| Personal details |
| Name |
Dr James
Verdon |
| Job title |
NERC Postdoctoral Fellow
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| Department |
School of Earth Sciences University of Bristol
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| Personal web page |
http://www1.gly.bris.ac.uk/~JamesVerdon/ |
| Work contact details |
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| Qualifications |
MA (Cambr), MSci (Cambr), PhD(Bristol) |
| Professional details |
| Membership of professional bodies |
European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers, Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Society of Petroleum Engineers,
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| Keywords |
geophysics
shale gas
hydraulic fracture stimulation
carbon capture and storage
microseismic monitoring
seismic anisotropy
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| Areas of expertise |
I am an applied geophysicist whose principal research interests lie in imaging and modelling fractured rocks. I have a strong multidisciplinary background in earth sciences.
My particular interests are in imaging fractures to ensure safe underground storage of greenhouse gases, monitoring hydro-fracture stimulations for tight and shale gas, and in using numerical models to understand the geomechanical response of producing oil reservoirs.
I am based in the geophysics group of the School of Earth Sciences, Bristol University.
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| Media experience |
I have provided interviews for Inside Out West, a local TV program, on hydraulic fracturing and shale gas. I have written articles and letters that have been published in local newspapers.
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