François Bonneau will present a webinar on "Fractured media characterization and simulation" on Tuesday, February 1, 2022 at 3pm (CET).

The webinar will be available to members of the Consortium only.
It will start by a 25 minutes presentation followed by a Q&A session.
Sponsors will receive the link for the event (MS Teams) by email. Please share it within your organization.
 
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RINGSeasonsGreetings2021 2022

Best wishes from the RING Team for 2022!

This animation was generated from a time reversal method developed for seismic source location.
Animation realized by Zoé Renat, PhD student. See her related work here (2021 RING Meeting)

 

 

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"Using the LUMOS software to sequentially insert fractures by local mesh modification"

Webinar byCapucine Legentil

Look at the video Here

 

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This year, four speakers are presenting their work at the EAGE Conference (18-21 October)  in Amsterdam :

For more information about the full program of the event, please visit the EAGE agenda webpage

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Melchior Schuh-Senlis will present FAIStokes prototypes on Tuesday, October 12 at 3:30pm (CET).
 
The webinar will start by a 25 minutes presentation followed by a Q&A session.
Please click on the link to join the event and feel free to share it within your organization.
 
Title: Using the FAIStokes software to launch creeping flow simulations
 
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In the frame of his PhD, Melchior produced the FAIStokes prototype to perform structural restoration using viscous Stokes flow principle.
In this webinar, the FAIStokes software will be presented, and its main specificities and its installation will be shown.
The process of launching simulations with the code will then be detailed, as well as the various parameters controlling the simulations and how to change them.
Finally, an example will be used to show how to apply this in practice on a specific case.
 
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On the 13th October at 2pm CET, Yves Frantz successfully defended his work entitled: "Stochastic Simulation of Karstic Systems".

Congratulations to Yves and thanks a lot for the PhD committee members (Anne Johannet, Nicolas Massei, Philippe Renard, Valérie Plagnes, Sophie Viseur) for their participation !

 

 
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