| Valentin-Paul TUDORACHE1, Gheorghe BULIGA2
Abstract. This scientific paper developed under the auspices of the AOSR, analyzes the fundamental role of digital geosciences in identifying and modeling hydrocarbon reservoirs. The discovery of natural gas and oil deposits requires an advanced understanding of the nature of both source and reservoir rocks. Recently, in a global context, the integration of high-performance digital technologies has enabled the detailed simulation of the genesis and migration processes of fossil fluids. The use of supercomputers facilitates the construction of three-dimensional outcrop models, whose extrapolation to deep-seated structures allows for the precise identification of productive layers located several kilometers underground. This approach significantly reduces geological uncertainty, providing rigorous geometric visualizations of reservoirs and thus contributing to the efficiency of exploration and exploitation activities. Keywords: rock-reservoir system, multiscale modeling, digital geoscience, geological storage, HPC simulation. DOI 10.56082/annalsarscieng.2026.2.91 Read full article 1Associate Professor PhD. Eng. Dipl. at Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti, Boulevard Bucharest, no. 39, code 100680, Ploiesti, Prahova, Romania, President of A.G.I.R. Prahova branch; Honorary Member of C.N.R-C.M.E; Associate Member of The Academy of Romanian Scientists. (E-mail: valentin.tudorache@yahoo.com, valentin.tudorache@upg-ploiesti.ro). 2Associate Professor PhD. Eng. at University Petroleum-Gas of Ploiesti; Faculty of Petroleum and Gas Engineering; Member of the Academy of Sciences of New York; Honorary Member of A.S.T.R.; Member Titular A.O.S.R., and, President of the Geonomic Sciences Section of A.O.S.R. (E-mail: gheorghebuliga2020@gmail.com). |
PUBLISHED in Annals Academy of Romanian Scientists Series on Engineering Sciences
ISSN PRINT 2066 – 6950 ISSN ONLINE 2066 – 8570 |
