Kareem Aboayanah

PhD Student

Biography

Kareem Aboayanah is working on his PhD in Civil Engineering with Prof. Grasselli at the University of Toronto. He received his MASc from Politecnico di Torino, Italy, in 2019, and a BASc from Suez University, Egypt, in 2012, both in petroleum engineering. Kareem has more than 2 years of experience in heavy-oil reservoirs stimulation. His research interests include: THM-coupled processes in rock mechanics and induced seismicity.

September 2020
September 2020

Award

Won 2nd place Jerome H. Remick III Student Posters Awards at GeoConvention 2020 Conference
September 2020
September 2020

Poster

Poster presented at GeoConvention 2020 virtual conference titled "Geomechanical assessment of potential gas leak pathways: a numerical modeling study on caprock integrity of natural gas storage site"

May 2020
May 2020

Award

Won first place at the responsible development of unconventional resources (REDEVELOP) Challenge with a team of 3 other highly qualified personnel (HQPs) to address the problem of "Geomechanical modeling of potential leakage pathways through caprocks at natural gas storage sites"
September 2019
September 2019

Joined

Joined as a PhD Student

Publications

Eldridge, E., Aboayanah, K., Wang, Y., Dormer, R., & Mayer, B. (2020). Geomechanical assessment of potential gas leak pathways: a numerical modeling study on caprock integrity of natural gas storage site. University of Calgary CREATE ReDeveLoP Annual Innovation Program, May 4 - 5, 2020, Virtual.