Guillaume Caumon
Research interests
- Geomodeling: model validity, meshing, construction and editing.
- Uncertainty assessment and inverse problems
- Volume visualization
- Geostatistics and data analysis
About...
Guillaume Caumon has a background in quantitative geosciences and computer programming. He holds a MSc degree (Diplome d'ingénieur and DEA) from the Nancy School of Geology (Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Géologie), an a PhD and Habilitation in Geosciences from INPL.
He was a postdoctoral scholar in at the Petroleum Engineering Dept. of Stanford University in 2003-2004. He was visiting professor at the Center for Wave Phenomena at Colorado School of Mines during spring and summer 2015.
He is currently the Nancy School of Geology Professor in Geomodeling at Université de Lorraine - GeoRessources, where he teaches theoretical and applied geomodeling, geostatistics, field work and C++ programming.
Contact Information
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| Phone number: | +33 (0)383 59 64 40 |
| Cell: | +33 (0)679 81 85 75 |
| ENSG office number: | G205 |
Main Publications
2003
Guillaume Caumon and Bruno Levy and Jean-Claude Paul.
INRIA
Guillaume Caumon and Charles H. Sword and Jean-Laurent Mallet.
in: Proc. 8th ACM Symposium on Solid Modeling and Applications, pages 310--315, ACM Press, New York, NY
INPL, Nancy, France
2001
in: Proc. IEEE Visualization, pages 191--198