I received Ph.D. in mining engineering at Virginia Tech with the research efforts focusing primarily on petrophysical property analysis and the geostatistics-based applications of subsurface reservoirs using numerical modeling and laboratory core analysis. I have broad interests in petrophysics, reactive flow and transport, fluid flow in porous media, and carbon sequestration. I am currently a Post Doctorate RA at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), where I am working on the development of novel products for subsurface reservoirs with specific conditions (e.g. geothermal), carbonate crystallization, and carbon capture and sequestration (CCS).
Ph.D. in Mining Engineering, 2021
Virginia Tech
M.S. in Mining Engineering, 2018
Virginia Tech
M.S. in Petroleum Engineering, 2016
China University of Petroleum, Beijing
B.S. in Geographic Information System (GIS), 2013
China University of Petroleum, East China
Finite difference method solver, Data analysis, Uncertainty analysis, Figure plot
Core flooding, Pulse decay permeameter, Fracture conductivity cell, CT scanning, Microfluidic
Word, Excel, Powerpoint
Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
hierarchical model and formation petrophysical properties combination
Journal/conference paper, Grant proposal, Research statement, in Chinese and English
ArcGIS, Surfer, and other softwares
Subsurface flow and geothermal modeling
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