Tidlegare gjesteforelesninger og seminarer - Side 84

We present a fast marching level set method for reservoir simulation based on a fractional flow formulation of two-phase, incompressible, immiscible flow in two or three space dimensions. The method uses a fast marching approach and is therefore considerably faster than conventional finite difference methods. The fast marching approach compares favorably with a front tracking method as regards both efficiency and accuracy. In addition, it maintains the advantage of being able to handle changing topologies of the front structure.

Co-authored with Knut-Andreas Lie and Kenneth Karlsen

Nils Henrik Risebro is professor at CMA

Morten Haug Emilsen is at VP Software and Technology, Add Wellflow AS

Friday Seminar by Geir Lasse Taranger

Friday Seminar by Christopher Lynam  

Friday seminar by Mark Hebblewhite (NB: Note the time and venue)

Friday Seminar by Phillip B. Pope

CEES Extra Seminar by Tron Frede Thingstad

This talk deals with the capability or conventional ship radars to be used as a microwave remote sensing tool to study the spatio-temporal evolution of ocean waves. The first part of the talk is focussed on the "state of the art" of this technique, showing some results obtained from different sea state conditions. The second part of the talk is going to describe the new developments on the measuring of ocean waves using radar sensors, as well as open questions that concern some of the future research works on this field.

José Carlos Nieto Borge is professor at the University of Alcalá, Spain

Friday seminar by John K. Pinnegar

CEES Extra Seminar by Marieke Jesse, Boris Schmid and Liesbeth Wilschut  

Friday Seminar by Ken Haste Andersen

Friday seminar by Thomas H.G. Ezard