Ph.D.

Doctorate in Philosophy dissertation paper from SCCS students.

Results for: Ph.D.

Aljamaan, Hamza. “Multiscale and Multicomponent Flow and Storage Capacity Investigation of Unconventional Resources”.
Brodrick, Philip. “Computational Optimization of Solar Thermal and Natural Gas Power Systems”.
Farshidi, Sara. “Compositional Reservoir Simulation-Based Reactive-Transport Formulations, With Application to CO2 Storage in Sandstone and Ultramafic Formations”.
Alnoaimi, Khalid. “Influence of Cracks and Microcracks on Flow and Storage Capacities of Gas Shales at Core-Level”.
García Del Real, Pablo. “Magnesium Carbonates in Ultramafic Rocks: Carbon Dioxide Transformations in Crustal Environments”.
McLaughlin, Scott. “Simulation of CO2 Exsolution for Enhanced Oil Recovery and CO2 Storage”.
Salehi, Amir. “Upscaling of Compositional Flow Simulation Based on a Non-Equilibrium Formulation”.
Huo, Da. “Measuring Fracture Aperture and Water Saturation Distributions Using Computed Tomography and Its Application to Modeling Geomechanical Impact on Fluid Flow in Fractures”.
Strandli, Christin. “Multilevel Pressure Measurements for Monitoring and Prediction of CO2 and Displaced Brine Migration”.
Zuo, Lin. “CO2 Exsolution -- Challenges and Opportunities in Subsurface Flow Management”.
Zaydullin, Rustem. “Compositional Space Parameterization Methods for Thermal-Compositional Simulation”.
Johnson, Natalie. “Mineral Carbonation for Subsurface Carbon Storage : An Experimental Investigation of Olivine ((Mg, Fe)2SiO4) Dissolution and Carbonation”.
Li, Boxiao. “Modeling Geological CO2 Sequestration: Translations Across Spatial Scales and Advancements in Nonlinear Newton Solver”.
Buchgraber, Markus. “Microvisual Investigations to Assess and Understand Enhanced Oil Recovery Processes Using Etched Silicon Micromodels”.
Cameron, David. “Optimization and Monitoring of Geological Carbon Storage Operations”.