RESEARCH

Platforms and numerical tools developed to connect geological data, physical simulation and engineering interpretation.

Animated mineral-scale rock mechanics experiment and microstructure view

EXPERIMENTAL ROCK MECHANICS AND DIGITAL-ROCK RESEARCH

Mineral-Rock Physics & Planetary Rock Mechanics

We developed a microscale rock mechanics experiment (micro-RME) system to characterize rock-forming minerals. In parallel, the accurate grain-based model and high-resolution AI-generated digital rocks were developed to elucidate the relationship between minerals and rocks. This system is particularly well suited for testing small and rare rock samples. Building on this capability, we have established a large database encompassing deep-Earth cores, meteorites, lunar regolith, and other relevant materials.

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Accelerated AI-Rock workflow from well-log input and component analysis to digital-core and mechanical results

Integrated core-logging intelligence workflow

AI-Rock Platform

AI-Rock is an integrated research workflow for well-log interpretation, reservoir evaluation, and rock-mechanics analysis. Starting from logging curves or compositional inputs, the platform resolves mineral components, constructs digital cores, computes mechanical parameters, and presents traceable results through coordinated visualizations. It brings data interpretation, model generation, calculation, and review into one reproducible environment.

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AiFrac platform interface displaying a three-dimensional geological simulation

Fracture modelling and cloud workflow

AiFrac Platform

AiFrac is a research platform for organising fracture-modelling workflows, geological datasets, numerical simulation, and result review. It provides a consistent environment for preparing models, managing computational tasks, and examining simulation outputs across collaborative research.

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Animated DynaETM simulation of fragmented multi-body dynamics

Fragmented multi-body dynamics

DynaETM

Research software based on the Energy Tracking Method for modelling the dynamics of multiple bodies with fragmentation, including rockfall and block-caving applications.

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