Explanations of the project The project aims to leverage monitoring data from the Grand Paris Express to improve the understanding and prediction of ground movements transmitted to structures. The ultimate goal is to optimise and adapt acceptable movement thresholds according to ground conditions and the nature of the structures concerned, while improving the assessment of […]
Explanations of the project The research aims to improve the methodology used to identify areas at risk of ground collapse or subsidence within mining districts in Lorraine that were formerly worked using the abandoned room-and-pillar mining method. The research is divided into two parts. The first focuses on identifying the predisposing factors for sudden ground
Mariam JOUNDI successfully defended his doctoral thesis on 27 April 2026 at 9 a.m., in the auditorium with 200 of the campus Mines Nancy. Her thesis is entitled ‘Reliability analysis of damage of buried pipelines exposed to ground subsidence – the case of reuse of gas pipelines for hydrogen transport ‘. Phd student within the
Failed geothermal reservoirs and hydrothermal ore deposits have similar characteristics in terms of fluid circulation, in connection with fault-valve mechanisms (sudden and cyclical increases in fluid flow and temperature).
