Abouzar Mirzaei-Paiaman

Research Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Abouzar Mirzaei-Paiaman is a Research Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on geologic CO2 sequestration, enhanced oil recovery, and wettability alterations in various rock types. Recent publications include studies on CO2-water systems, aqueous solutions for oil recovery, and optimization methods in field development under uncertainty.

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Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering

University of Alberta

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Associate Professor

University of Kansas

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Evaluating rock wettability in CO2-water systems using relative permeability data: Implications for geologic CO2 sequestration in saline aquifers

Enhanced Oil Recovery from Siliceous Shale Reservoir Cores by Aqueous Ketone Solution

Wettability Alteration of Organic-Rich Siliceous Shale by Aqueous Ketone Solution

Formate-Alternating-Gas (FAG) Injection Method Using Aqueous Formate Solution and CO2 for Optimizing Oil Recovery, Carbon Sequestration, and Storage Security

Geochemical Impact of High-Concentration Formate Solution Injection on Rock Wettability for Enhanced Oil Recovery and Geologic Carbon Storage

Optimization of design variables and control rules in field development under uncertainty: A case of intelligent wells and CO2 water alternating gas injection

A new method for characterizing dynamic reservoir quality: Implications for quality maps in reservoir simulation and rock type classification

Iterative sequential robust optimization of quantity and location of wells in field development under subsurface, operational and economic uncertainty

A new approach to measure wettability by relative permeability measurements

Analysis of the bounded and unbounded forms of USBM wettability index

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Ryosuke Okuno

Behzad Ghanbarian

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