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Geological services at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) cross a broad range of geoscience disciplines, including:

Because of our extensive geology expertise, we are able to serve the interests of the oil and gas, water resource management, and construction industries.

 

In addition, SwRI's geological services support risk assessments of natural hazards including:

  • Volcanism

  • Earthquakes

  • Faulting

  • Floods

  • Tsunami

  • Erosion

  • Landslides

Field studies, state-of-the-art physical modeling, numerical modeling, including computational fluid dynamics modeling, and visualization facilities support these activities. Advanced remote sensing and geographic information system capabilities are the backbone of our many process-oriented projects. Close cooperation with our hydrology and geotechnical personnel results in integrated work products that meet a wide range of client needs.

 

For more information about geological services at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Dr. Philippe Dubreuilh at pdubreuilh@swri.org or (210) 522-5085.

 

Contact Information

Dr. Philippe Dubreuilh

Manager

Geology and Geophysics

(210) 522-5085

pdubreuilh@swri.org

Related Terminology

geomorphology

stratigraphy

facies analysis

sedimentary basin analysis

volcanology

natural hazards assessment

physical analog modeling

structural geology

fault analyses

fracture analyses

stress analyses

tectonics

neotectonics

geomechanics

3D geomechanical modeling

structural reservoir characterization

resource evaluation

reservoir description

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September 19, 2008