Gaowei Hu

Author: Updated:2015-07-29

 

Name: DrGaowei Hu

Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology

62 Fuzhou South Road

266071 Qingdao, China

Phone: +86 532 85767055

Education:

September, 2000—July, 2004:

Faculty of Earth Sciences, ChinaUniversity of Geosciences, Wuhan, Hubei Province

B.S. in Geology

September, 2004—July, 2007:

Graduate School, ChinaUniversity of Geosciences, Wuhan, HubeiProvince

&QingdaoInstitute of Marine Geology,Qingdao, ShandongProvince

M.S. in Marine Geology

September, 2007—July, 2010:

Graduate School, ChinaUniversity of Geosciences, Wuhan, HubeiProvince

&QingdaoInstitute of Marine Geology,Qingdao, ShandongProvince

Ph. D. in Marine Geology

Work Experience:

Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, Qingdao, P.R. China

Assistant Professor of Marine Geology (2010-2013)

Research Project: Acoustic responses’ mechanism of gas hydrate morphology to hydrate-bearing sediments (supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China, No. 41104086).

Associate Professor of Marine Geology (2013-present)

Research Project: Investigation of hydrate formation and its acoustic response inforaminifera-rich sediments from South China Sea (supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China, No. 41474119).

National Oceanography Certre, University of Southampton Waterfront Campus

European way, Southampton SO14 3ZH, UK

Visiting Researcher (14 Nov 2013 to 13 Nov 2014)

Visiting Researcher (15July 2015 to 14August 2015)

Research Project: Acoustical-electrical properties of hydrate-bearing sediments

P- & S- velocities and attenuation of hydrate-bearing sediments will be studied by the acoustical-electrical rig. CT images obtained in hydrate formation will be used to interpret the acoustic data.

Academic papers:

In the last 5 years, Dr. Gaowei Hu has published 23 papers, coauthored 3 books, and obtained 9 patents. His main research papers include:

1.      Gaowei Hu, Yuguang Ye, Jian Zhang, Changling Liu, Qingli. Acoustic response of gas hydrate formation in sediments from South China Sea, Marine and Petroleum Geology, 52, pp 1-8, 2014

2.      Gaowei Hu, Yuguang Ye, Changling Liu, QingguoMeng, Jian Zhang, ShaoboDiao. Direct measurement of formation and dissociation rate and storage capacity of dry water methane hydrates. Fuel Processing Technology, 2011, 92: 1617–1622.

3.      Gao W. Hu, Yu G. Ye, Jian Zhang, Chang L. Liu, Shao B. Diao. Acoustic properties of gas hydrate-bearing consolidated sediments and experimental testing of elastic velocity models, Journal of Geophysical Research. 2010,115, B02102.doi: 10.1029/2008JB006160.

4.      Hu Gao-Wei, Li Cheng-Feng, Ye Yu-Guang, Liu Chang-Ling, Zhang Jian, Diao Shao-Bo. Observation of gas hydrate distribution in sediment pore space. Chinese Journal of Geophysics,57(5):1675-1682,2014

5.      Hu Gao-Wei, Ye Yu-Guang, Zhang Jian, Diao Shao-Bo, Liu Chang-Ling. Acoustic properties of hydrate-bearing unconsolidated sediments measured by the bender element technique. Chinese Journal of Geophysics, 2012, 55(6): 635-647.

6.      Liu C L, Ye Y G, Sun S C, Chen Q, Meng Q G , Hu G W. Experimental studies on the P-T stability conditions and influencing factors of gas hydrate in different systems. Science China: Earth Sciences, doi: 10.1007 / s11430-012-4564-3, 2013

7.      Hu Gaowei, Ye Yuguang, Zhang Jian, Liu Changling, Li Qing. A relationship between gas hydrate saturation and acoustic properties of sediments in the South China Sea. ACTA PETROLEI SINICA (in Chinese with English abstracts), 2013, 34(6): 1112-1118.

8.      Gaowei Hu, Yuguang Ye, Chengfeng Li, Changling Liu,QingguoMeng, Study on reuse of dry water to store methane in a hydrate form, Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 518-523, pp 3200-3203, 2012

9.      Changling Liu, Gaowei Hu, Yuguang Ye,QingguoMeng. Dry water: a prospective material for methane storage via clathrate hydrate form. Advanced Materials Research,2012(399-401):1473-1476.

10.   Li Chengfeng, Hu Gaowei, Ye Yuguang, Liu Changling, Cheng Jun, Zhang Likai and Zheng Ronger.Microscopic distribution of gas hydrate in sediment determined by X-ray computed tomography. Journal of Optoelectronics=Laser,  2013, 24(3): 551-557.

11.   Zhang Jian, Ye Yuguang, Hu Gaowei, DiaoShaobo, Computation of gas hydrate saturation models based on the experimental acoustic parameters, Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol. 310, pp 714-717, 2013.

12. Gaowei Hu, Yuguang Ye, Changling Liu, Angus Best, Jian Zhang, and ShaoboDiao.Calibrating parameters of rock physics models to estimate gas hydrate satuaration in host sediments.3rd International Workshop on Rock Physics, 2015, 13-17 April, Perth, Western Australia.

13.   GaoweiHu,YuguangYe,ChanglingLiu,Angus I. Best,ChengfengLi,JianZhang,ShaoboDiao.Gas hydrate distribution in sediment pore scale space and its impact on acoustic properties of hydrate-bearing sediments. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH8-2014),Beijing,China,28 July-1 Agugust,2014.

14.   Gao W. Hu, Cheng F. Li, Yu G. Ye, Chang L. Liu, Angus I. Best, Pore scale distribution of gas hydrates in sediments by micro X-ray Computed Tomography (X-CT), AGU Fall Meeting 2013, Abstract number OS21A-1608, San Francisco, United States, December 9-13, 2013

15.   Hu Gaowei, Ye Yuguang, Liu Changling, Zhang Jian, DiaoShaobo(2011), Bender elements in detecting acoustic properties of gas hydrate bearing unconsolidated sediments, in Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH 2011), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, July 17-21, 2011.

16.   Hu Gaowei, Ye Yuguang, DiaoShaobo, Zhang Jian, Liu Changling (2011), Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) in measuring water contents and hydrate saturations in marine sediments, in Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH 2011), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, July 17-21, 2011.

Achievements/Prizes:

2015, China Geological Survey’s Prominent Young Scientist;

2013, Ministry of Land and Resources’ Outstanding Young Scientists Training Program;

2012, Shandong Earth Science Award;

2011, China Geological Survey’s 100 Young Geoscientists Training Programs.