Name
Poster Session
Date & Time
Tuesday, September 20, 2022, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Description
Research students will showcase their latest research projects. A sneak peek of some topics being presented are down below.
(Not avaliable for Virtual Attendees)
Poster Presentation topics:
- Application of Microtomography and petrography techniques for the characterization of porosity of synthetic carbonatic rock minerals
before and after acidification processes
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- Numerical simulation of two-phase flows in naturally fractured reservoirs using an embedded discrete fracture
model and tetrahedral unstructured grids
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- Natural fracture flow – mechanical and chemical degradation effects on carbonates
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- An algebraic multiscale solver for unstructured grids in 2-D
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- Methodology for production strategy selection of heavy oil field through integration with subsea separation system
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- Production strategy optimization through model-based decision analysis to manage a heavy oil reservoir:
polymer flooding and intelligent wells
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- Assessing Infill drilling potentials
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- Fluid flow for GI and WAG
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- Low carbon opportunities in Alberta: carbon capture and storage + blue hydrogen
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- A semi-compositional approach to model asphaltene precipitation and deposition in solvent-based bitumen recovery processes
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- Data-driven models for predicting SAGD production
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- Virtual reality (VR) implementation of reservoir models and integration with artificial intelligence (AI)
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- Prediction and optimization of geothermal energy production with deep learning models
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- Dynamic data integration into subsurface flow models with deep learning architectures
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- Active learning for geologic CO2 storage optimization with data-driven proxy models
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- Physics-guided deep learning for production forecasting in unconventional reservoirs
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- A deeper dive exploring the mechanical behaviour of layered rock
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- Look what I found online! Integrating public access data to validate laboratory experiments for field applications
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- From grain to element: thermal fracturing experiments to build better grain-based FDEM models
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- See the unseen – high-resolution imaging and characterizing laboratory fractures in layered anisotropic rocks
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Location Name
Hudson - 6th Floor
Full Address
Hudson
200 8 Avenue SW
6th Floor
Calgary AB T2P 1B5
Canada