Aim & Scope
The Journal of Subsurface Energy, Fluids, and Environmental Systems is dedicated to advancing research on subsurface processes, energy recovery, and environmental sustainability. It provides a forum for interdisciplinary work that integrates geoscience, engineering, hydrology, and environmental studies.
We welcome research that investigates theoretical frameworks, experimental methods, field studies, and simulation models relevant to subsurface energy and environmental systems. Submissions may highlight established practices or emerging technologies, provided they contribute to understanding or application.
Scope
Reservoir Engineering and Energy Systems
- Oil, gas, and unconventional resource recovery
- Enhanced oil recovery and improved recovery methods
- Geothermal energy exploration and utilisation
- Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS)
Fluid Dynamics in Subsurface Systems
- Multiphase and reactive flow in porous media
- Hydrogeological modelling and aquifer systems
- Subsurface transport of fluids, solutes, and contaminants
- Coupled thermal, chemical, and mechanical processes
Environmental Systems and Sustainability
- Groundwater management and protection
- Contaminant migration and remediation techniques
- Waste disposal and environmental risk assessment
- Long-term monitoring of subsurface resources
Geoscience and Monitoring Techniques
- Subsurface imaging and geophysical exploration
- Remote sensing and field-based monitoring
- Data integration and uncertainty quantification
- Numerical modelling and simulation methods
Emerging Trends and Technologies
- Integration of renewable and subsurface energy systems
- Machine learning and AI applications in reservoir modelling
- Advanced sensors and real-time monitoring tools
- Sustainable strategies for subsurface resource management
Authors are encouraged to connect their work to both theoretical development and applied practice, ensuring relevance to academics, practitioners, and policymakers.
