HMEI-STEP Fellows: Awarded Michael Celia
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Tao, Yiheng
Ford Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicProjecting the Energy Landscape in the Midwestern United States in the Next Two Decades
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Denise Mauzerall
Thesis TopicModeling Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia
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Duguid, Andrew
Ford Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicRisk assessment of CO2 leakage through abandoned wells.
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Michael Oppenheimer
Thesis TopicCO2 leakage through abandoned wells.
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia
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Nogues, Juan P.
Perkins Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicHow well input distributions reduce leakage uncertainty in models of CO2 geological sequestration.
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Michael Oppenheimer
Thesis TopicMulti-scale methods in carbon capture and storage.
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia
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Kang, Mary
Perkins Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicMethane Leakage Due to Hydraulic Fracturing Operations: Exploring Technical and Policy Mitigation Options
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Denise Mauzerall
Thesis TopicMulti-Scale Modeling of Fluid Leakage through Faults in Subsurface Environments
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia
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Huang, Xinwo
Ford Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicRegulation of Subsurface Systems in China: Is it Possible for both Shale Gas Production and Carbon Sequestration to Coexist
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Denise Mauzerall
Thesis TopicModel Complexity for Subsurface Porous Medium Flow
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia
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Edwards, Ryan
Perkins Fellow
DEPARTMENTCivil and Environmental Engineering
HMEI-STEP TopicExploring Environmental Policy and Regulation of Unconventional Oil and Gas Development Internationally
HMEI-STEP Adviser(s)Denise Mauzerall
Thesis TopicEnvironmental Impacts and Opportunities of Unconventional Oil and Gas Development
Thesis Adviser(s)Michael Celia

