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Stanford University, Stanford, California
8/96 - 2/98
Ph.D. in petroleum engineering. Not finished.
Stanford University, Stanford, California
1/95 - 8/96
M.S. in petroleum engineering.
Oil and Gas Academy, Moscow, Russia
1/89 - 10/94
B. S. in applied mathematics. Specialization: geophysics.
Software engineer, Geoquest Schlumberger, Houston
2/98-present
Developing algorithm for object based geostatistical modeling and writing a C++ code.
See
example for more details.
Working on 3D vizualization with OpenInventor/OpenGL.
Leading the development of geostatistical software in Geoquest and consulting clients on its use.
Research assistant, Stanford University, Palo-Alto, California
1/95 - 2/98
Conducting research in geostatistical group
SCRF on reservoir
modeling, upscaling , and reservoir simulation. Working on random
field simulation using FFT and integrating seismic
and well data for building reservoir model. Ph. D. project - 4D seismic for reservoir characterization.
Geoscientist, Shell Oil Company, Houston
6/97- 9/97
Gulf of Mexico reservoir characterization project. Integrating well and seismic data,
predicting sand with geostatistical methods.
Software engineer, Central Geophysical Expedition, Moscow
1/90 - 12/94
Developed interactive graphical program for full-stage interpretation
of seismic and well data. Designed and implemented an algorithm
for mapping with faults and various gridding techniques based on
geostatistical methods.
High level of expertise in UNIX and Windows environments. Proficient in C, C++, JAVA. Experienced with data bases, spreadsheets, geophysical programs, Eclipse, GSLIB.
First prize in the University student paper contest, 1993
L. Shmaryan, C. Deutsch. SPE paper 56821, "Object based modeling of Fluvial Reservoirs with Fast Data Conditioning", 1999. Download
L. Shmaryan, A. Journel. Journal of Mathematical Geology, #8, "Two Markov Models and Their Application", 1999
Volleyball, soccer, canoeing.