Stanislav Glubokovskikh

Research Scientist

M/S 74R316C

Biography

Dr. Stanislav Glubokovskikh is a Research Earth Scientist at the Energy Geosciences Division (EGD). He joined the Berkeley Lab in November 2020 to work on seismic characterization and monitoring for diverse purposes: from unconventional reservoirs to geological carbon storage. Dr. Glubokovskikh is a passionate geoscientist with twelve years’ experience of geophysical research and teaching under- and post-graduate courses to geophysicists. Prior to the Berkeley Lab, he was working as a Senior Research Fellow at Curtin University (Perth, Australia) and a number of research institutions in Russia.

Research Interests

Dr. Glubokovskikh’s research involves all aspects of rock physics, active/passive seismic monitoring and in-depth data analysis (inverse problems and statistical scrutiny). Dr. Glubokovskikh’s contribution to the field of seismic reservoir characterization and rock physics has been recognized by several awards from the geophysical professional societies. He also serves as an associate editor for GEOPHYSICS. Right now, Dr. Glubokovskikh focuses on the development of AI-powered workflows for streamline processing and interpretation of geophysical and engineering measurements to optimize the subsurface operations, such as: hydraulic fracturing, geothermal reservoir stimulation, injection of carbon dioxide, and well completion. This research involves both novel algorithms and development of new sensing technologies. A completely different research topic has to do with the digital rock physics workflows for rock physics diagnostic of the reservoir rocks.