[akabc47]

当下又要进入新一年的申请时候了，版上关于石油工程和物探方向的学校介绍比较全，但是关于石油地质方面的信息比较少，还没有整理好的学校情况介绍。在北美的各位学地质的筒子们，能否贡献一下力量，写一点关于自己所在的系或者自己所熟悉的系介绍，为后来的学弟学妹们提供一点信息？话说前人栽树，后人乘凉，不断有新鲜血液的加入，华人石油圈的不断壮大，对我们身在北美的每一个人也都是一件好事。

鉴于北美并没有单独的石油地质系或者石油地质学科，做这个方向的教授比较分散，所以并不局限于那些著名的大系，比如UT Austin，TAMU之类，其它的学校也是一概欢迎。

关于内容，可以介绍一下方向、人员、就业形势，如果觉得方便的话，最好能够提供一下是否要招人的信息。

USA

Arizona University
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

Stanford University
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

UT Austin
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

Penn State University
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

Texas A&M University
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

University of Oklahoma
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

Michigan University
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

University of Colorado Boulder
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

Colorado School of Mines
http://forum.petro-c...BB%8B%E7%BB%8D/

UK

University of Southampton
http://forum.petro-c...bb%8b%e7%bb%8d/

本篇主题已被 akabc47 于 12-22-2011 - 07:18 编辑过

[akabc47]

码了这么多字，看看大家反映，明天继续吧。

[panli]

版主做的这个太有意义了！非常感谢

[upjzk]

谢谢斑竹的劳动，认真学习了。

[ZeroOmega]

十分有用，支持一下！

[GeorgeRW]

谢谢师哥发这个贴！

[蝉时小雨]

引用框（GeorgeRW ＠ 10-04-2011 - 11:09）

谢谢师哥发这个贴！

[蝉时小雨]

求澳大利亚石油地质读研情况。谢谢:)

[akabc47]

引用框（蝉时小雨 ＠ 10-23-2011 - 17:07）

求澳大利亚石油地质读研情况。谢谢:)

这个。。。 不太了解。。。
期待有人补充。。。

[喵喵1222]

求各位前辈能多提供几所UK的学校啊~是石油勘探或者石油地质都行啊~

[willor]

关于universit of tulsa的介绍呢？以前有，怎么找不到了？

[akabc47]

willor, on 01-31-2012 - 01:05, said:

关于universit of tulsa的介绍呢？以前有，怎么找不到了？

石油工程有介绍吧？由于小弟眼界有限，Tulsa地科貌似还没有写过。如果willor同学对Tulsa的地科系比较熟悉的话，能否辛苦辛苦，造福一下版上的同学们呢？

[shangfeipp603]

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

[ytlee]

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 10:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

Using your logics, why not look for school in North Dakota http://www.eerc.und.nodak.edu/. The state has the lowest unemployment rate <2.0%. Any warm body is snatched up working in the resource play. UND has a special program to train people who wants to be oil workers. http://engineering.u.../affiliates.cfm Some town population jump 350% overnight with the oil workers. http://www.npr.org/2...ks-north-dakota

However, if your life goal is just study for work, you are one sorry individual. Life is more than work.I hope your life goal is more than work.

BTW, have you ask yourself,
why you want to work and
working for what.

When you find the answers, then find an education to help your preparation. Don't limit yourself to be a worker ant. you are better than that.

