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Jobs:Job-01144

2023-01-31T09:27:22Z

Jstorms: Created page with "{{CSDMS job details template |JOB title=PhD in Geological Modelling - chlorite coat emplacement and fluid flow in chlorite-coated reservoirs |JOB position=PhD |JOB CSDMS yes no=No |JOB department=Department of Earth Science |JOB university=University of Bergen |MOI meeting country=Norway |JOB application_deadline=2023-02-09 |JOB begin review process=No |JOB URL application=https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/238301/phd-research-fellow-in-geological-modelling |..."

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|JOB title=PhD in Geological Modelling - chlorite coat emplacement and fluid flow in chlorite-coated reservoirs
|JOB position=PhD
|JOB CSDMS yes no=No
|JOB department=Department of Earth Science
|JOB university=University of Bergen
|MOI meeting country=Norway
|JOB application_deadline=2023-02-09
|JOB begin review process=No
|JOB URL application=https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/238301/phd-research-fellow-in-geological-modelling
|Working group member=Coastal Working Group
|JOB bodytext=There is a vacancy for a PhD Research Fellow in the field of sedimentary geology/reservoir physics/physical geography at the Department of Earth Science, University of Bergen. The position is for a fixed-term period of 3 years with the possibility of a 4th year with compulsory other work (e.g. teaching duties at the Department). The position is part of the project DeepReservoir: Predicting reservoir properties in deep structures on the Norwegian Continental Shelf: The critical role of chlorite-coats at the universities of Bergen and Oslo, funded by the Norwegian Research Council, Equinor ASA and AkerBP.

The main ambition for DeepReservoir is to understand the controls on development of porosity-preserving coats of the mineral chlorite on quartz grains. This is important firstly because chlorite coats preserve reservoir properties in deep (3-6 km) reservoirs, something which is of key importance in infrastructure-led exploration for hydrocarbons. There is currently no way to assess the probability of good chlorite coats in un-drilled structures, something which makes deep prospects risky. Secondly, chlorite effectively mineralizes CO2. This effect will be important for large-scale CO2-storage, but we currently know little about the distribution of chlorite in subsurface reservoir rocks. The candidate will work closely with the industry partners.

The main objectives of this PhD project are to understand:

The spatial distribution of chlorite enriched coarse-grained estuarine facies subject to the hydrodynamic conditions under which chlorite minerals preferentially accumulate.
The preservation potential of chlorite enriched estuarine facies.
This knowledge will be used to build a static subsurface geomodel that represents a comparable depositional setting. This geomodel can subsequently be subjected to dynamic fluid flow analysis.In particular, the PhD project will consist of 1) investigation of hydrodynamic controls on deposition of precursor clays to grain-coating in the modern Ravenglass estuary, 2) investigation of constraints on hydrodynamic conditions during deposition of ancient estuarine deposits in East Greenland, 3) investigation of realistic geometries of zones with chlorite coats, and 4) writing academic articles that answers the project objectives. The candidate PhD student will spend 9 months (6+3) on secondment at TU Delft to learn from and collaborate with experts at the cutting-edge of environmental hydrodynamic modelling.
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Jobs:Job-01138

2023-01-23T13:22:56Z

Jstorms: Created page with "{{CSDMS job details template |JOB title=Assistant Professor Coastal Subsidence |JOB position=Assistant Professor |JOB CSDMS yes no=No |JOB department=Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences |JOB university=Delft University of Technology |State member=NO STATE |MOI meeting country=Netherlands |JOB application_deadline=2023-02-06 |JOB begin review process=No |JOB URL application=https://www.tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/werken-bij-tu-delft/vacatures/details/?nPostingId=346..."

