Pauline Collon

Research Topics

Characterization and modelling of connected geobodies (karstic networks, channnelized systems...)
Case study developments
Hydrogeochemistry of Post-Mining
Modeling of water-rock interaction at basin scale

Publication links

HAL (with author's version of Journal papers in free download) : Id9231

Google Scholar : Profile

About...

Pauline joined the RING in September 2007, as an Associate Professor in Numerical Geology. Pauline did a PhD in Nancy on reactive fluid transport applied to the water quality after the flooding of iron mines in Lorraine. She has then teached hydrogeology, GIS and geosciences 2 years in Strasbourg (ENGEES) and 2 years in the University of Reims (URCA) before joining our group.

Her work is dedicated to the development of novel methodologies for the modelling of reservoirs characterized by a complex geometry, like flooded mines, karstic networks or channelized systems. Whatever the studied object, the concern is to find new solutions allowing to reproduce one or several natural processes (e.g., hydrochemistry in flooded mines) or geometries (karstic networks, channels) by combining field/laboratory data and theoretical concepts. The aim is not to find the exact theoretical solution but to find solutionS that account for the observed reality, its complexity and the associated uncertainties. Her research activities are thus at a crossroads between numerical geology, geomodelling, hydrogeology and hydrochemistry, geostatistics.

Contact Information

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Publications

2019

Marion Parquer and Na Yan and Luca Colombera and Nigel Mountney and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

Combined inverse and forward numerical models of fluvial meandering-channel evolution and facies distributions

in: 34th IAS meeting of Sedimentology

Lorraine Dewaide and Pauline Collon and Amaël Poulain and Gaëtan Rochez and Vincent Hallet.

Correction: Double-peaked breakthrough curves as a consequence of solute transport through underground lakes: a case study of the Furfooz karst system, Belgium

Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

Enjeux pédagogiques de la formation en géomodélisation: Comment transmettre les concepts fondamentaux à l'heure du "one-click"?

in: Journ{\'e}e th{\'e}matique de la SGF: ''Du mod{\`e}le conceptuel de terrain au mod{\`e}le num{\'e}rique''

Nicolas Clausolles and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

Generating variable shapes of salt geobodies from seismic images and prior geological knowledge

in: Interpretation, 7:4 (829 - 841)

Marion Parquer and Guillaume Caumon and Pauline Collon.

Integration of channel meander abandonment age uncertainty into a stochastic channelized system reconstruction method

in: Geomorphology, 345 (106824)

Clément Brustel and Cathy Quantin-Nataf and Jessica Flahaut and Chloé Michaut and Pauline Collon and Gareth Davies.

Mars Tharsis dome: A new approach to study its geometry and volume using impact craters central peaks

in: EWASS - European Week of Astronomy and Space Science

Gautier Laurent and Caroline Izart and Bénédicte Lechenard and Fabrice Golfier and Philippe Marion and Pauline Collon and Laurent Truche and Jean-Jacques Royer and Lev Filippov.

Numerical modelling of column experiments to investigate in-situ bioleaching as an alternative mining technology

in: Hydrometallurgy, 188 (272-290)

Anne-Julie Tinet and Pauline Collon and Camille Philippe and Lorraine Dewaide and Vincent Hallet.

OM-MADE: An open-source program to simulate one-dimensional solute transport in multiple exchanging conduits and storage zones

in: Computers \& Geosciences, 127 (23-35)

Yves Frantz and Pauline Collon and Philippe Renard and Sophie Viseur.

Statistical analysis and simulation of conduit dimensions within karstic systems

in: IAMG 2019, International Association of Mathematical Geosciences

2018

Dimitri Laurent and E. Gaucher and Christophe Durlet and Cédric Carpentier and Guillaume Barré and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Paris and Jacques Pironon.

A Sulfuric Acid Speleogenesis in the Northern Pyrenees (France)?

R{\'e}union des Sciences de la Terre 2018

Dimitri Laurent and Gaucher Eric and Cédric Carpentier and Christophe Durlet and Pauline Collon and Jacques Pironon.

A Sulfuric Acid Speleogenesis in the northern Pyrenees ?

in: Colloque Karst2018

Nicolas Clausolles and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

A workflow for 3D stochastic modeling of salt from seismic images

Guillaume Caumon and Marion Parquer and Gabriel Godefroy and Jonathan Edwards and Pauline Collon and Christophe Antoine.

Associating subsurface data with geological rules: on some new methods to address structural, stratigraphic and sedimentological uncertainties.

in: Advances in Applied Geomodeling for Hydrocarbon Reservoirs

Lorraine Dewaide and Pauline Collon and Amaël Poulain and Gaetan Rochez and Vincent Hallet.

Double-peaked breakthrough curves as a consequence of solute transport through underground lakes: a case study of the Furfooz karst system, Belgium

in: Hydrogeology Journal, 26:2 (641-650)

Nicolas Clausolles and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

Generating variable shapes of salt geobodies from seismic images

in: IAMG 19th Annual Conference

Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.

Reverse-time modeling of channelized meandering systems from geological observations

in: 20th International Sedimentological Congress

Pauline Collon and Anne-Julie Tinet and Lorraine Dewaide and Vincent Hallet.

Simulation of multiple-peaked skewed breakthrough curves with the new open-source program OM-MADE

in: Eurokarst 2018

Dimitri Laurent and Eric C. Gaucher and Christophe Durlet and Cédric Carpentier and Guillaume Barré and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Paris and Jacques Pironon.

Une spéléogenèse à acide sulfurique dans le piémont nord-pyrénéen ?

in: R{\'e}union des Sciences de la Terre RST2018