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FracMan Technology Group/Seattle
Aaron Fox, L.G.
B.Sc., Geological Sciences, University of Washington, 1998.
B.A. with Distinction, Communications, University of Washington, 1998.
M.Sc. Geology, Portland State University, 2005 (In progress)
Geological Society of America
American Geophysical Union
Association of Engineering Geologists
Washington State Licensed Geologist (#2543)
OSHA HAZWOPR
2004 to date
Golder Associates Redmond, Washington
Project Geologist Technical lead and project manager for
major discrete fracture network (DFN) simulation projects in the US and Europe,
including clastic, carbonate, and granite geologies. Manager for 2 km scale DFN
model study of fractured granite site. Simulation of well tests, upscaling, and
structural model construction and conditioning. Extensive geologic field
experience in the US and Canada. Clients include SKB (Sweden), JNC (Japan),
Occidental Petroleum, Shell, Hindustani Oil Exploration Co., USDOE.
1998 to 2004
Golder Associates Redmond, Washington
Engineering Geologist Lead modeler for discrete fracture
network (DFN) simulations for civil and environmental project in the US,
Europe, and the Caribbean. Simulation of well tests, upscaling, and structural
model construction and conditioning. Extensive geologic field experience in the
US and Canada. Clients include US DOE, Marathon Oil, Holditch & Assoc., JVPC,
PetroCanada, Conoco, SKB (Sweden), JNC (Japan).
Publications
Fox, A., La Pointe, P., Hermanson, J. Munier, R., 2005. Assessing geological
controls on fracture orientations and intensity through discrete fracture
network modeling, 48th Annual Meeting of the Association of Engineering
Geologists, Las Vegas, NV, 17-25 September, 2005.
Fox, A., Janssen, K., Lindsay, T., and Cummings, M., 2004, Computer-based
laboratory for G202 and University Studies Program requirements at Portland
State University, Oregon Academy of Sciences Annual meeting, Portland, OR,
2004. Available at: http://www.drizzle.com/~afox/writings/OAS_poster_final.pdf
Fox, A., Dershowitz, W., 2002, TRUE Block Scale project: Channel Network Model
– Predictions for Phase A Tracer Tests, International Progress Report
IPR-02-27, Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management
Company (SKB), Stockholm, Sweden
Fox, A., Dershowitz, W., 2000, TRUE Block Scale project: A preliminary channel
network model based on the September 1998 structural model, International
Technical Document ITD-00-08, Aspo Hard Rock Laboratory, Swedish Nuclear Fuel
and Waste Management Company (SKB), Stockholm, Sweden
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