Past PhD candidates and projects

These are some of the past PhD candidates and projects associated with Geodynamic and Basin Studies research group

Turbiditic channel in the Eocene Makarska Flysch, Croatia.

Dynamic aspects of turbiditic channels

PhD Michal Janocko

Eocene shallow-marine deposits, Spitsbergen. Photo: W. Helland-Hansen

The integration and visualization of 1D, 2D and 3D data to improve reservoir prediction in shelf to deepwater sedimentary systems

PhD Sten-Andreas Grundvåg

Fluvial facies and virtual outcrop geology

PhD Andreas Rittersbacher

Sedimentary Response to the Evolution of Mobile Substrates on Continental Margins

PhD Oluboyo Ayodeji

Variability of Structural Style, Stratigraphic and Geomorphic Evolution of Rift Basins

PhD Oliver Duffy (UoM)

Quantifying reservoir heterogeneities using deterministic and statistical petrophysics

PhD Bernardo Moyano

Source-to-Sink Analysis of Rift Basin Tectonics and Sedimentation

PhD Jonathan Smith

Sedimentology, reservoir geometry and paleogeography of the Mid- to Late Triassic Snadd Formation of the Barents Sea

PhD Tore Klausen

Shallow-Marine Facies and Virtual Outcrop Geology

PhD Christian Haug Eide

Plio-Pleistocene Gilbert-type delta, Gulf of Corinth, Greece.

Gilbert-type deltas in the Gulf of Corinth

PhD Katarina Gobo

High-resolution sequence stratigraphy and 3D reservoir characterization of the Mishrif Formation, southern Iraq

PhD student: Thamer Mahdi

Carbonate rock outcrop.

Seismic attributes of carbonate rocks

PhD student: Mohammad Reza Saberi

Clinoforms: The link between deep water- and shallow water deposits

PhD student: Helge Kollsete Gjelberg

Tectono-stratigraphic evolution of Rift Basins - From subsurface to outcrop

PhD student: Jord de Boer

Structural Style and Stratigraphic Response to Fault Propagation Folding

PhD student: Matt Lewis (Imperial College)

Kristian Jensen

Improving modelling of seismic images through Point-Spread Function-based convolution

PhD-Candidate Kristian Jensen (associated with Geodynamics and Basin Studies research group)

Internal and external forcing factors on the Source-to-Sink infill dynamics of the Lower Mesozoic Greater Barents Sea Basin

PhD candidate: Albina Gilmullina

PhD candidate: Vilde Dimmen

Geological and geophysical properties of fault zones in carbonate rocks: from outcrop analogues to seismic imaging (SW Barents Sea and analogues)

PhD candidate: Vilde Dimmen

Åse Hestnes

Topographic evolution and source-to-sink relationships in Western Norway. A multi-method approach

PhD candidate: Åse Hestnes

Hanna Elizabeth Petrie

An integrated geological characterisation of marine ground conditions for offshore wind foundations in the North Sea

PhD candidate: Hannah Elizabeth Petrie

Martin Kjenes

Lithological controls on the architecture and geometry of magmatic intrusions in sedimentary basins

PhD candidate: Martin Kjenes

Lucas Albanese Valore

Influence of emplacement of large igneous provinces on source-to-sink systems: the case study of Shetland during the Palaeocene

PhD candidate: Lucas Albanese Valore

09.07.2024