Modelling, Upscaling and Simulation of Dissolution and Precipitation in a Porous Medium with an Evolving Pore-Scale Geometry

This course focuses on the simulation of dissolution and precipitation in a porous medium with an evolving pore-scale geometry. The learning outcomes include understanding different approaches for modeling these processes, employing homogenization techniques, and discussing adaptive multi-scale iterative schemes. The course teaches skills such as modeling at the scale of pores, using phase field models, and implementing numerical simulations. The teaching method involves a presentation by the speaker, covering topics like simple and complex geometries, phase field models, algorithms, and numerical examples. The intended audience for this course includes individuals interested in geosciences, porous media processes, and numerical simulations.