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University of Aberdeen
- Calibrating Geothermometers: integrating field, laboratory and well data for appraising thermal maturation of organic matter
- How responsive are coastal carbonate depositional systems to relative sea-level change?
- ‘Overthickening’ of the Cretaceous along the NE Atlantic Margin by Igneous Intrusions
University of Birmingham
- Automated Image Analysis for Rapid Biostratigraphic Data Collection
- Twenty years on: the Paleocene Planktonic Foraminiferal Atlas re-imagined
- Enhancing in-situ extraction technologies for heavy and shale oils, for improved oil recovery factor and reduced environmental impact.
Cardiff University
- A regional analysis of caprock integrity in the North Sea
University of Dundee
- New insight into the internal structure of turbidites from physical modelling of relevant erosion and deposition processes during their formation
- Effect of Marine Growth on Offshore Civil Engineering Structures
University of Durham
- Modelling Immersion Enthalpies and Contact Angles for Improved Multiscale Enhanced Oil Recovery Simulation
University of Exeter
- A fully coupled XFEM model for hydraulic fracturing in multi-phase porous media
Heriot-Watt University
- Using human-like creative computing (AI) to assist in geological interpretation
- An Artificial Intelligence Approach to Revisit History Matching
- Quantitative assessment of interpretational uncertainty in geological mapping with machine learning
- Mesozoic-Recent sediment routing and reservoir distribution in the offshore basins of the Falkland Islands using a source-to-sink approach
Imperial College London
- Pushing Mature Basins into the AI revolution: Using Neural Networks to Extract Quantitative Information from Core and Thin Section Images
- Pore scale modelling of foam flow in porous media
University of Strathclyde
- Constraining the role of faults as seal-bypass systems