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Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Calgary, Canada Area

Calgary, Canada Area

Calgary, Alberta

-Discovered four in situ thermal prospects with a total OOIP of 80 MMbbl by delineating a Sparky/GP incised valley in the Lloydminster area-Developed a point bar reservoir model hosting these thermal prospects from combination of core, log and geophysical data-Integrated mapping with team geophysicist to delineate valley and pool edges

Calgary, Alberta

Supervisor: Benoit BeauchampProject Title: Permian Stratigraphic Succession and Facies Evolution of the Northern Margin of the Sverdrup Basin, Northern Axel Heiberg IslandAccomplishments:-Discovered possible re-activation of a previously undocumented Permian high on northern Axel Heiberg Island using paleogeographic interpretations-Revised the Permian stratigraphic framework for northern Axel Heiberg Island using a microfacies analysis-Documented the oceanic cooling and acidification trend affecting sedimentation along the northern basin margin during the Permian-Supported the notion of a ramp setting, rather than shelf setting, characterizing northern Axel Heiberg Island

Calgary, Alberta

GLGY483 (Carbonate Sedimentology) - Winter Semester 2016Petrography of carbonate sediments and their biotic and abiotic constituents. Ocean chemistry of carbonate systems and ocean acidification. Sedimentological, biological and climatic significance of modern and ancient carbonates. Warm- and cool-water carbonate factories. Lacustrine, peritidal, neritic, reef, slope, and pelagic environments. Diagenesis, dolomitization and carbonate reservoirs.GLGY431 (Igneous Petrology) - Fall Semester 2015Petrogenesis of igneous rocks using field data, geochemistry and experiments. Application of igneous petrology to Earth processes and evolutionGLGY333 (Igneous, Metamorphic and Ore Rocks and Processes) - Winter Semester 2015Origin, identification, classification and interpretation of igneous and metamorphic rocks. Including common rock types, mineral assemblages and textures in hand samples and thin section, volcanic and plutonic processes and conditions, thermo-chemical conditions of metamorphic rock formation, introduction to ore deposits and ore minerals in hand sample, Canadian examples of ore deposits, tectonic settings of igneous, metamorphic and ore rocks.GLGY471 (Geology, Engineering, and the Environment) - Fall Semester 2014The principles and methods of physical geology with special emphasis on their application in dealing with civil engineering and environmental problems. Laboratory: properties of minerals and rocks, analysis and interpretation of geological maps, photogeology and seismic refraction in site investigation problems.

Calgary, Alberta

-Utilized core, image logs and 2D & 3D seismic to interpret, map, and document structural features and their timing to fulfill AER requirements for the Lewis in-situ application-Characterized the fracture network in the Keg River formation to establish wastewater disposal viability -Refined geophysical models for the McMurray/Beaverhill Lake formation contact by mapping the subcrop edge and leveraging seismic and image logs to characterize karsting-Drafted application-ready lithostratigraphic and hydrostratigraphic sections to fulfill AER requirements for Lewis in-situ application

Calgary

-Evaluated RMP Energy’s (now Iron Bridge Resources) Montney assets in Ante Creek and Waskahigan areas as part of a prospective acquisition which was successfully completed in October, 2016-Determined the waterflooding viability for both plays by characterizing the reservoir properties extracted from volumes of core analysis data-Employed a sequence stratigraphic approach to delineate reservoir bodies and create waterflood analogs-Mapped extensions to highly permeable coquina subfacies in the Montney-Utilized pressure-elevation data and mapped watercut ratios to prove that the Lower Montney exhibited conventional rather than deep basin characteristics

Calgary, Alberta

-Mapped Nordegg maturation windows and liquids profiles in the Kakwa area using extensive geochemical analyses-Correlated production anomalies in the region to reef draping effects by mapping temperature and pressure gradients-Determined distribution and orientation of regional fracture network through regional core study

Northwestern New Brunwick, Canada

-Potato field inspection and empirical analysis of plant growth, plant health, tuber growth, insect damage, insect infestation and spray scheduling.-Maintained relations with farmers participating in monitoring program

Fort Mackay

-Calibration, installation, maintenance and removal of geophones and related equipment in the Dover Project/Fort MacKay area (Suncor).-Strict adherence to safety protocols including Field Level Hazard Assessment, PST 2.0, H2S Awareness.

Houston, Texas

-Mapped prospective shale formations as well as stratigraphic and structural trends in the Four Corners region of the US-Worked in collaboration with geophysics intern to create synthetic ties and produce regional seismic models for these prospects

Houston, Texas Area

-Mapped sand channel bodies and delineated stratigraphic traps for the Oriskany Sandstone underlying the Marcellus formation in the Appalachian basin-Disproved a structural exploration analogue for the Marcellus Basin -Calculated OGIP and other basic reservoir metrics with team reservoir engineer

New Brunswick, Canada

-Explored New Brunswick’s Maritime basin for surface hydrocarbon anomalies-Utilized GPS & regional maps to identify zones of interest-Installed & retrieved Gore absorbent modules-Produced and managed daily field reports/logs for supervisor

Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

• Analysis, description, and classification of mineral thin sections• Creating and organization of mineral suite database

Master Of Science (Ms), Petroleum Geology

Activities and Societies: Graduate Association of Geology and Geophysics Students

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Geology/Earth Science, General

Activities and Societies: Treasurer - Bailey Geological Society (2010-2012) Coordinator & Treasurer - Silver Standard-McAllister Trip.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Environmental Science

Activities and Societies: Statistics Tutor - 2007-2008