0 Benjamin Busch

Dr. Benjamin Busch

  • Institut für Angewandte Geowissenschaften -
    Strukturgeologie & Tektonik

    KIT - Karlsruher Institut für Technologie,
    Campus Süd

    Adenauerring 20a
    76131 Karlsruhe

Dr. Benjamin Busch

Research areas

  • Reservoir Quality Prediction Modeling
  • Structural Diagenesis
  • Sedimentology

Responsibilities

  • Management of lab facilities
  • Steering committee for the management of the mechanical workshop
  • Member of Institute steering commission (ILA)
  • Committee for reorganization of Applied Geoscience MSc study program in university's self administration
  • Teaching of course Geological Field Methods I, Geological Maps and Profiles, Diagenesis and Cores, Projectmanagement, Earth History, Regional and Historic Geology, Reservoir Geology
  • Management of field courses Reservoir-Geology, Geological Field Methods I, Erath History, Regional and Historic Geology
  • Radiation Protection Officer
  • ITB

Experiences

  • Teaching: undergraduate and postgraduate students in the field: Scotland, SW-England, Germany, France, Sizily
  • Analytical: fracture and well log analysis with WellCad, petrography, cathodolumiscence, paragenetic sequences, petrophysical analysis (porosity/permeability, Vp/Vs), geophysical analysis (handheld gamma ray), core scanning, LiDAR and drone based field mapping
  • Numerical: reservoir quality prediction modeling with TouchStone, statistical analysis of deformation bands, machine learning in reservoir quality studies

Publication overview

Education

 
 2013-2016 Dr. rer. nat. (PhD) in Applied Geosciences at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Thesis title: Impact of grain coatings on quartz overgrowth and reservoir properties

Supervision: Prof. Dr. Christoph Hilgers (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) and Prof. Dr. Helge Stanjek (RWTH Aachen University)

 2010-2013 M.Sc. program Applied Geosciences at RWTH Aachen University, Major: Geology – Geochemistry – Resources (now: Energy and Mineral Resources – EMR), Thesis title: Structural Diagenesis of unconventional shales and a Rotliegend reservoir in central and northern Germany
 
 2007-2010 B.Sc. program Applied Geosciences at RWTH Aachen University, Major: Geology– Geochemistry – Resources, Thesis: Mapping project on land slides in Greece

Peer-Review Publications


Conference contributions