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Energy and Environment
Basins Reservoirs Resources (B2R)
Research unit - EA 7511
The B2R team is studying the evolution of sedimentary basins, which were formed several million years ago, because this makes it possible to predict the evolution of current systems and their potential in natural resources.
In these basins, the research unit is interested in the influence of physico-chemical parameters on the evolution of thermobarometric markers such as «crystalline» illite and chlorite, reaction series of phyllosilicates, reflectance of vitrinite, traces of fission, fluid inclusions.
These physico-chemical parameters are used to determine the pressure/temperature conditions of sedimentary basins to better characterize their evolution.
19 rue Pierre Waguet
BP30313
60026 Beauvais
Effectif
Effectif total : 11
Personnel de recherche : 10
Personnel d'appui à la recherche : 0
Skills
• Mineral and organic matter petrology
• Sedimentology (facies; processes)
• Low-grade metamorphism (clays; mineralization)
• Stratigraphy (basins; margins)
• Structural geology (fracturing; circulations)
• Paleontology
• Fluid flow modeling
• Seismic Interpretation
Collaborations/Partners/Scientific clients
Collaborations/Partners/Private Clients
ES GÉOTHERMIE, ENOGIA, FEBUS OPTICS, GEOTHERMAL ENGINEERING GMBH, GIMS LAB, ICI
Applications sectors
- Energy
- Science / Research
Affiliated institutions / organisations
Doctoral schools
Regional strategic areas of activity
- Energy and Environment