The IAMG Student Chapter from University of Lorraine, France, is an active student chapter of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences (IAMG). The IAMG is a scientific association at the frontier of geosciences, mathematics and computer sciences promoting international cooperation in the application and use of mathematics in geological research and technology.
Our Student Chapter, which was founded in 2009, is historically related to the numerical geology research team from Nancy (known as the RING team) and the Nancy School of Geology. It includes MSc and PhD students with backgrounds in geology, reservoir engineering, geophysics and computer sciences who work on the topics of structural and stratigraphic modeling, physical process simulations, uncertainty characterization, meshing strategies, model complexity and scale management, data interpretation and integration, etc. We are looking forward to recruit new members with alternative backgrounds to diversify our spectrum of competences and develop new student collaborations.
Student Chapter members
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Student Chapter members
RING team IAMG members - May 2022
2022 Board:
- President: Julien Herrero
- Treasurer: Enrico Scarpa
- Secretary: Paul Marchal
- Faculty advisor: Pr. Guillaume Caumon
Student members:
Name Year Research topic Enrico Scarpa PhD Hydrodynamic connectivity of channelized sedimentary deposits: analysis and reproduction Capucine Legentil PhD Local geomodel updating: geometry and topology Zoé Renat PhD Microseisms characterization by time reversal Marius Rapenne PhD Adaptive homogenization for seismic risk estimation Fabrice Taty-Moukati PhD Graph-based stochastic seismic structural interpretation of geological faults Augustin Gouy PhD Discrete karst network simulations: application to the Barrois limestones Julien Herrero PhD Transdimensional inversion for flow data in geomodeling Paul Marchal PhD Data constrained stochastic modelling of alteration & mineralization envelope structure : methodology & application to Athabasca uranium deposits Scientific production
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Scientific production
Articles published in IAMG journals :
As members of the IAMG Student Chapter, we perform research at the interface between geosciences, mathematics and computer sciences. IAMG journals offer us a great opportunity to publish our work in high-quality interdisciplinary journals close to our research interests. You can find here the articles that were published by Student Chapter members in IAMG journals over the last years:
- C. Legentil et al (2022). Testing scenarios on geological models: Local interface insertion in a 2D mesh and its impact on seismic wave simulation. Computers & Geosciences, 159 (105013)
- M. Irakarama et al. (2020). Finite {{Difference Implicit Structural Modeling}} of {{Geological Structures}}. Mathematical Geosciences, 53 (5), 785-808
- G. Godefroy et al. (2019). Structural Interpretation of Sparse Fault Data Using Graph Theory and Geological Rules. Mathematical Geosciences, 51 (8), 1091-1107.
- J. Renaudeau et al. (2019). Implicit {{Structural Modeling}} by {{Minimization}} of the {{Bending Energy}} with {{Moving Least Squares Functions}}. Mathematical Geosciences, 51 (6), 693-724.
- A. Mazuyer et al. (2018). Stress estimation in reservoirs using an integrated inverse method. Computers & Geosciences, 114, 30-40.
- J. Edwards et al. (2018). Uncertainty management in stratigraphic well correlation and stratigraphic architectures: A training-based method. Computers & Geosciences, 111, 11-17.
- M. Parquer et al. (2017). Reconstruction of channelized systems through a conditioned reverse migration method. Mathematical Geosciences, 49 (8), 965-994.
- G. Rongier et al. (2017). Stochastic simulation of channelized sedimentary bodies using a constrained L-system. Computers & Geosciences, 105, 158-168.
- J. Pellerin et al. (2017). RINGMesh: A programming library for developing mesh-based geomodeling applications. Computers & Geosciences, 104, 93-100.
Participations to IAMG Annual Conferences :
The IAMG also provides us the opportunity to travel and many members of the Student Chapter recently presented their work at the IAMG annual conference:
- E. Scarpa et al. (2022). Dynamic connectivity measures on turbidite channel complex architectures. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- Z. Renat et al. (2022). Application of time reversal simulation with an homogenized velocity model: Case of Groningen gas field. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- M. Rapenne et al. (2022). Quadrangular adaptive meshing for wave simulation in homogenized media. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- C. Legentil et al. (2022). Local 3D meshed geomodel updating: geometry and topology. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- F. Taty-Moukati et al. (2022). Two dimensional seismic fault network interpretation using marked point processes. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- J. Herrero et al. (2022). A Bayesian methodology for real-time updating of well trajectory in depositional space. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- A. Gouy et al. (2022). Discrete karst network simulations: application to the Barrois limestones. 21th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Nancy, France.
- M. Schuh-Senlis et al. (2019). Towards the Application of Stokes' Viscous Flow Equations to Structural Restoration Simulations. 20th Annual Conference of the IAMG, State College, Pennsylvannia, USA.
- C. Gouache et al. (2019). Regional and Exhaustive French Seismic Catalogues. 20th Annual Conference of the IAMG, State College, Pennsylvannia, USA.
- Y. Frantz et al. (2019). Statistical Analysis and Simulation of Conduit Dimensions within Karstic Systems. 20th Annual Conference of the IAMG, State College, Pennsylvannia, USA.
- M. Raguenel et al. (2018). Physical simulations on geological models using unstructured grids. 19th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Olomouc, Czech Republic.
- P. Anquez et al. (2018). A graph-based approach to simplify subsurface structural models and assess the impact on physical modelling. 19th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Olomouc, Czech Republic.
- N. Clausolles et al. (2018). Generating variable shapes of salt geobodies from seismic images. 19th Annual Conference of the IAMG, Olomouc, Czech Republic.
Activities
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Activities
As an IAMG student chapter, we aim to develop the joint application of mathematics and computer sciences in the domains of geosciences, and especially to students. We organize various activities, both regular and occasional, to promote our research work and IAMG activity.
Lectures
Our principal activity consists in organizing weekly lectures that are given either by Student Chapter members, permanent researchers from the RING team, or visiting colleagues. These lectures are the occasion to present and share our recent research and progress, but also to get feedback and advice from colleagues on our work, and new insights on other research domains. The list of both past and incoming lectures is here.
Field trips