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|JOB title=Assistant Professor Coastal Subsidence
|JOB position=Assistant Professor
|JOB CSDMS yes no=No
|JOB department=Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences
|JOB university=Delft University of Technology
|State member=NO STATE
|MOI meeting country=Netherlands
|JOB application_deadline=2023-02-06
|JOB begin review process=No
|JOB URL application=https://www.tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/werken-bij-tu-delft/vacatures/details/?nPostingId=3467&nPostingTargetId=10481&id=QEZFK026203F3VBQBLO6G68W9&LG=UK&mask=external
|Working group member=Marine Working Group, Coastal Working Group, Geodynamics Focus Research Group, Coastal Vulnerability Initiative, Continental Margin Initiative
|JOB bodytext=Do you want to contribute with your knowledge about land deformation and morphodynamics to further strengthen TU Delft’s ambition as climate action university?

-Job description
Land subsidence is a key process that directly impacts long-term coastal planning as well as the use of the subsurface in coastal areas, e.g., for freshwater extraction. Coastal subsidence is also important for local and regional sea-level rise projections. Subsidence can have multiple causes, of both natural and anthropogenic origin. Available evidence of changes in the land surface originates from geological and morphodynamics studies as well as geodetic and remote sensing measurements, altogether spanning very different spatial and temporal resolutions.

The Assistant Professor in Coastal Subsidence will contribute to a better understanding and quantification of the dominant physical processes along the Dutch coast and other low-lying regions worldwide, while approaching the problem from an interdisciplinary perspective that might encompass remote sensing, modelling of sub-surface processes and coastal geomorphodynamics.

Within this topic you will be given the opportunity to develop your own research line, complementing ongoing geophysical, sea level and morphodynamic research at Delft University of Technology.

The key job responsibilities for this Assistant Professorship include:

-Research: Delivering high quality, internationally leading research. (Co-)supervising PhD and MSc students aimed at successful completion of their theses. Effectively disseminating research outcomes via internationally leading journals and conferences.
-Education: Contributing to the organization and teaching of relevant courses in the BSc and MSc programs of Civil Engineering and Applied Earth Sciences. This includes the opportunity to introduce new content and teaching methods matching the candidate’s expertise and interests in the renewed MSc programs. Preparing, supervising and assessing of BSc and MSc student projects.
-Valorisation: Initiating projects and obtaining funding for new research and/or education projects. Creating societal impact by disseminating research results outside academia, by reaching out to companies, public organisations and the general public.
-Organization: Contributing to organizational / administrative activities and committees within the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences.

Requirements
The successful candidate:
-Holds a doctorate degree (PhD) in engineering or (earth) science in a relevant field, like Solid Earth Geophysics, Coastal Geomorphology, Hydraulic Engineering, Geodesy, Applied Physics or Applied Mathematics.
-Has a track record that demonstrates their ability to independently perform and publish high quality research.
-Demonstrates a strong outline for setting up their own research area and building their own research group, while at the same time establishing strong collaborations with colleagues within the department, faculty and university.
-Ability to develop and maintain a national/international network of scientists and representatives of organizations related to the research activities.
-Possesses a good understanding of the higher education and academic environment, including diversity and inclusion values.
-Has the capacity to communicate and cooperate effectively with peers, students and stakeholders.

Interested? Please visit this website to apply online:
https://www.tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/werken-bij-tu-delft/vacatures/details/?nPostingId=3467&nPostingTargetId=10481&id=QEZFK026203F3VBQBLO6G68W9&LG=UK&mask=external
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Meeting:Abstract 2013 CSDMS meeting-070

2013-02-06T15:08:28Z

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User:Jstorms

2009-11-12T17:24:15Z

Jstorms:

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|First name member=Joep
|Last name member=Storms
|Institute member=Delft University of Technology
|Department member=Dept. of Applied Geology
|Postal address 1 member=Stevinweg 1
|City member=Delft
|Postal code member=2628CN
|State member=NO STATE
|Country member=The Netherlands
|Confirm email member=j.e.a.storms@tudelft.nl
|Work phone member=31 15 2784810
|Fax member=31 15 2781189
|Working group member=Terrestrial Working Group, Coastal Working Group
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