FECHA: Viernes 20 de marzo, 2026 a las 09:30 h (GMT -3)
Expositor: KAMY SEPEHRNOORI – Professor in Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering, U Texas
Modalidad: Presencial – Evento no arancelado – CUPOS LIMITADOS
DIRECCÓN: YPF Torre Madero, Salón Jacarandá. Macacha Güemes 595, Puerto Madero, CABA.
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Informes e inscripción: AQUÍ
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RESUMEN DE LA CONFERENCIA
La charla es sobre flujos de trabajo para modelado de subsuelo de manera integral, en reservorios no convencionales. Kamy es experto en el tema y en conjunto con la U. de Texas, vienen desarrollando herramientas ad hoc y presentaran casos reales en US y Vaca Muerta.
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Bio
Kamy Sepehrnoori is a professor in the Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, where he holds the Texaco Centennial Chair in Petroleum Engineering. His research interests and teaching include computational methods, reservoir simulation, simulation of unconventional reservoirs, enhanced oil recovery modeling, flow assurance modeling, naturally fractured reservoirs, high-performance computing, CO2 and hydrogen storage, and well and reservoir integrity. He has been teaching at The University of Texas for over 40 years and has graduated more than 250 MS and PhD students under his supervision, working mainly in the areas of reservoir simulation and enhanced oil recovery modeling. For the last several years, he has been supervising a research group in the simulation of unconventional reservoirs (shale gas and tight oil reservoirs). Sepehrnoori’s research team, along with his colleagues, has overseen the development of several compositional reservoir simulators (i.e., UTCOMPRS, UTCHEMRS, and UTGEL). Also, more recently, he supervised the development of a software package for embedded discrete fracture modeling for application in naturally and hydraulically fractured reservoirs. He has published over 800 articles in journals and conference proceedings in his research areas. He has also coauthored five books. Sepehrnoori is the director of the Reservoir Simulation Joint Industry Project in the Center for Subsurface Energy and the Environment. He holds a PhD degree in petroleum engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.