Maurice Dusseault
Professor
Faculty of Science
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Water Institute
Waterloo, Ontario
mauriced@uwaterloo.ca
Office:
(519) 888-4567 ext. 84590
Expert In
Borehole stability and drilling
Carbon dioxide storage
Deep waste disposal technology for solid and liquid wastes
Energy policy
Enhanced oil recovery
Geomechanics aspects of mining
Geothermal energy and seasonal heat storage
Hydraulic stimulation for geothermal and CO2 storage
Mineral and resource exploration
Oil sands
Petroleum and civil engineering
Reservoir engineering rock mechanics (coupled processes)
Salt rock mechanics
Shale gas
Bio/Research
Maurice Dusseault carries out research in subsurface geomechanics, addressing areas such as geothermal energy and heat storage, compressed air energy storage, CO2 storage, induced seismicity, deep waste sequestration in sedimentary basins, and related rock mechanics issues. The integration of en...
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Bio/Research
Maurice Dusseault carries out research in subsurface geomechanics, addressing areas such as geothermal energy and heat storage, compressed air energy storage, CO2 storage, induced seismicity, deep waste sequestration in sedimentary basins, and related rock mechanics issues. The integration of engineering and geoscience is called “geological engineering”, which most closely describes what Maurice is interested in.
Professor Dusseault is a registered professional engineer in Alberta and Ontario. He frequently works with governments and industry as an advisor and instructor. His clear and informative presentations are widely known in professional circles.
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Professor Dusseault is a registered professional engineer in Alberta and Ontario. He frequently works with governments and industry as an advisor and instructor. His clear and informative presentations are widely known in professional circles.
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