Two open PhD positions!
The RING team is seeking two outstanding PhD candidates to address research questions in integrative numerical geology. These full-time positions are for a three-year term and shall start in early 2020. The PhD topics outlined below, can be tailored to the interests and experience of the successful candidates. Details are available in this pdf description : PhD Topic description
Application files must be sent to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. before Nov 30th and must include:
- A cover letter,
- A CV, including contact information for two or more referees
- A research outcome (Master’s thesis or paper) written by the candidate
- A transcript of grades
PhD topic 1: Flow-based behavior of channelized sedimentary deposits: analysis and reproduction
Keywords: Geostatistics, Flow simulation, Machine learning, Channels, Stochastic simulations
Advisors: Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon
PhD topic 2: Local geomodel updating and trans-dimensional flow inverse problems
Keywords: Inverse problem, Upscaling, Machine learning, Geomodeling, Unstructured meshes.
Advisors: Guillaume Caumon and Mustapha Zakari
Collaboration: Thomas Bodin (ENS Lyon)
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Open Postdoctoral position
You are interested by working on powerful statistical models for spatial prediction in a dynamic and friendly research environment? The RING Team of GeoRessources and the Institut Elie Cartan de Lorraine are seeking candidates a for a 2-year postdoc position to be started in the first quarter of 2020. Learn more...
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RING Meeting 2019 .. in pictures
Focus on the 30th anniversary of the Consortium and the annual RING Meeting 2019
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New publication: Generating variable shapes of salt geobodies from seismic images and prior geological knowledge
In this paper, published in Interpretation, we present an implicit method to automatically generate several possible models of salt top surfaces with varying geometries and topologies. This method can be conditioned to available data such as well markers and seismic picks.
The paper can be download freely here : https://hal.univ-lorraine.fr/hal-02331647/document
Clausolles, N., Collon, P., & Caumon, G. (2019). Generating variable shapes of salt geobodies from seismic images and prior geological knowledge. Interpretation, 7(4), T829–T841. https://doi.org/10.1190/INT-2019-0032.1
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