Mohammad Nurul Islam Data-verified
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Consultant, Geotechnical Engineer
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Mohammad Nurul Islam's research centers on the physics of fluid flow, heat transport, and mass transport through multiphase porous materials, with applications in geomaterials and energy extraction. His work investigates phenomena such as CO2 sequestration, wellbore integrity, methane hydrate behavior, geothermal energy potential, hazardous waste disposal, and enhanced oil and gas recovery. Islam has also published on the interpretation of cone penetration test data for coupled numerical modeling and finite element simulations of fluid leakage through faulted reservoirs.
His publications include evaluations of air injection processes for heavy oil reservoirs, such as the THAI process in Athabasca and Kerrobert. He has also contributed to studies on environmental issues, including incineration and the rise of candidemia in intensive care units in Bangladesh. Islam's scholarly metrics include an h-index of 5 and 23 total publications with 214 citations.
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- h-index: 9
- Publications: 23
- Citations: 249
Selected Publications
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An In-Depth Evaluation of Toe-To-Heel Air Injection Application in a Heavy Oil Reservoir Underlain by Bottom Water. Kerrobert Case (2024)
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Evaluation of the First Field Piloting of the THAI Process: Athabasca Pilot (2023)
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Athabasca Toe-to-Heel Air Injection Pilot: Evaluation of the Spontaneous Ignition Based on Apparent Atomic Hydrogen-Carbon Ratio Variation (2022)
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