TU students and faculty join Geosciences for a talk at GeoSeminar with Abatan, Ph.D., to learn more about machine learning algorithms. The title: Data Science Application for Geosciences: Insights from Marcellus Shale Oil & Gas Asset Development and Allegheny Sandstones Paleo-fluvial Channel Analogue, NE United States. Abstract: Machine learning algorithms have become increasingly popular […]
Students will be tasked to build the strongest bridge they can with using materials provided (foam legos, plastic straws, popsicle sticks, etc). The catch is, within their team, they will only build the left or right half and NOT be able to see what the other side is doing. There will be a winning team […]
TU and Tulsa community are invited to join the Department of Geoscience for a GeoSeminar. Due in part to the confluence of the solar maximum and strong El Niño, the average global temperature in 2H 2023-2024 exceeded by at least 1.5-degrees Celsius the average global temperature in 1900, giving a preview of a projected “normal […]
TU community join the Department of Geosciences for a GeoSeminar over building subsurface models with AI. A realistic model that delineates the structure, stratigraphy, and rock properties plays a pivotal role in understanding the Earth’s subsurface, and is essential to natural resource exploration, carbon storage, and civil engineering. Traditionally, building such models requires extensive human […]
Water is the foundation of civilization and societies. The Tulsa community is invited to join TU's Department of Geoscience to learn all about Tulsa's drinking water supply and treatment from Hua Jiang, Ph.D., P.E., Senior Engineer with the City of Tulsa's Water and Sewer Department. Water is essential to olivesife and fuels the economy. We, […]
Join TU's Geosciences Department to learn more about formation evaluation and the Petrophysics of Carbon Storage. The use of down-hole wireline logging measurements to characterize carbon storage projects has many similarities to the requirements for hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs. The most important features of any carbon storage project that satisfy operational plus regulatory design include knowledge of […]
Join the McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering to hear from senior reservoir engineer Jie Wang talk about salinity effect on CO2 solubility in live formation water under reservoir conditions. CO2 can dissolve in fresh/saline water under typical reservoir pressure and temperatures with solubility dependent on pressure, temperature, and salinity. The typical assumption in open literature […]
The University of Tulsa's Oxley College of Health and Natural Sciences will be holding an awards ceremony for OCHNS Staff, Students, and Faculty. The TU community is welcome to join and celebrate!
All students of Oxley College of Health and Natural Sciences and families are invited to join TU's Oxley College for Senior Breakfast, honoring graduating seniors. The event will take place […]
