NCU THMC and MUSt Showcase at JpGU 2026 in Chiba, Japan
Advancing International Geoscience Collaboration through Environmental Intelligence
The annual Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU) meeting serves as a premier global forum presenting critical innovations across Earth and planetary sciences. By demonstrating the capabilities of the Environmental Simulation System at JpGU 2026, National Central University aims to engage directly with international research networks and commercial engineering teams. The exhibition features advanced computational strategies in Groundwater Numerical Modeling designed to resolve highly non-linear subsurface mechanics, offering scalable toolsets to manage hydrogeological hazards and preserve groundwater security.
Exhibited Tech Stack: Coupled THMC Engine
The highlighted THMC (Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical-Chemical) Model environment provides unparalleled multiphysics integrations. It empowers engineering companies to run high-fidelity Groundwater Flow Simulation scenarios where fluid movement reacts dynamically to thermal variations, geological structural loads, and concurrent chemical transport phenomena.
Exhibited Tech Stack: Analytical MUSt Toolset
For tracking complex degradation paths, the MUSt analytical toolkit solves exact multi-species equations quickly. This platform feeds detailed spatial information directly into the broader Environmental Decision Support System (EDSS) dashboard, giving project managers the capability to perform instant Groundwater Contamination Assessment and forecast long-term site remediation risks.