
Research Center of Basin and Reservoir
Dr. Ma Yong
College of Geosciences, China University of Petroleum (Beijing),
18 Fuxue Road, Changping, Beijing 102249, China
Education
2010-2016Ph.D Geology, China University of Petroleum-Beijing
2014-2015 VisitingPh.D Scholar, CSIRO, Melbourne, Australia.
2006-2010 B.S Geological Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology -Beijing
Research Interest
· Tight rocks pore structure characterizing by FIB-SEM, Micro-CT, MICP and low temperature gas adsorption
· Geological controls on shale gas and tight oil enrichments
· Stable isotope geochemistry of natural gas
· Multiphase flow in porous heterogeneous media
Teaching
Unconventional oil and gas resource, Petroleum Geology, Hydrogeology
Published Journal Articles
1. Feng X, Zeng J, Ma Y, Jia K, Qiao J, Zhang Y, Feng S. 2017. Asphaltene Deposition Preference and Permeability Reduction Mechanisms in Oil Reservoirs: Evidence from Combining X-ray Micro-Tomography with Fluorescence Microscopy. Energy & Fuels. (Online)
2. Ma Y, Pan Z, Zhong N N, Connell L D, Down D I, Lin W. 2016. Experimental study of anisotropic gas permeability and its relationship with fracture structure of Longmaxi shales, Sichuan Basin, China. Fuel, 180, 106-115 (IF 4.601, 19 times cited))(Hot paper, ESI Top 1% highly cited paper)
3. Ma Y, Zhong N N, Cheng L, Pan Z, Dai N, Zhang Y. 2016. Pore structure of the graptolite-derived OM in the Longmaxi Shale, southeastern Upper Yangtze Region, China. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 72, 1-11. (IF 2.888, 9 times cited)
4. Han H, Zhong N N, Ma Y, Huang C, Wang Q, Chen S, Lu J. 2016. Gas storage and controlling factors in an over-mature marine shale: A case study of the Lower Cambrian Lujiaping shale in the Dabashan arc-like thrust–fold belt, southwestern China. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 33, 839-853.
5. Ma Y, Zhong N N, Li D, Pan, Z., Cheng L, Liu K, 2015. Organic matter/clay mineral intergranular pores in the Lower Cambrian Lujiaping Shale in the north-eastern part of the upper Yangtze area, China: a possible microscopic mechanism for gas enrichment. International Journal of Coal Geology, 137, 38-54. (IF 4.783, 42 times cited)(ESI Top 1% highly cited paper)
6. Ma Y, Zhong N N, Han H, Li D, Zhang Y, Cheng L J. 2014. Definition and sturcture characteristics of pores in mylonitized organic-rich shales. Science China: Earth Sciences, 57, 3027-3034.(IF 1.655, 8 times cited)
7. Pan Z, Ma Y, Connell L D, Down D I, Camilleri M. 2015. Measuring gas shale anisotropic permeability in a triaxial cell using a cubic sample. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 26, 336-344.
8. Ma Y,Zhong N N, Huang X, Guo Z P, Yao L P. 2014. The application of Focused ion beam scanning electron microscope (FIB-SEM) in the nanometer-sized pores in shales (in Chinese with English abstract). Journal of Chinese Electron Microscopy Society, 33, 251-256.
9. Ma Y,Zhong N N, Cheng L, Pan Z, Li H, Xie Q. 2015. Pore structure of the two organic-rich shales in the southeastern of Chongqing: insight from the Focused Ion Beam Scanning Electron Microscope (FIB-SEM) (in Chinese with English abstract). Petroleum Geology & Experiment, 37: 1-8.
10. Han H, Li D, Ma Y, Cheng L, Qi L, Wang Q, Zhong N N. 2013. The origin of marine shale gas in the northeastern Sichuan Basin, China: implications from chemical composition and stable carbon isotope of desorbed gas(in Chinese with English abstract).ACTA petroleum SINICA, 34, 453-459.
Conference Presentations
1. Ma, Y., Zhong N N. Organic matter pore system in the high-yeild gas Longmaxi shale: Do Graptolite-derived organic matter pores play a significant role?(34th Annual Meeting of “The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)”, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. September 21-27, 2017.
2. Ma, Y., Zhong N N, Pan Z. Analyses of adsorbed and free gas production using methane carbon isotope fractionation during canister desorption of shale gas. “International Pittsburgh Coal Conference”, Cape Town, South Africa. August 8-12, 2016.
3. Ma, Y., Zhong N N, H. Han. Mylonitization: A microscopic mechanism of gas storage in the Lower Cambrian Lujiaping Shale, Northeast of upper Yangtze area, China. “AAPG Fine-grained sedimentary systems and unconventional resources”, Beijing, China.September 22-25, 2017.
Patents
1. Ma Y.,Zhong N N, Yao L,Guo Z, Zhang W, Luo P, Zhang Y. 2015. A measuring instrument for shale residual gas content. China utility model patent.
2. Ma Y.,Zhong N N, Yao L, Guo Z, Zhang W, Luo P, Zhang Y. 2015. A method for shale residual gas content measurement. China patent for invention.