JAY SCOTT ROBERTS
Geologists in Johnstown, PA
License number
Pennsylvania PG002188G
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Geologist
Address
Address
Johnstown, PA 15905
Professional information
Director At Saint Francis University
Position:
Director at Saint Francis University
Location:
Johnstown, Pennsylvania Area
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
Saint Francis University
since 1998
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Director
Education:
saint francis university
BS.Education, MS.Labor Relations, Master Certification Project Management Villanova, Education, MS Labor Relations, Master certification Project Management
BS.Education, MS.Labor Relations, Master Certification Project Management Villanova, Education, MS Labor Relations, Master certification Project Management
Director At Saint Francis University
Position:
Director at Saint Francis University
Location:
Johnstown, Pennsylvania Area
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
Saint Francis University
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Director
Systems And Methods For Monitoring Groundwater, Rock, And Casing For Production Flow And Leakage Of Hydrocarbon Fluids
US Patent:
8215164, Jul 10, 2012
Filed:
Jan 2, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/342186
Inventors:
Daniar Hussain - Johnstown PA, US
James B Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Jay Scott Roberts - Johnstown PA, US
Ryan Abbott - Campbell CA, US
Lou Crocco - Johnstown PA, US
Steven G. Malliaris - Winnetka IL, US
James B Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Jay Scott Roberts - Johnstown PA, US
Ryan Abbott - Campbell CA, US
Lou Crocco - Johnstown PA, US
Steven G. Malliaris - Winnetka IL, US
Assignee:
HydroConfidence Inc. - Johnstown PA
International Classification:
E21B 47/06, E21B 47/10
US Classification:
7315233, 7315257
Abstract:
One embodiment of the present invention is a system comprising one or more subsystems, which can be practiced alone or in combination, which together allow for monitoring of groundwater, rock, and casing for production flow and leakage of hydrocarbon fluids. A flow measurement subsystem measures flow of hydrocarbons in the horizontal casing string. A well mechanical integrity monitoring subsystem monitors the mechanical integrity of the natural gas production well, including the junctures of a completed well. An aquifer monitoring subsystem directly monitors water aquifer(s) underneath and surrounding a natural gas production well or pad, including monitoring wells or existing water wells. A communication subsystem is used to communicate measurements taken downhole to the surface. The present invention may be used to enhance the production from a gas bearing shale formation, mitigate liability associated with hydrocarbon migration, and monitor for a loss of mechanical integrity of a well.