Congratulations to Nicolas Clausolles who was awarded the best student presentation for his talk on salt interpretation uncertainties at the IAMG 2018 conference!
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The RING Team is pleased to present you the Newsletter for April 2018.
Discover our exclusive new display !
In this issue, you will:
- Get acquainted with our new Team members
- Follow all the Team during upcoming conferences and trips
- Be focused on RINGMesh
- Have all the necessary information about 2018 RING Meeting
- And many other things...
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SIGMA is a research library developed by the RING team.The version uploaded for this training has programs for acoustic modeling, extended imaging, and structural interpolation.
In this tutorial
Download from here (Linux)
Unpack the file and read Training2017.pdf
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Congratulations to Dr. Antoine Mazuyer who sucessfully defended his PhD on the 19th of April 2018! The video of the defense in now available (in French) on YouTube.
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Congratulations to Dr. Marion Parquer who sucessfully defended his PhD on the 5th of April 2018! The video of the defense in now available (in French) on YouTube.
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Congratulations to Dr. Gabriel Godefroy who sucessfully defended his PhD on the 29th of March 2018! You can have a look at the presentation here
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The RING teams wishes you an excellent holliday season, and a happy and peaceful year 2018 !
The animation shows possible grid geometries corresponding to stochastic correlations of the well data. For more detail, see Uncertainty management in stratigraphic well correlation and stratigraphic architectures: A training-based method.
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In 1994, the Society of Petroleum Engineers gave L. Wietzerbin and Jean-Laurent Mallet the SPE Computer Application Best Paper Award for their article entitled Parameterization of Complex 3D Heterogeneities: A New CAD Approach. This paper proposed the Boolean simulation of channels and lobes represented as a smoothed backbone curve and associated cross-sections (this object is still known as GShape or Channel by Gocad users). That year, the average (inflation-adjusted) oil price was 26$ per barrel (source: https://inflationdata.com). 23 years later, the spot oil price is unfortunately much lower than most of us would like it to be, but it is still close to two times the 1994 amount! Both then and now, such descriptions of geological objects are highly relevant not only for thrill of advancing the science of quantitative geology, but also to optimize reservoir recovery. As a matter of fact, the paper by Wietzerbin and Mallet still reflects some essential characteristics of our research for integrative numerical geology: to improve the ability of numerical models to accurately forecast subsurface behavior, we need appropriate geometrical and petrophysical parameterizations of geological objects. Among the main evolutions since this seminal paper, we can mention the emergence of new ways to consider, explicitly or implicitly, the time dimension and the physics to integrate various types of subsurface data while considering uncertainties.
This meeting will, as each year, showcase some recent advances made by the RING team in addressing these difficult challenges.
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