Geoscience Centers and Institutes

• Applied Geodynamics Laboratory  - Physical, mathematical modeling, and seismic-based mapping research on a wide range of salt-tectonic styles.
• Center for Computational Geosciences  - Provides for the needs of large-scale solid and fluid earth systems modeling, simulation, and inversion.
• Center for Energy Economics (CEE)  - Information on CEE's upcoming events, partners, and personnel. With news and links to related pages.
• Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy  - Jackson School of Geosciences' center dedicated to energy and environmental policy. Helps provide inputs for pertinent policymaking processes.
• Exploration Geophysics Laboratory  - Established to develop seismic vector-wavefield technology for improved reservoir characterization and prospect evaluation.
• FutureGen  - US Department of Energy (university-based) initiative aimed at building a power facility to be hailed as the world's first near-zero-emissions fossil-fuel power plant.
• Gulf Coast Carbon Center  - Specializes in carbon dioxide sequestration in geologic media, or the capturing of gases (after combustion) and their re-injection into subsurface settings.
• Quantitative Clastics Laboratory  - Facility designed for the study of geologic processes, tectonics, and the quantitative morphology of basins.
• Reservoir Characterization Research Laboratory  - Site designed to help raise awareness of research activities related to carbonate sequence stratigraphy, reservoir characterization, carbonate rock fabric studies, reservoir engineering, and reservoir modeling.
• University Lands Advanced Recovery Initiative  - Contact details, information on the areas of study and completed studies, and links to related pages.