Pauline Collon

Pauline 2011

Research Topics

  • Characterization and modelling of connected geobodies (karstic networks, channnelized systems...)
  • Case study developments
  • Hydrogeochemistry of Post-Mining
  • Modeling of water-rock interaction at basin scale

Publication links

HAL (with author's version of Journal papers in free download) : Id9231

ORCID ID : 0000-0001-8505-4961

Scopus ID : 57211849236

Google Scholar : Profile

About...

Pauline holds an MSc and Engineering degree from the Nancy School of Geology (ENSG, 2000). In 2003, she defended her PhD in Nancy on reactive fluid transport applied to the water quality after the flooding of iron mines in Lorraine, which received a Regional prize. She has then teached hydrogeology, GIS and geosciences 2 years in Strasbourg (ENGEES) and 2 years in the University of Reims (URCA) before joining the RING team in September 2007. She got her HDR in Geosciences in 2016. As a Professor of the University of Lorraine and GeoRessources laboratory, she teaches Geomodeling, Hydro(geo)logy, C++ Programming, GIS and (Geo)Statistics at the Nancy School of Geology (ENSG).

Her work is dedicated to the development of novel methodologies for the modelling of reservoirs characterized by a complex geometry, like flooded mines, karstic networks or channelized systems. Whatever the studied object, the concern is to find new solutions allowing to reproduce one or several natural processes (e.g., hydrochemistry in flooded mines) or geometries (karstic networks, channels) by combining field/laboratory data and theoretical concepts. The aim is not to find the exact theoretical solution but to find solutionS that account for the observed reality, its complexity and the associated uncertainties. Her research activities are thus at a crossroads between numerical geology, geomodelling, hydrogeology and hydrochemistry, geostatistics.

Contact Information

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Phone number:(+33) 3 72 74 45 23
ENSG office number:G207

Publications

2018

Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Reverse-time modeling of channelized meandering systems from geological observations
in: 20th International Sedimentological Congress
Pauline Collon and Anne-Julie Tinet and Lorraine Dewaide and Vincent Hallet.
Simulation of multiple-peaked skewed breakthrough curves with the new open-source program OM-MADE
in: Eurokarst 2018
Dimitri Laurent and Eric C. Gaucher and Christophe Durlet and Cédric Carpentier and Guillaume Barré and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Paris and Jacques Pironon.
Une spéléogenèse à acide sulfurique dans le piémont nord-pyrénéen ?
in: R{\'e}union des Sciences de la Terre RST2018

2017

Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
3D Geomodelling in Structurally Complex Areas - Implicit vs. Explicit representations
in: 79th EAGE Conference and Exhibition 2017, EAGE / SPE
Guillaume Rongier and Pauline Collon and Philippe Renard.
A geostatistical approach to the simulation of stacked channels
in: Marine and Petroleum Geology, 82 (318 - 335)
Pauline Collon and Philippe Renard and David Bernasconi and Cécile Vuilleumier.
Nouvelles métriques pour la caractérisation de la géométrie et de la topologie des karsts
in: Journ{\'e}es du Karst 2017 - Workshop Karsts et Bassins S{\'e}dimentairess
Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
On the Chronological Ordering of Oxbow Lakes for Reverse Migration of Channels Conditioned to Subsurface Data
in: 79th EAGE Conference and Exhibition 2017, EAGE / SPE
Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Reconstruction of Channelized Systems Through a Conditioned Reverse Migration Method
in: Mathematical Geosciences, 49:8 (965 - 994)
Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Rock record reconstruction of channelized systems through reverse migration simulation conditioned to seismic stratal slices
in: 11th International Conference on Fluvial Sedimentology
Johan Jouves and Sophie Viseur and Bruno Arfib and Cécile Baudement and Hubert Camus and Pauline Collon and Yves Guglielmi.
Speleogenesis, geometry, and topology of caves: A quantitative study of 3D karst conduits
in: Geomorphology
Pauline Collon and David Bernasconi and Cécile Vuilleumier and Philippe Renard.
Statistical metrics for the characterization of karst network geometry and topology
in: Geomorphology, 283 (122-142)
Guillaume Rongier and Pauline Collon and Philippe Renard.
Stochastic simulation of channelized sedimentary bodies using a constrained L-system
in: Computers \& Geosciences, 105 (158 - 168)

2016

Pauline Collon and Alexandre Pichat and Charlie Kergaravat and Arnaud Botella and Guillaume Caumon and Jean-Claude Ringenbach and Jean-Paul Callot.
3D modelling from outcrop data in a salt tectonic context: Example from the Inceyol mini-basin, Sivas Basin, Turkey
in: Interpretation, 4:3 (SM17-SM31)
Guillaume Rongier and Pauline Collon and Philippe Renard and Julien Straubhaar and Judith Sausse.
Comparing connected structures in ensemble of random fields
in: Advances in Water Resources, 96 (145-169)
Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Conditioning channel backward migration modeling to seismic data
in: 78th EAGE Conference \& Exhibition 2016
Pauline Collon and Cécile Vuilleumier and David Bernasconi and Philippe Renard.
Geometry and topology of karstic networks: a statistical analysis
in: Geometry and topology of karstic networks: a statistical analysis
Pauline Collon and Guillaume Rongier and Pierre Anquez and Pauline Mourlanette.
Karst simulation with Lindenmayer-systems and ODSIM
in: Eurokarst 2016, Universit{\'e} de Neuch{\^a}tel
Pauline Collon.
Modélisation géologique et hydrogéochimique de réservoirs souterrains à géométrie complexe
Universit{\'e} de Lorraine
Marion Parquer and Pauline Collon and Guillaume Caumon.
Stochastic simulation of channel migration conditioned to subsurface data
in: Geostats2016

2015

Jean-Jacques Royer and P. Mejia and Guillaume Caumon and Pauline Collon.
3D and 4D Geomodelling Applied to Mineral Resources Exploration—An Introduction
in: 3D, 4D and Predictive Modelling of Major Mineral Belts in Europe, pages 73-89, Springer