PhD theses (2006 - ..)

• Vera Louise Hauge.  Multiscale methods and flow-based gridding for flow and transport in porous media, NTNU, 2010.
• Håkon Hægland. Streamline methods with application to flow and transport in porous media. University of Bergen, April 2009.
• Birgitte Eikemo. Fast and accurate solutions of reservoir transport equations on large grid models. University of Bergen, December 2008.
• Vegard Røine Stenerud. Multiscale-streamline inversion for high-resolution reservoir models. NTNU, December 2007.
• Vegard Kippe. Multiscale and streamline methods for rapid simulation of large reservoir models with applications to history matching. NTNU, May 2007.
• Jostein R. Natvig. High-resolution methods for conservation laws in the geosciences. University of Oslo, October 2006.

Master theses (2006 - ..)

• Karianne H. Christensen (NTNU, 2010). Adaptive Voronoi grids in the MATLAB Reservoir Simulation Toolbox.
• Asbjørn Bydal (Uni. Agder, 2009): GPU-accelerated simulation of flow through porous medium.
• Ingeborg Skjelkvåle Ligaarden (UiO, 2008): Well models for mimetic finite difference methods and improved representation of wells in multiscale methods.
• Thomas Lunde (UiO, 2007): Comparison between mimetic and two-point flux-approximation schemes on PEBI-grids.
• Ola Iver Røe (NTNU, 2006): Discontinous Galerkin methods with optimal ordering for fast reservoir simulation on unstructured tetrahedral grids.

Available master projects

• Multiscale methods for elliptic and parabolic equations
• Open-source software: Matlab Reservoir Simulation Toolbox (MRST)
• Mimetic discretization methods for elliptic equations
• Streamline methods

We offer supervision at NTNU and at the universities of Bergen and Oslo. For all the projects listed above, you must work in close collaboration with the GeoScale team and we expect you to do quite a bit of programming.  Contact: Knut-Andreas Lie