Enrico Scarpa

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WELCOME!

I am Enrico and I have a background in geological sciences and numerical modeling.
I am a quick learner and very passioned about geosciences. I had the chance to do fieldwork and geological mapping in Scotland, Italy, Switzerland, and France.

I hold a BSc and an MSc in Geoscience from the Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy). During my MSc studies in 2019, I gained a scholarship to join the Stochastic Hydrogeology and Geostatistics group at the CHYN (Switzerland) to characterize karst structures based on partial information. 

I am currently a PhD student in Geoscience at the GeoRessources Lab (France).
My research is part of the stochastic sedimentary and diagenetic objects description project under the supervision of Prof. Pauline Collon and Prof. Guillaume Caumon.

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Research Topics

  • Geostatistics & Reservoir Simulation
  • Meshing complex objects
  • Characterization of Channelized Systems

Contact Information

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Cell:+33 7 67 67 61 63
ENSG office number:G203
Personal Web Site:https://www.linkedin.com/in/enrico-scarpa-688277159/

Publications

2023

Enrico Scarpa and Pauline Collon and Irina Panfilov and Guillaume Caumon.
Reproduction of channel stacking patterns in geomodeling: metrics and impact of the modeling strategy on reservoir flow behavior
in: 2023 {RING} meeting, pages 21, ASGA

2022

Enrico Scarpa and Pauline Collon and Irina Panfilov and Christophe Antoine and Guillaume Caumon.
Dynamic connectivity analysis of turbidite channel complex architectures
in: 2022 {RING} {Meeting}, pages 15, ASGA
Enrico Scarpa and Pauline Collon and Irina Panfilov and Christophe Antoine and Guillaume Caumon.
Dynamic connectivity measures on turbidite channel complex architectures
in: IAMG 21st annual conference

2021

Enrico Scarpa and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Flow simulations in channelized system with a conventional simulator: impact of grid designs
in: 2021 RING Meeting, ASGA

2020

Enrico Scarpa and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
How to preserve the architectural elements of channelized systems in flow simulation using conventional corner-point grids
in: 2020 RING Meeting, ASGA