In this new article from his MSCA Postdoc, Jérémie GIRAUD carries out an exploration of possible models of density anomalies explaining the gravimetric observations of the western Pyrenean zone. At the methodological level, the work combines inversion of the set of levels, geological modeling, and "shuttles of zero space". At the geodynamic level, he tested several scenarios of Iberian crust extension, which suggest that the results of deterministic gravity inversions should not be over-interpreted. This work was carried out in collaboration with the CRPG, the GET and the University of Western Australia.
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We are very happy and excited to introduce the newest industrial sponsor to the RING Consortium: Eliis
Eliis provides sustainable subsurface interpretation solutions to the Energy industry for a better understanding of the subsurface.
Its team of geologists, geophysicists, signal processing and computer engineers has developed PaleoScan™, a seismic 2D and 3D image analysis software used for the detection and characterization of geological reservoirs.
Benoît Matha, CEO Eliis, said “Joining a research consortium such as RING represents a further step in Eliis' commitment to actively collaborate with its ecosystem and support cutting-edge research in numerical geology and geomodelling. In particular, and in alignment with our vision, we wish to support the consortium in its research efforts on CO2 storage.”
This new partnership will bring great opportunities for collaborative work and exchanges with the RING community of scientists, researchers and students.
Guillaume Caumon, Director of RING said that "RING is very glad to welcome another sponsor highly engaged in the energy transition and in subsurface digital innovation. We have had excellent and constructive exchanges with Eliis over the recent weeks both on common research interests and teaching, and we look forward to further interactions."
Moreover, François Laferrière, Chief Operating Officer, graduated from the Nancy School of Geology (ENSG), as well as Product Manager Laurent Souche, who did his PhD at RING. Eliis’ Senior data scientist Quentin Corlay also graduated with a Master in Numerical Geology from ENSG and Rémi Leblond, who recently finished an internship at RING, has now joined Eliis as well as an intern.
This emphasizes the importance of growing and nurturing the bond between academia and industry, and we look forward to future collaborations and development of research projects with the team at Eliis.
Welcome to Eliis!
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Paul Cupillard and Marius Rapenne presented their work at the
2024 Seismological Society of America Conference in Anchorage (Alaska).
A great opportunity to share the research work carried out at RING!
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