James N. Albright

Geoengineer

Jim Albright is leader of the GeoEngineering Thurst of the Geophysics Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, an interdisciplinary science and engineering group engaged in rock mass characterization for oil, geothermal, and national security programs. Jim joined Los Alamos in 1974 where he participated in the development, characterization, and operation of the world's first artificial geothermal reservoir at Fenton Hill, NM. His research has been in the area of borehole seismics applied to reservoir imaging and fracture mapping.

Contact

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• 505-667-4318 - Phone
• 505-667-8487 - FAX

Links

• Coiled-Tubing Deployed Microdrilling Update 2001 - A Word 9.0 Document
• Hot Dry Rock Research
• Downhole Determination Of Oil-Water-Gas Ratio of Producing Zones
• Drilling Systems & Borehole Instrumentation
• The Application of Microhole Technology to the Development of Coalbed Methane Resources at Remote Locations - 494KB PDF File