Philippe Pasquier

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Polytechnique Montréal

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Philippe Pasquier is a Professor at Polytechnique Montréal, Canada. His research areas primarily focus on geothermal energy systems, particularly involving standing column wells and ground heat exchangers. Recent publications include studies on analytical modeling, numerical modeling of thermal plumes, and neural network applications for groundwater flow in stratified aquifers.

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Gabrielle Beaudry

Teaching assistant

Polytechnique Montréal

CANADA

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J. Christian Dupuis

Director and full professor Dept. Geology and geological engineering

Université Laval

CANADA

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Delineation of the thermal plume associated with a standing column well system in a fractured aquifer using numerical modeling

Improvement and experimental validation of an analytical model for standing column wells operated with bleed

Efficient construction of short-term transfer functions for closed-loop boreholes in stratified aquifers under groundwater flow using neural networks and wavelet decomposition

Ground heat exchanger sizing using borehole outlet transfer function

Performance of a sedimentation tank for standing column wells coupled with geothermal heat pump systems

An easy-to-use analytical model for standing column wells operating with bleed

Experimental assessment of inter-well reinjection in standing column wells by analysis of transfer functions obtained from non-stationary deconvolution

Multi-deconvolution in non-stationary conditions applied to experimental thermal response test analysis to obtain short-term transfer functions

On the use of an underground storage tank for disposing bleed water in standing column well systems

Application of deconvolution to interpretation of distributed thermal response test (DTRT) and to determination of thermal conductivity profiles

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Gabrielle Beaudry

J. Christian Dupuis

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