The Reservoir Monitoring Consortium focuses on developing new methods for dynamic reservoir monitoring
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Upcoming Short Course on Advanced Geophysical and Geomechanical methods for Fracture Characterization and Induced Seismicity ( July 17 - 18)
May 17, 2017The Reservoir Monitoring Consortium and Induced Seismicity Consortium at the University of Southern California will be organizing a short course titled “Advanced Geophysical and Geomechanical methods with Applications to Fracture Characterization and Induced Seismicity” on July 17 and July 18. The goal is to develop an effective scientific understanding of seismicity analysis, reservoir characterization, reservoir…
Kuwait Oil Company Delegation visit USC
May 10, 2017The Reservoir Monitoring Consortium and Induced Seismicity Consortium at the University of Southern California will be organizing a short course titled “Advanced Geophysical and Geomechanical methods with Applications to Fracture Characterization and Induced Seismicity” on July 17 and July 18. The goal is to develop an effective scientific understanding of seismicity analysis, reservoir characterization, reservoir…- GEN Researcher Featured in Journal of Petroleum Technology
May 4, 2017Research work of USC alumnus Wennan Long (MS 2016) and Dr. Aminzadeh of USC Global Energy Network has been featured in the Journal of Petroleum Technology, Vol.69, No.5. To access the paper, click here Please visit the following link to access the JPT article. https://www.spe.org/en/jpt/jpt-article-detail/?art=2923 
Distinguished Lecture by Dr. Robert Balch
March 28, 2017Reservoir Monitoring Consortium (RMC) and Induced Seismicity Consortium (ISC) will be hosting a presentation on “The Intersection of Environment and EOR: How Carbon Capture is Changing Tertiary Recovery” by Dr. Robert Balch, Petroleum Recovery Research Center, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology on March 30th. Abstract is available here
Students Associated with USC GEN/RMC Win Chevron Engineering Week Competition
March 18, 2017Chevron Annual Engineering Week Competition focused on providing solutions with advance technologies for operation practices. One key challenge is to address gas flaring in oilfield operations with tremendous environmental implication. The winning team, comprised of Ph.D. and Master's students (most associated with the USC GEN/RMC) won the 1st place. Their Lean Green Operation (LGO) implemented the needed green…