F. Furlan
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Francesco Furlan is a leading figure in applied geophysics and carbon capture and storage (CCS) monitoring, with a career dedicated to advancing energy transition technologies. His primary research focuses on integrated monitoring systems for geological CO₂ storage, combining fixed seafloor instruments with mobile autonomous platforms to ensure safe and verifiable injection operations. Furlan’s landmark work, the "Integrated Fixed and Mobile Devices for CCS Monitoring - Baseline Campaign Results" (2025), establishes a pioneering framework for real-time, multi-sensor surveillance of offshore storage sites—a critical contribution to hard-to-abate industrial sectors. This study, already garnering early citations, demonstrates his ability to bridge cutting-edge sensor technology with practical field deployment. As a key contributor to Eni’s Energy Transition strategy, Furlan’s research directly supports global efforts to minimize greenhouse gas emissions through rigorous, science-based monitoring protocols. His work is essential reading for students and researchers in geophysics, environmental engineering, and CCS, offering a blueprint for scalable, transparent carbon storage verification.
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