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Andreas Michael

Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering

North Dakota State University

United States

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Andreas Michael is an Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the University of North Dakota, USA. His research focuses on wellbore integrity, geologic carbon sequestration, and the impact of CO2 injection on geological formations. He has published extensively on topics such as blowout prevention, geomechanics, and hydraulic fracturing modeling.

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Paulo Waltrich

Assistant Professor

Louisiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Yuanhang Chen

Murray F. and Julia Hawkins Associate Professor of Petroleum Engineering

Louisiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Ipsita Gupta

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Louisiana State University

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Assessing “Passive” and “Active” Killing Approaches for Offshore-Well Blowouts by Integrating Reservoir Depletion with Near-Wellbore Geomechanics

Method and Means for Promoting Transverse Hydraulic Fractures from Horizontal Wells in Reverse-Faulting Stressed Environments

Wellbore-Integrity Problems Suppressing Induced Seismicity? Wastewater Disposal Using Class II Injection Wells in the Fort Worth Basin

Mathematical foundations for play-agnostic thermo-poro-hydro-mechanical modeling of hydraulic fracture initiations from perforated wells: Towards a predictive tool

Mechanistic assessments of wellbore integrity for geologic carbon sequestration in deep saline aquifers via bulk-CO2 injection

Using Pre-Spud Worst-Case-Discharge Predictions to Prevent Underground Blowouts After Offshore-Well Capping

Experimental investigation of geochemical/petrophysical alteration chains from CO2 injection in dolomitic formations

Coupling reservoir depletion and geomechanics to assess risks during post-blowout well capping: Case study on Macondo

Tunnel intersection mechanics: Closed-form pseudo-3D approximations for deformation modeling and shear-failure prediction

Blowout-Capping-Fracturing-Relief Well: A Full Cycle Workflow

Dynamic-Permeability Variations Induced During CO2-EOR Application in Carbonate Reservoirs: Upper Red River Formation, North Dakota

Transparent gelatin as a reservoir analogue: Dimensional scaling for hydraulic fracturing laboratory experiments

Blowout Contingency Decision-Making Leveraging Reservoir/Wellbore Pressure Modeling: Cap-and-Restrain or Cap-and-Divert?

A Hybrid Data-Driven/Physics-Based Modeling Approach for Hydraulic Fracture Initiation and Early-Phase Propagation in Shale

Wellbore Integrity After a Blowout: Stress Evolution Within the Casing-Cement Sheath-Rock Formation System

Hydraulic Fractures from Non-Uniform Perforation Cluster Spacing in Horizontal Wells: Laboratory Testing on Transparent Gelatin

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