Mohammad Naqi

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Richardson, TX 75080 Email: abpdhr@r.postjobfree.com

Education

M.S in Structural geology, University of Texas at Dallas (graduating December 2010)

Thesis: Slip transfer from extensional to strike-slip fault in Fourmile flat, Nevada.

Advisor: Dr. John Oldow

B.S in Geology with minor in Petroleum geology, Kuwait University (August 2005)

Work Experience

Teacher assistant, Kuwait University 2008-2009

Borehole geologist, Schlumberger 2005-2008

Professional & academical expertise

Acquired and processed GPS data using TOPCON and Leica systems.

Conducted several gravity surveys using Scintrex CG-5.

Supervised Geology team trainees in Data & Consulting Services (DCS).

Client representative as a borehole geologist for KGOC (Kuwait Oil Gulf Company).

In charge of data processing and interpretation for LSP project (Large scale Steamflood Project) with KGOC;

processed and interpreted over 20 well in this project in carbonate reservoir.

Attended several training courses (classes and field work).

Organized Knowledge-sharing presentation series in DCS.

Performed routine and advanced borehole image analysis (FMI, OBMI and UBI):

-Bedding, fracture and fault interpretation.

-In-situ stress analysis.

-Porosity and permeability calculation for carbonate reservoirs.

Training & Field work

Advanced field geology (Idaho, 2010)

Gravity survey (Nevada, 2009)

Summer Applied Geophysical Experience (New Mexico, 2009)

Structural geology (France, 2008)

Core workshop (GEO Bahrain, 2008)

Carbonate sedimentology (Oman, 2007)

Petrophysical & borehole geology course (Abu Dhabi, 2005)

Summer field camp (Oman, 2003)

Routine core analysis (Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, 2002)

Scholarship

Full scholarship for M.S and PhD studies from Kuwait University covering entire tuition (2008).

Computer & Software skills

ArcGIS

Oasis Montaj

Surfer

GeoFrame

Microsoft Office

Adobe Photoshop

Affiliation membership

Geological Society of America (GSA)

American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)

Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)

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