T77. Geological models at meso and macro scales: new insights for mitigating uncertainty through multidisciplinary approaches

Accounting for uncertainty in geological models constitutes a crucial challenge for geoscientists, with significant implications for sectors such as exploration, natural resource management, and geological risk assessment. In the geological domain the uncertainty, resulting from various sources, is the norm but can be quantified and mitigated through a multidisciplinary approach combining field-based surveys, with geophysical investigations (e.g., seismic interpretation, well data analysis, gravimetric modelling, seismic tomography), advanced technologies (e.g., remote sensing) and geostatistical methods.
The session aims to share knowledge, experiences, and methodologies of researchers from different disciplines, contributing to enhancing the accuracy and reliability in geological modelling, and increasing the awareness of the geoscientific community about the technologies to be applied to promote data integration.
The session will focus on experiences in multidisciplinary approaches from meso to macro-scale, methods for uncertainty quantification and communication, including, but not limited to, three-dimensional geological models, geophysical models, deep tectonic interaction models and geocellular integrated volumes.
We welcome contributions, also deriving from national and European projects (e.g., CARG, GeoSciences IR, MEET, EPOS, GSEU) focused on advanced and multidisciplinary approaches, methodologies, and tools.