INTER-AMERICAN WORKSHOP ON ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ACCESS

Jean-Jacques Royer
 Ingénieur Civil des Mines Nancy, Thèse Doctorat d'État

Professional background:
Numerical modelling of fluid flow in natural reservoirs, characterisation of petrophysical rock property from seismic attributes, fluid rock interaction, Advanced theoretical and practical studies in geostatistics, Participation to National and International Research Program.

Key-word:
Advanced geostatistics, numerical modelling, geophysics, geothermal, hydrogeology, software, natural resource estimation.

Research Activity:
Software development in 3D modelling, Characterisation of the geothermal site at Soultz (EEC Project), Characterizing heat and mass transfers around a natural reactor (Oklo, Gabon) (CEE-CEA-CREGU project), Thermal and fluid evolution along a faulted structure mineralised by gold (Argentat, Limousin, GéoFrance 3D Project). Methods for estimating the petrophysical property of rocks using seismic attributes, Application of geostatistical methods (in Coll. with IFP), Estimating permeability tensor of rocks using induced micro-seismicity. Modelling deformation and fracturing in natural reservoir

Presently Director of three PhD students, four masters.

Teaching:
  • EMN Ecole Mines de Nancy, INPL, probability, stochastic process, 2nd cycle, 30h CM+TD
  • ENSG Ecole Géologie de Nancy, INPL, Geostatistic and image processing, 2nd cycle, 21h CM+TD
  • DEA, Physique et chimie de la Terre, Nancy, Modeling transfers, 3rd cycle, 8h CM+TD
  • DESS-CESEV, Ecole Géologie de Nancy, INPL, Geostatistic and data processing, 3rd cycle, 10h CM+TD

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