Research
LaMoGe combines experimental infrastructure, data processing and computational resources to address complex geological problems with methodological consistency.
Experimental infrastructure for reproducing tectonic geometries and deformational processes through physical models, with visual acquisition and high-resolution geometric analysis.
Physical simulation of deformation processes and tectonic evolution.
Set of tools for geospatial analysis, modelling, scripting and scientific visualisation.
Data integration, quantitative analysis and production of figures and animations.
Capacity to run simulations, process velocity fields, compare analogue and numerical models and automate structural-analysis workflows.
Running simulations, processing datasets and automating workflows.
Reconstruction of the spatial, temporal and thermal evolution of complex structures not fully resolved by geophysical exploration.
Development of methods to identify areas with higher probability of natural fracturing and estimate fracture intensity in conventional and unconventional reservoirs.
Integration of well breakouts, stress distribution and tension zones to understand shale reservoirs and optimise development scenarios.
Experimental and conceptual study of dykes, intrusions, magma mobility and their relation to crustal structural architecture.
