Short Courses
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The EAGE GET2025 offers one-day short courses by carefully selected renowned instructors, aimed at providing professionals and academics with key knowledge relevant to current developments in the field.
Short courses are listed below
Short course 1 – 27 October
Reservoir Engineering for Hydrogen Storage in Subsurface Porous Media
The central objective of this course is to provide participants with a clear understanding of the key challenges and opportunities related to large-scale hydrogen adoption, with a particular focus on hydrogen storage in subsurface porous media. This one-day course presents an overview of the hydrogen value chain, covering production, transportation, and storage, while also addressing the policy and economic factors shaping the hydrogen economy.

Short course 2 – 27 October
Geothermal Energy Systems and Their Role in Energy Transition
This one-day intermediate-level course on Geothermal Energy provides a comprehensive overview of the different types of geothermal energy utilization, including shallow ground-source heat pumps, direct use of geothermal heat (hydrothermal systems), high-temperature power generation, and heat storage technologies. The course covers both exploration techniques and engineering solutions required for their successful implementation.

Short course 3 – 27 October
Risk Assessment of CO2 Storage by Understanding Coupled Thermo-hydro-chemical-mechanical Processes
Evaluating the risks for CO2 storage is a key aspect in determining the technical viability of such projects. This course will explain coupled phenomena in terms of i) reservoir conformance and ii) storage integrity by discussing the principles of coupled processes affected mainly by changes in pressure (effective stress), temperature and geochemistry in subsurface storage and sealing formations.

Short course 4 – 31 October
Borehole Seismic Monitoring for Sustainable Energy Solutions
Participants will learn how borehole seismic reduces subsurface uncertainties and de-risks drilling operations. The course covers Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS), 3-C fiber optic sensors, cost-effective monitoring solutions, and evolving downhole VSP tools. With insights into active and passive seismic monitoring, the class highlights applications for geothermal energy and CCUS. Attendees will gain expertise in integrating VSP data for field-scale geophysical imaging and monitoring, leveraging innovations from the hydrocarbon industry.

Short course 5 – 31 October
Underground Hydrogen Storage in Rocks: Pore-to-core Scale Flow Processes, X-ray Imaging and Modelling
This course is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the key physical and microbial processes occurring at the pore-to-core scale during UHS in rocks. Participants will first go through basic concepts related to porous media and flow processes, followed by an examination of multiphase flow in rocks and wettability concepts. The course will then focus on applying this knowledge to UHS processes. Recent advances in UHS research, including challenges associated with cyclic injection, H2 entrapment, dissolution and microbial interactions will be discussed in detail. Additionally, the course will introduce 3D and 4D (i.e., time-resolved 3D) X-ray imaging and pore-scale modelling techniques, and their applications to UHS processes. Participants will be introduced to image processing tools and engage in tutorials on multiphase flow phenomena related to UHS in rocks.

Short course 6 – 4 Nov – 00:00 – 00:00
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