anyone needs assistance please do not hesitate to contact the  webmaster at will.  

• 2009 Seminars
• 2010 Seminars
• 2011 Seminars
• 2012 Seminars
• 2013 Seminars 

4 September Digital Core Technology Seminar by Prof. Mark Knackstedt, RSPSE Australian National University.

29 September Questions from CO2 Injection Field Tests - Dense Data in Search of Analysis by Dr. Susan D. Hovorka, Gulf Coast Carbon Center Bureau of Economic Geology, Jackson School of Geoscience The University of Texas at Austin.  

27 October Use of Non-Destructive Visualization Tools to Quantify and Characterize Flow and Transport Processes by Dr. Susan J Altman, Geochemistry Department Sandia National Laboratories. 

27 January Advanced Techniques for Measuring Ground Deformation from Space: PSInSAR™ and SqueeSAR™ by Giacomo Falorni, Operations Manager TRE Canada Inc. 

4 March Challenges for CO2 Sequestration in Alberta, Canada by Dr. Don Lawton, Dept of Geosciences University of Calgary. 

2 September Overview of IPARS by Dr. Gergina V. Pencheva, Computational Engineering & Science The University of Texas at Austin. 

17 November Quantifying Flow and Reactive Transport in Heterogeneous Subsurface Environment: From Pores to Porous Media and Facies to Aquifers by Dr. Timothy D. Scheibe, 2010 Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecturer National Ground Water Research & Educational Foundation.  

26 January Deep Carbon Observatory by Dr. Russell J Hemley, Director Geophysical Laboratory Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.C. 

1 March Put it Back - Geologic Sequestration for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions by Dr. Tip Meckel ,The University of Texas at Austin. 

18 July Historical Changes in Carbon Cycling in Simpson’s Lagoon, Beaufort Sea, Alaska: Evidence from Stable Carbon Isotopes, Lignin-phenol Biomarkers, and Algal Pigments by Kathryn M. Schreiner, Graduate Student & Recipient of Sandia LDRD Fellowship College of Geosciences Texas A&M. 

7 September Brine Density Responses to Changes in PCO2, Temperature and Composition: Implications for Carbon Sequestration by Kim Gilbert, Jackson School of Geosciences The University of Texas at Austin. 

1 November National Security Implications of Carbon Management by John Tombari, President of Carbon Service at Schlumberger Technology. 

October 2012 

November 2012 

December 2012 

January 2013
 

February 2013

March 2013