Faculty

Huai D. Wang
Huai D. Wang
Instructional Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Laboratory Director
Email: HWANG667 [at] GMAIL [dot] COM

Education: 

Ph.D., Petroleum Geology,University of Oklahoma, 1993
M.S., Petroleum Geology, University of Oklahoma, 1987
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Petroleum University, P.R. China, 1982

Appointments: 

Lab Director for Petroleum Engineering

Selected Professional Activities/Honors: 

American Association of Professional Geologists

Research Interests: 

Under Construction

Selected Publications: 

Wang, H. D. (1991) Kinetic model of oil generation: A field test using the Woodford shale in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma. Mobil Dallas Research Laboratory Memorandum, LM 910827-3, p56.

Wang, H. D. (1992) Field test of kinetic models for oil generation: the Kimmeridge clay equivalent and the Heather Formation, North Sea. Mobil Dallas Research Laboratory Memorandum, Lm 920814, p40.

Wang, H. D. (1995) A method of biomarker enrichment for natural gas condensate. U. S. Geological Survey Open-file Report 95-207.

Wang, H. D., J. Allen and R. P. Philp (1995) An organic geochemical investigation of oils and source rocks from two Mesozoic formations of Shanganning Basin, China. Journal of Southeast Asian Earth Sciences, Vol. 11, No. 4, pp 277-288.

Wang, H. D. and R. P. Philp (1997) A geochemical study of potential source rocks and crude oils in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma. AAPG Bulletin, Vol. 81, No. 2, pp. 249-275.

Wang, H. D., Jong, J., W. BeMent, O. (2003) A Study Of Distribution and Possible Origins Of CO2 in Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. EPNL Journal, Novermber 2003.

Presentations: 

Wang, H. D., R. P. Philp, and M. Alam (1995) Source rock and oil correlation using biomarker characteristics in the Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma, U. S. A. 16th International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry, Stavanger, Norway.
Sánchez-Rodríguez, L., Liaw, K. K., Bray, A., and Wang, H. D. (2003) Integrated Approach to 3D Basin Modelling. GSM Conference 2003.
Wang, H. D. and Li, Desheng (2005) Hydrocarbon Habitat in Bohai Gulf Rift Basin, Eastern China. Return to Rifts, the Next Wave, London Geological Society Conference 2005.

For more information

Please contact:
Anne Sturm
Petroleum Engineering Academic Advisor
Email: masturm [at] uh [dot] edu

or Trina Johnson
Petroleum Engineering Academic Advisor
Email: tajohnson [at] uh [dot] edu

Location:
University of Houston
Cullen College of Engineering
Department of Petroleum Engineering
UH Technology Bridge
5000 Gulf Freeway Bldg 9, Room 219
Houston, TX 77204-0945
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