Northern Energy Geomechanics Group
OMAE 2024
43rd International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering
Shared anchors for floating offshore wind turbines
New paper on seismic performance of shared anchors
Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Presentation of NetZero GeoRDIE research at Stanford
Conference season
NE2G researchers attending upcoming conferences
New paper in JGR Solid Earth
New publication investigating the micromechanical differences between overburden and reservoir shales
Micromechanical modelling of calcareous mudstones
New publication
Fragility analysis of offshore wind turbines
New publication in Renewable Energy
ARMA 2021
Presentation on high temperature nanoindentation of shale at ARMA 2021
Publication in JGR Solid Earth
New paper on linking diagenesis and geomechanical properties of shales from nano to core-scale.
Success at Micro Materials workshop
Sam Graham awarded best poster prize at Micro Materials workshop and conference on high temperature nanomechanical measurements.
GeoPOP4
NE2G gains funding from BP and Petrobras
NetZero GeoRDIE
NE2G involved in new EPSRC project Net Zero Geothermal Research for District Infrastructure Engineering (NetZero GeoRDIE)
Congratulations to Sam Graham
Congratulations to Sam Graham on his successful viva
Computational Geomechanics
NE2G has a strong track record in the development of multi-surface plasticity models for soils and rocks and their use in practical surface and subsurface energy applications.
Our researchers use a range of advanced software packages including coupled hydro-geomechanical finite element codes with adaptive remeshing. We have access to HPC resources for analysis of large-scale models.
Experimental Geomechanics
Multiscale mechanical characterisation of geomaterials from soft clays to clastic sedimentary rocks. Homogenisation methods can link geomechanical properties from nano to core scale.
We use a range of techniques including atomic force microscopy, nanoindentation, triaxial cells and geotechnical centrifuge modelling.