Empirical market research
Project management
Database Management and Analysis
Planning and development
Fission Track Thermochronology
Sedimentology
AAPG-American Association of Petroleum Geologists
SPE-Sociery of Petroleum Engineers
GSNZ-Geological Society of New Zealand
Glen is the Associate Director and Outreach Manager at the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute (EORI) of the University of Wyoming. He is also Group Leader for Database Management and Screening, as well as Special Projects. His research focusses on CO2 Supply for EOR, EOR Project Feasibility Studies and Screening and Scoping Models. Glen has a Doctorate in Geology from the Free University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands and a M.Sc. in Geology from the University of Waikato, New Zealand.
Areas of focus:
CO2 EOR Market Intelligence
CO2 Supply for EOR
CCUS
Screening and scoping models and Decision Making
Project Feasibility Studies
Project Management
Administration
Strategic Planning
Business Development and Outreach
Technology Transfer
Education
B.Sc. Earth Sciences - University of Waikato
M.Sc. (Tech) Coastal Engineering - University of Waikato
Doctoraat Isotope Geochemistry - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Professional Experience
Associate Director EORI
Research Manager, trendence GmbH
Sales Executive, Marcus Evans Ltd.
Publications
“Screening Strategy for Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery in Wyoming Basins”. V. Alvarado, G. Thyne, G.R. Murrell. SPE 115940
“Calibration
and comparison of etching and thermal modeling techniques for apatite
fission track thermochronology”. G.R. Murrell, E.R. Sobel, B. Carrapa
and Paul Andriessen., Geological Society of London, Special Publication
(in press)
“A fission track data compilation for
Fennoscandia”. Bart Hendriks, Paul Andriessen, Yvette Huigen, Callum
Leighton, Tim Redfield, Glen Murrell, Kerry Gallagher, Søren Bom
Nielsen. Norwegian Journal of Geology (2007), vol 87, nr 1 & 2.
143-155.
“The Bologna Process: Student Plans and Perceptions”. Martine Plompen, Glen Murrell. EFMD Research Report Series, 2006/1.
“The long-term thermal evolution of central Fennoscandia revealed by low-temperature thermochronometry” Ph.D. Thesis
“Provenance
of Oligocene synorogenic sediments of the Ligurian Alps (NW Italy):
inferences on belt age and cooling history” Chiara Barbieri, Barbara
Carrapa, Andrea Di Giulio, Jan Wijbrans, Glen R. Murrell. International
Journal of Earth Sciences (2003), vol 92, no 5, 758-778.
"Unravelling
a long-term multi-event thermal record in the cratonic interior of
southern Finland through apatite fission track thermochronology". G.R.
Murrell; P.A.M. Andriessen. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth (2004),
vol 29, iss, 10, 695-706.
Selected Abstracts
“The
Relationship between Carbon Capture Technologies for Coal Power Fired
Power Plants and Sequestration Methodology”. Geoffrey Thyne; Glen R.
Murrell., American Chemical Society, Rocky Mountain Regional Meeting,
August 29-September 1, 2007, Denver, CO.
“Physical and
Economic Integration of Carbon Capture Methods with Sequestration Sinks”
Geoffrey Thyne; Glen R. Murrell., 2007 AGU Fall Meeting, 10-14
December, 2007, San Francisco, CA.
Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave. Dept 4068
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: 307-766-2843
Fax: 307-766-2737
e-mail: gmurrell@uwyo.edu
