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The Applied Geodynamics Laboratory (AGL) at UT Austin, part of the Bureau of Economic Geology, focuses on understanding salt tectonics through advanced research and modeling. AGL provides insights into subsurface dynamics relevant to energy exploration and geotechnical applications. Utilizing physical and computational modeling techniques, AGL researchers investigate the behavior of salt structures and their impact on petroleum systems. The lab’s collaborative projects with industry partners drive innovation in structural geology, offering valuable resources for enhanced exploration and production strategies. AGL staff collaborate closely with sponsors, providing access to cutting-edge data, tools, and geodynamic expertise.
Services Offered
- Research on salt tectonics
- Physical and computational modeling of salt structures
- Petroleum system analysis
- Industry collaboration on geotechnical challenges
- Data and visualization for subsurface studies
Brief Description
Research in salt tectonics and shale tectonics, Physical and mathematical modeling, Seismic-based mapping, Structural-stratigraphic analysis