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CSIR-NGRI Technical Assistant bags Young Scientist Award
Dr Uma Vadapalli, Technical Assistant of CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI), received the prestigious “Young Scientist Award for the year 2016” from the Telangana Akademy of Sciences (TAS). The award was presented by Dr C H Mohan Rao, President TAS and Dr K Chandrasekhar, Director, CSIR-IICT, here on Thursday.
Hyderabad: Dr Uma Vadapalli, Technical Assistant of CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI), received the prestigious “Young Scientist Award for the year 2016” from the Telangana Akademy of Sciences (TAS).
The award was presented by Dr C H Mohan Rao, President TAS and Dr K Chandrasekhar, Director, CSIR-IICT, here on Thursday.
The Young Scientist Award – 2016 was awarded to Dr Uma to recognise her significant contributions towards development of an algorithm for reservoir permeability modelling by using fractal theory and Monte – Carlo technique. The algorithm has been applied to model permeability distribution of Ankleshwar hydrocarbon reservoir, Cambay basin, India.
Dr Uma has been working in CSIR-NGRI on hydrocarbon reservoir modelling studies. She obtained her PhD from the Osmania University in the year 2016 for thesis entitled Fractal based permeability modelling and time-lapse seismic response evaluation using well log data for reservoir characterization and CO2 – EOR study” Dr V M Tiwari, Director, CSIR-NGRI has been elected as Fellow of TAS while Dr Subash Chandra, Dr M S Kalpana, Dr. D Shashidhar and Dr A Vasanthi have been elected as Associate Fellows of the TAS.
