Rami Younis

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Texas A&M University

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Rami Younis is an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University in the United States. His research focuses on the study of naturally fractured reservoirs, particularly in areas such as fluid-driven fracture propagation, geomechanics, and the numerical modeling of coupled poro-hydro-mechanics. Recent articles by Professor Younis include topics on analytic models for reservoir depletion and efficient simulation techniques for fracture propagation.

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Oklahoma State University Stillwater

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Analytic representative element rate decline models for naturally fractured reservoir depletion

Empirical scaling of formation fracturing by high-energy impulsive mechanical loads

Automatic Time Step Control to Resolve Hydromechanically Driven Fault Reactivation, Spontaneous Nucleation, and Seismic Arrest

Multiscale matrix-fracture transfer functions for naturally fractured reservoirs using an analytical, infinite conductivity, discrete fracture model

Efficient co-solution of time step size and independent state in simulations of fluid-driven fracture propagation with embedded meshes

Multiscale matrix-fracture transfer functions for naturally fractured reservoirs using an analytical, infinite conductivity, discrete fracture model

Efficient co-solution of time step size and independent state in simulations of fluid-driven fracture propagation with embedded meshes

Multifidelity computing for coupling full and reduced order models

An integrated numerical model for coupled poro-hydro-mechanics and fracture propagation using embedded meshes

Revisiting field estimates for carbon dioxide storage in depleted shale gas reservoirs: The role of geomechanics

An integrated numerical model for coupled poro-hydro-mechanics and fracture propagation using embedded meshes

Interface learning of multiphysics and multiscale systems

Localized linear systems for fully implicit simulation of multiphase multicomponent flow in porous media

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