[zhangxuewei]

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 12:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

系里有个中国老师吧，做地震解释方面，我读过他的seismic texture方面的文章，很不错。

[wzgme]

zhangxuewei, on 03-18-2012 - 05:41, said:

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 12:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

系里有个中国老师吧，做地震解释方面，我读过他的seismic texture方面的文章，很不错。

Dengliang Gao，他的确是目前seismic texture做的最很好了。http://www.geo.wvu.edu/~dgao/
他2009年加入WVU，现在是Associate Professor，之前在工业界和学术界都工作过，理论和现场经验都不缺。现在还是Geophysics杂志负责seismic attribute栏目的唯一副主编。Blueocean版主和他比较熟悉，我和他有些email交流和请教texture问题，去年SEG年会上和他短暂聊过一次，感觉他人也不错。但他带学生方面，我不了解，感兴趣的人也许可以联系下。他本科是合肥工业的，还在同济大学工作过。

[shangfeipp603]

ytlee, on 03-18-2012 - 03:43, said:

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 10:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

Using your logics, why not look for school in North Dakota http://www.eerc.und.nodak.edu/. The state has the lowest unemployment rate <2.0%. Any warm body is snatched up working in the resource play. UND has a special program to train people who wants to be oil workers. http://engineering.u.../affiliates.cfm Some town population jump 350% overnight with the oil workers. http://www.npr.org/2...ks-north-dakota

However, if your life goal is just study for work, you are one sorry individual. Life is more than work.I hope your life goal is more than work.

BTW, have you ask yourself,
why you want to work and
working for what.

When you find the answers, then find an education to help your preparation. Don't limit yourself to be a worker ant. you are better than that.

Thanks!Ytlee, Actually, I totally agree with your idea---Life is short and people should take their precious time to do what they really like to do, not only work for money.
Although our department has a relatively strong shale gas-oriented graduate program, my phd research is all about the geological evolution of Tibet---- unfortunately, not that 'oily'. But I do enjoy my research a lot. Anyway, I get opportunities to go to one of the most beautiful regions -- Qamdo(昌都）in eastern Tibet every summer doing my field works, and get access to two state of art labs, one at West Virginia U. and another at U. of Arizona.
But sometimes, I do feel frustrated when I try to communicate with some of my friends who are 'petroleum guys',especially people study petroleum engineering (I graduate from Petroleum University so lots of my friends are Petroleum Geology or PE major). Generally, the messages I got from them are ---What the hell are you doing? Why study something that has nothing to do with petroleum. So, it makes me fell that--if something are not petroleum/natural gas related(actually, they all mean MONEY$$$), they are not worth doing/studying. I bet this thought is very popular among our forum members.
I am an friendly person. I don't like to argue with people on their opinion. So, I present what people like to read. Shale gas is a big deal in U.S. today. Everyone likes it and loves to talk about it. And I tend to believe that in order to let people to think about the true meaning of their lives, they have to have some money in their pockets first.
--just some of my immature thoughts

[shangfeipp603]

wzgme, on 03-18-2012 - 15:32, said:

zhangxuewei, on 03-18-2012 - 05:41, said:

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 12:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

系里有个中国老师吧，做地震解释方面，我读过他的seismic texture方面的文章，很不错。

Dengliang Gao，他的确是目前seismic texture做的最很好了。http://www.geo.wvu.edu/~dgao/
他2009年加入WVU，现在是Associate Professor，之前在工业界和学术界都工作过，理论和现场经验都不缺。现在还是Geophysics杂志负责seismic attribute栏目的唯一副主编。Blueocean版主和他比较熟悉，我和他有些email交流和请教texture问题，去年SEG年会上和他短暂聊过一次，感觉他人也不错。但他带学生方面，我不了解，感兴趣的人也许可以联系下。他本科是合肥工业的，还在同济大学工作过。

高老师人不错，手里现在有一个中国在读博士，一个中国访问学者。今年新招了一个伊朗博士，但WVU的地球物理用一句话概括--势单力薄。实际的老师只有2个人，今年wilson休假后就只剩Dr。Gao一人了。

[shangfeipp603]

wzgme, on 03-18-2012 - 15:32, said:

zhangxuewei, on 03-18-2012 - 05:41, said:

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 12:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

