Holger Ott

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Montanuniversität Leoben

Austria

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Holger Ott is a Professor at Montanuniversität Leoben in Austria. His research focuses on subsurface hydrogen methanation, interactions in carbonate systems, and enhanced oil recovery methods. Recent articles explore topics such as fracture characterization in naturally fractured reservoirs and molecular dynamics simulations of oil-water interfaces.

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Riyaz Kharrat

Montanuniversität Leoben

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Maja Rücker

Eindhoven University of Technology

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Martin Fernø

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University of Bergen

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Siroos Azizmohammadi

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Montanuniversität Leoben

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Articles (19)

Atomistic Insights into Ion-Driven Interactions of Calcite/Carbonated Brine/Polar Model Oil: Implications for Carbonated Smart Waterflooding

Alteration of hydraulic rock properties during subsurface hydrogen methanation

On the Interpretation of Unsteady State Experiments in Heterogeneous Rock by Stochastic Methods

Effects of polar fractions on interfacial and bulk properties at the oil/carbonated aqueous solution interface: Insight from molecular dynamics simulation

Simultaneous interpretation of SCAL data with different degrees of freedom and uncertainty analysis

Assessing the Influence of Fracture Networks on Gas-Based Enhanced Oil Recovery Methods

A Comprehensive Review of Fracture Characterization and Its Impact on Oil Production in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

EOR Displacement Characteristics from Cluster Analysis and Fractional Pore Occupation

Minkowski functional evaluation of representative elementary volume of rock microtomography images at multiple resolutions

Forced imbibition and uncertainty modeling using the morphological method

Comparability of in situ crude oil emulsification in phase equilibrium and under porous-media-flow conditions

Development of foam-like emulsion phases in porous media flow

Explicit continuum scale modeling of low-salinity mechanisms

Mechanistic study of the carbonated smart water in carbonate reservoirs

Performance quantification of enhanced oil recovery methods in fractured reservoirs

Relationship Between Microbial Growth and Hydraulic Properties at the Sub-Pore Scale

Salt precipitation due to supercritical gas injection: II. Capillary transport in multi porosity rocks

The Origin of Non-thermal Fluctuations in Multiphase Flow in Porous Media

Fluid-phase topology of complex displacements in porous media

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Riyaz Kharrat

Maja Rücker

Martin Fernø

Siroos Azizmohammadi

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