P. P. Murmura
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P. P. Murmura is a researcher at the forefront of carbon capture and storage (CCS) monitoring, with a primary focus on advancing the energy transition through innovative subsurface surveillance technologies. Their most notable contribution is the landmark "Integrated Fixed and Mobile Devices for CCS Monitoring - Baseline Campaign Results" (2025), which details the deployment of a hybrid monitoring network combining permanent seabed sensors with autonomous underwater vehicles at Eni's offshore CO₂ storage sites. This work provides critical baseline data for verifying injection operations and ensuring long-term containment integrity, directly supporting hard-to-abate industrial sectors in minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. With 1 citation to date, this foundational paper is already shaping best practices for next-generation CCS monitoring. Murmura's research bridges the gap between fixed infrastructure and mobile robotics, offering a scalable template for real-time, cost-effective storage site surveillance. Their contributions are pivotal to Eni's Energy Transition strategy, demonstrating how integrated monitoring systems can build public and regulatory confidence in geological CO₂ storage as a viable climate solution.
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