Biography
Peeters is professor of Borehole Geophysics
and Petrophysics at the Colorado School of Mines since 1998. Prior
to this he was professor of Petrophysics at the faculty of Applied
Earth Sciences of Delft University, and Petrophysical Adviser at Shell's
Research Center both in The Netherlands. Peeters received a MSc in
Physics of Delft University of Technology in 1968, followed by two
years lecturing at the Royal Dutch Navy Academy. In Shell International
he worked as Petroleum Engineer and Chief Petrophysicist in Australia,
England, Brunei, and California. In 1988 he returned to The Netherlands
to head a technical team charged with the development of business
opportunities in the (former) Soviet Union.
Peeters is a founder member of the Dutch Petrophysical
Society and an editor of the Petroleum Geoscience Journal. His current
research interests are pulsed neutron logging, invasion corrections,
acoustic wave propagation in porous media, and subsurface imaging.
Peeters received the Distinguished Technical Achievement Award from
the Society of Professional Well Log analysts in June 1996.
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Recent Publications / Patents
Brown,
P. J., Dey-Sakar, S., Batzle, M., Tang, E., McMechan, G.,
Steensma, G., Peeters, M., Biot slow
wave laboratory detection and seismic response, Accepted
by the EAGE/SEG Research Workshop, Pau, France, 2001.
Brown,
P. J., Batzle, M., Peeters, M., Dey-Sakar, S., Steensma, G.,
2000,Shock tube experiments
and the observation of the Biot Slow Wave in natural rocks:
RPB 6: Rock Properties/Borehole: Rock Physics I, Expanded Abstracts,
SEG 2000 Conference, Calgary, Canada.
- Symbiosis of Petro- and Geophysics.
- Paper A-32 to be presented at the EAGE SAID Conference. Paris
November 2000.
- Peeters, M.
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- Drilling and Logging in Space;
an oil-well perspective
- Presented at the Space and Robotics 2000
Conference, Alberquerque, N.M.,
March, 2000. Proc. pp 739-747. Peeters, M., Blair, B.
From Pictures to Properties. The interface
of Geophysics and Petrophysics
Accepted for publication to Journal of Petroleum Geosciences. Paper
PG338
December 1999. Peeters, M.
Invasion in Space and Time
Society of Professional Well Log Analysts 40th Annual Logging Symposium,
Oslo, Norway,. Paper A. June, 1999. Peeters, M., Allen, D., Gomes,
R., Kristiansen, J. I.
Use of time-lapse resistivity log responses
in Horizontal Wells to understand polarization horns and anisotropy.
SPE 56450, accepted for presentation at the SPE Annual Conference
Houston Texas
October, 1999. Gomes, R., Allen, D., Hurley, N., Peeters, M.
Method for measuring reservoir permeability
using slow compressional waves. Patent
Application no 09/252,419 attorney file no. 18683-01890 February 18,
1999. Peeters, M.
Huesca High Resolution subsurface imaging
and rock characterization project
Society of Exploration Geophysicists, 68 th Annual Meeting New Orleans,
September 1998.
Peeters, M., Drijkoningen, G.G., Donselaar, M.E., Kempen, M.H.
3-D Earth model of outcrop, based on sedimentological,
petro- & and geophysical data. Annual symposium of the European Association of Geoscientists
& Engineers, Geneva May 1997.
Peeters, M., Drijkoningen, G.G., Donselaar, M.E., Kempen, M.H. van
Measuring three phase hold-up's in horizontal
wellbores
SPE paper no. 36561 Presented at the SPE Annual Conference Denver
October 1996.
Trcka, D., Berg F. van den, Manan,W.A., Peeters, M., Medhat Michael
Pulsed Neutron Hold-up Imager gives multi-phase
flow information
Paper presented at the combined European Association of Geoscientists
& Engineers / European Logging Symposium, Amsterdam June 1996.
Peeters, M. , Trcka, D., Madhead, M., van den Berg F.,
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