Hossein Emadi

George F. Watford Assistant Professor

Texas Tech University

United States

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Dr. Hossein Emadi is the George F. Watford Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University, USA. His research interests encompass carbon capture and storage, geomechanical and geochemical properties related to hydrogen and CO2, and well integrity assessment in geological storage. He has published numerous articles that investigate the impacts of hydrogen exposure, risk assessment frameworks, and innovative techniques for enhancing predictions in shale gas extraction.

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Stella Eyitayo

Teaching and Graduate Research Assistant

Texas Tech University

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Oladoyin Kolawole

Assistant Professor

New Jersey Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Comprehensive Insights into Carbon Capture and Storage: Geomechanical and Geochemical Aspects, Modeling, Risk Assessment, Monitoring, and Cost Analysis in Geological Storage

Experimental investigation of the impact of short-term hydrogen exposure on cement sheath's mechanical and sealing integrity

Long-term effects of hydrogen and brine on the geomechanical properties of Berea sandstone– An experimental study

A Review of Key Challenges and Evaluation of Well Integrity in CO2 Storage: Insights from Texas Potential CCS Fields

A Comparative Study of Major Risk Assessment (RA) Frameworks in Geologic Carbon Storage (GCS)

Experimental Investigation of the Impact of CO2 Injection Strategies on Rock Wettability Alteration for CCS Applications

Strategic Qualitative Risk Assessment of Thousands of Legacy Wells within the Area of Review (AoR) of a Potential CO2 Storage Site

Enhancing shale gas EUR predictions with TPE optimized SMOGN: A comparative study of machine learning algorithms in the marcellus shale with an imbalanced dataset

Geochemistry in Geological CO2 Sequestration: A Comprehensive Review

Non-Destructive Cyclic Analysis of Sealing Ability of Well Cement for Seasonal Underground Hydrogen Storage

An investigation of fatigue response of well cement under cyclic loading and impact on zonal isolation performance

A comprehensive literature review on the challenges associated with underground hydrogen storage

A novel apparatus and method for lab-scale study of wellbore integrity using CT imaging and analysis

An experimental investigation of improving Wolfcamp Shale-Oil recovery using Liquid-N2-assisted N2 and/or CO2 Huff-n-Puff injection technique

An experimental study on examining the outcome of including surfactant to cement spacer design on mud removal efficiency and bonding of cement with formation

A comprehensive review of geothermal cementing from well integrity perspective

A comprehensive review of the mechanisms and efficiency of underground hydrogen storage

Improving oil recovery of Eagle Ford shale samples using cryogenic and cyclic gas injection methods - An experimental study

Experimental study of the stimulating mechanism of shut-in after hydraulic fracturing in unconventional oil reservoirs

Optimization of wellbore cement sheath resilience using nano and microscale reinforcement: A statistical approach using Design of Experiments

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Stella Eyitayo

Oladoyin Kolawole

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