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Thomas Eyre

Scientist | Data Management | Business Intelligence | Data-driven Insights

Thomas Eyre is a Senior Data Management and BI Analyst at JLL Canada, where he contributes to the national research team. His expertise lies in data science, full-cycle data management, visualization, and interpretation. Previously, Thomas held leadership roles as the Director and CEO of ASEISMIC Solutions Inc., a University of Calgary spinoff focusing on software development for induced earthquake risk mitigation. His initiatives were aimed at bridging research discoveries to practical industry solutions. Thomas has a strong background in geomechanical modeling, with a primary focus on developing software tools for induced seismicity risk mitigation. During his tenure at the University of Calgary, he also worked as a Research Associate, delving into induced earthquakes resulting from hydraulic fracturing. Prior to this, he conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Alberta, where he was part of the Microseismic Industry Consortium, dedicated to seismic source inversion and its applications, specifically in hydraulic fracturing environments and stress inversion. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Geophysics from University College Dublin, where he conducted research on seismic sources in volcanic settings, and a Master's degree in Geophysics and Seismology from the University of Liverpool.

Highlights

Jan 28 · linkedin

The deadline to submit an abstract for Geoconvention 2022 is just around the corner! This year I am co-chairing a session on Microseismic Integration with Adam Baig. Please consider submitting to our session - description below. Abstract deadline for a placeholder (title and paragraph) is Friday 4th February; full abstract due March 4th.

#geoconvention2022 #geocon2022

Microseismic Integration: Monitoring reservoirs for microseismicity during hydraulic fracturing, mining, cyclic steaming, CCS, or geothermal (to name a few) operations is seen as critical to understanding the dynamics of rockmass/reservoir as it responds to industrial processes. Frequently, integration of microseismic data with other datastreams or analyses adds additional insight into the geomechanical response of the medium. In this session, we solicit abstracts discussing how microseismic response can be understood in the context of other observations to yield higher-order insights on the dynamics of injection or extraction processes.

Jan 12 · linkedin

David Eaton, Megan Eyre, PhD, P.Geo. and I have finally set up a #linkedin business page for our company, ASEISMIC Solutions.

We have been busy converting our research codes, developed over the past few years, into a software that can comprehensively analyse the risk of induced #earthquakes caused by fluid injection operations.

Want to stay up-to-date with what is going on? Follow our Page for the latest updates.

#business #research #software #inducedseismicity #fracking #oilandgas #geothermal #lovegeothermal #carboncapture #carbonsequestration #bluehydrogen

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