系里有个中国老师吧，做地震解释方面，我读过他的seismic texture方面的文章，很不错。

Dengliang Gao，他的确是目前seismic texture做的最很好了。http://www.geo.wvu.edu/~dgao/
他2009年加入WVU，现在是Associate Professor，之前在工业界和学术界都工作过，理论和现场经验都不缺。现在还是Geophysics杂志负责seismic attribute栏目的唯一副主编。Blueocean版主和他比较熟悉，我和他有些email交流和请教texture问题，去年SEG年会上和他短暂聊过一次，感觉他人也不错。但他带学生方面，我不了解，感兴趣的人也许可以联系下。他本科是合肥工业的，还在同济大学工作过。

高老师人不错，手里现在有一个中国在读博士，一个中国访问学者。今年新招了一个伊朗博士，但WVU的地球物理用一句话概括--势单力薄。实际的老师只有2个人，今年wilson休假后就只剩Dr。Gao一人了。

[zhangxuewei]

shangfeipp603, on 03-18-2012 - 21:42, said:

ytlee, on 03-18-2012 - 03:43, said:

shangfeipp603, on 03-17-2012 - 10:30, said:

恩，也来给自己的学校打个广告吧：
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
西佛吉尼亚州立大学，
地球科学部由地理与地质系两部分组成，我所在的地质系有大约30名graduate student，faculty 10+人,并且有不断扩大的趋势（今年已经新来了2位沉积，能源方面的教授）.
所谓靠山吃山，靠海吃海，系里一半以上的研究都与marcellus shale 有关，对页岩气感兴趣的同学可以看一看。
系里的看家教授Tim Carr, 曾今是kansas geological survey 的主要负责人，现在手里有大量学生，从事美国东部的页岩气开发。

Using your logics, why not look for school in North Dakota http://www.eerc.und.nodak.edu/. The state has the lowest unemployment rate <2.0%. Any warm body is snatched up working in the resource play. UND has a special program to train people who wants to be oil workers. http://engineering.u.../affiliates.cfm Some town population jump 350% overnight with the oil workers. http://www.npr.org/2...ks-north-dakota

However, if your life goal is just study for work, you are one sorry individual. Life is more than work.I hope your life goal is more than work.

BTW, have you ask yourself,
why you want to work and
working for what.

When you find the answers, then find an education to help your preparation. Don't limit yourself to be a worker ant. you are better than that.

Thanks!Ytlee, Actually, I totally agree with your idea---Life is short and people should take their precious time to do what they really like to do, not only work for money.
Although our department has a relatively strong shale gas-oriented graduate program, my phd research is all about the geological evolution of Tibet---- unfortunately, not that 'oily'. But I do enjoy my research a lot. Anyway, I get opportunities to go to one of the most beautiful regions -- Qamdo(昌都）in eastern Tibet every summer doing my field works, and get access to two state of art labs, one at West Virginia U. and another at U. of Arizona.
But sometimes, I do feel frustrated when I try to communicate with some of my friends who are 'petroleum guys',especially people study petroleum engineering (I graduate from Petroleum University so lots of my friends are Petroleum Geology or PE major). Generally, the messages I got from them are ---What the hell are you doing? Why study something that has nothing to do with petroleum. So, it makes me fell that--if something are not petroleum/natural gas related(actually, they all mean MONEY$$$), they are not worth doing/studying. I bet this thought is very popular among our forum members.
I am an friendly person. I don't like to argue with people on their opinion. So, I present what people like to read. Shale gas is a big deal in U.S. today. Everyone likes it and loves to talk about it. And I tend to believe that in order to let people to think about the true meaning of their lives, they have to have some money in their pockets first.
--just some of my immature thoughts

用不着沮丧，读地质挺好的，显然geology比"petroleum geology"赋有更宽泛、更深刻的含义；就算在石油行业就业，也不一定必须是读”石油“地质的。而且地球分支科学都是关联的，石油地质只是地质学的一个应用方向。

读过国内的石油院校就会了解其基础地球科学教育的薄弱，如果更希望拓宽和加深自己的基础地质知识，读非石油地质是个不错的选择。