Through the cross-disciplinary integration of engineering geology, hydrology, applied geophysics, and geomechanics, the division focuses on the following research activities:
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Studying the origins of engineering geology objects, as well as their structural characteristics, evolutionary processes and groundwater circulation principles;
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Exploring the coupling mechanisms of multiple fields, including in situ stress, geophysics and groundwater dynamics;
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Developing theories related to the interactions of geological engineering and environments;
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Investigating fine-scale detection techniques for geology structures and large-scale scientific instruments;
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Overcoming challenges in China’s key engineering projects involving engineering geology, geological disasters, water resources and environmental issues;
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Providing engineering geomechanic theories and technology support for the exploration of energy resources deep underground in China.
Head of Division: Prof. Li Xiao
Deputy Head of Division: Prof. Li Guomin
Research Groups and Group Leaders:
Geology engineering and geological disaster |
Prof. Li Xiao |
Rock engineering geology |
Prof. Hu Ruilin |
Structural rock mechanics |
Prof. Shang Yanjun |
Groundwater resources and environments |
Prof. Li Guomin |
Hydrological process and detection |
Prof. Pang Zhonghe |
Seismic wave propagation and imaging |
Prof. Liu Yike |
Electromagnetic imaging theory and techniques |
Prof. Di Qingyun |
Mechanism of strong earthquake and prediction |
Prof. Qin Siqing |
Current Major Research Projects:
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Deep rock engineering geomechanics
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Seismic multiple removal
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Isotope hydrology and suspended water processes
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Groundwater simulation methods and applications
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Geological disasters and environmental protection
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Mechanisms of sudden flooding in mining seabeds
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Geothermal resource evaluation and optimization of extraction methods
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Hydrological research of geological sites used for high-level radioactive nuclear waste disposal
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New theory for strong earthquake prediction
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Underground storage and utilization of CO2
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Shale gas development technology and equipment
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Logging-while-drilling and imaging-while-drilling system R&D
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Surface electromagnetic probe (SEP) system R&D
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Microseismic system for hydraulic fracturing R&D
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R&D for high energy accelerator CT experimental device with multiple field coupling rock mechanics