Geofluids and Geohazards
Bridging the gap between geophysical observations and measurements (e.g. seismological, geodetic, temperature, pressure data) and the fundamental processes that govern the production and movement of subsurface fluids.
Dr. Rachel Lauer
Welcome to the Geofluids and Geohazards Research Group! My areas of expertise include developing meaningful predictive models of fluid flow, subduction zone hydrogeology, and more recently, using electrical resistivity to monitor gas migration in the subsurface.
Education
Penn State University, PhD, 2013
Radford University, MSc, 2004
Bryn Mawr College, BA, 1997
Academic Positions
2015-present : Assistant Professor, University of Calgary
2013-2015 : Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California Santa Cruz
Research Projects
Teaching and Learning
