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Hugh Daigle

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Cockrell School of Engineering

Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering

Hugh Daigle is currently serving as a Cockrell School Of Engineering Associate Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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materials science earth science environmental engineering geology applied physics nanotechnology hydrogeology engineering geology marine geology hydrology oceanography reservoir engineering surface science geophysics geophysical research petroleum science sedimentation petroleum engineering geochemistry water science reservoir geology sedimentary geology nanoparticle research emulsions petroleum geoscience sediment research interface science thermal engineering applied geochemistry membrane science marine chemistry colloid chemistry colloidal systems drilling engineering hydraulic engineering surface nanotechnology sedimentary petrology dispersion science applied geophysics hydraulic fracturing pore structure porous media silica nanoparticles fluid geochemistry gas hydrates nankai trough fine-grained sediments ore geology colloidal materials environmental geochemistry adsorption reservoir management porosity percolation theory relative permeability hydrate-bearing sediments water technology exploration geophysics hydrogeophysics interface chemistry in-situ conversion separation technology shallow marine sediments southern alaska critical path analysis basin evolution igneous petrology computational geophysics planetary environments fragmentation effect data-driven models mercury intrusion fractal dimension rough pore-solid interface methane hydrate distribution permeability prediction sustainable development human impacts on the environment oil production energy sustainability sustainability science sustainable energy natural gas production environmental impact of the energy industry energy transition environmental impact assessment sustainable future energy revolution geography environmental science

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Capillarity-Driven Hydrate Film Formation in Geologic Carbon Storage. Transport in Porous Media (2024)

David E. FukuyamaHugh C. DaigleWen Song

environmental engineeringmaterials sciencesurface sciencegeologic carbon storagetransport phenomenacapillarity phenomenonmembrane sciencetransmissiondispersion scienceenergy storagenanotechnologyengineering

Charge Distribution in the Electrical Double Layer at the Oil–Water Interface. Energy & Fuels (2024)

Hugh DaigleRam A. Disabar

charge transportoil-water interfaceenergy researchcharge distributionelectrical double layerelectrical engineering

Data Report: Permeability, Porosity, Pore Size, Grain Size, and Microporosity of Sediments From Iodp Expedition 372/375 Sites U1517, U1518, and U1519. Proceedings of the International Ocean Discovery Program. Expedition reports (2024)

M.A. NoleH. Daigle

oceanographymarine geologysedimentary geologydata sciencepaleoceanographysediment researchocean sciencescoastal researchsedimentologygrain sizeclay scienceporositysedimentationearth sciencesediment transportplanetary sciencesgeochronologysediment-water interactiongeology

Enhancing Hydrogen Recovery From Saline Aquifers: Quantifying Wettability and Hysteresis Influence and Minimizing Losses With a Cushion Gas. Hydrogen (2024)

Rana Al HomoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

saline aquifershysteresis influencehydrogeologycushion gasminimizing lossesenvironmental sciencehydrogen recovery

Ensuring Reliability: What is the Optimal Time for Power Plant Maintenance in Texas as the Climate Changes?. The Electricity Journal (2024)

Hugh DaigleJoshua D. RhodesAidan PyrczMichael E. Webber

reliabilitypower plant maintenanceengineeringreliability engineering

Field-Scale Reactive Transport Modeling of Bio-Methanation During Underground Hydrogen Storage in Saline Aquifers. (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh Daigle

environmental engineeringhydrogen storagesaline aquifersgroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental scienceunderground hydrogen storage

Impact of Wettability and Relative Permeability Hysteresis in Saline Aquifers; Implication of Hydrogen Underground Storage. SPE Western Regional Meeting (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

saline aquifershydrogen underground storagegeotechnical engineeringearth sciencerelative permeability hysteresis

Investigation on the Impact of Cushion Gases in Saline Aquifer: Implication for Underground H2 Storage. SPE Western Regional Meeting (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

environmental engineeringhydrogeologysaline aquifercushion gasesearth science

Review and Synthesis of Experimental Results on Hydrogen Wettability in Different Geological Formations. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2024)

Rana Al HomoudHugh Daigle

meso levelfreeze-thaw cyclingsediment researchpetrologyenergy researchsource apportionmentcarboncellulosehydrogen wettabilitysurface waterdifferent geological formationselectrochemical engineeringfacies analysisenergy storagebiological engineeringenvironmental engineeringgeochemistryhydrogeologyelectrical engineeringchemical geology

A Review of Formation Damage Processes Encountered During Gas Hydrate Production. Geoenergy Science and Engineering (2023)

Muhammad Andiva PratamaHasan Javed KhanHugh Daigle

environmental engineeringmaterials sciencethermal engineeringgas hydrate productiongeothermal energygeotechnical engineeringengineeringformation damage

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Hugh Daigle

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Cockrell School of Engineering

Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering

Hugh Daigle is currently serving as a Cockrell School Of Engineering Associate Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Capillarity-Driven Hydrate Film Formation in Geologic Carbon Storage. Transport in Porous Media (2024)

David E. FukuyamaHugh C. DaigleWen Song

Charge Distribution in the Electrical Double Layer at the Oil–Water Interface. Energy & Fuels (2024)

Hugh DaigleRam A. Disabar

charge transportoil-water interfaceenergy researchcharge distributionelectrical double layerelectrical engineering

M.A. NoleH. Daigle

Enhancing Hydrogen Recovery From Saline Aquifers: Quantifying Wettability and Hysteresis Influence and Minimizing Losses With a Cushion Gas. Hydrogen (2024)

Rana Al HomoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

saline aquifershysteresis influencehydrogeologycushion gasminimizing lossesenvironmental sciencehydrogen recovery

Ensuring Reliability: What is the Optimal Time for Power Plant Maintenance in Texas as the Climate Changes?. The Electricity Journal (2024)

Hugh DaigleJoshua D. RhodesAidan PyrczMichael E. Webber

reliabilitypower plant maintenanceengineeringreliability engineering

Field-Scale Reactive Transport Modeling of Bio-Methanation During Underground Hydrogen Storage in Saline Aquifers. (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh Daigle

environmental engineeringhydrogen storagesaline aquifersgroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental scienceunderground hydrogen storage

Impact of Wettability and Relative Permeability Hysteresis in Saline Aquifers; Implication of Hydrogen Underground Storage. SPE Western Regional Meeting (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

saline aquifershydrogen underground storagegeotechnical engineeringearth sciencerelative permeability hysteresis

Investigation on the Impact of Cushion Gases in Saline Aquifer: Implication for Underground H2 Storage. SPE Western Regional Meeting (2024)

Rana AL homoudMarcos Vitor Barbosa MachadoHugh DaigleKamy SepehrnooriHarun Ates

environmental engineeringhydrogeologysaline aquifercushion gasesearth science

Review and Synthesis of Experimental Results on Hydrogen Wettability in Different Geological Formations. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2024)

Rana Al HomoudHugh Daigle

A Review of Formation Damage Processes Encountered During Gas Hydrate Production. Geoenergy Science and Engineering (2023)

Muhammad Andiva PratamaHasan Javed KhanHugh Daigle

environmental engineeringmaterials sciencethermal engineeringgas hydrate productiongeothermal energygeotechnical engineeringengineeringformation damage

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