Controllability and observability in two-phase porous media flow

Model Structure Analysis for Model-based Operation of Petroleum Reservoirs

Front controllability in two-phase porous media flow

Identification of parameters in large scale physical model structures, for the purpose of model-based operations

An evaluation of relevant geological parameters for predicting the flow behaviour of channelized reservoirs

Identifiability: from qualitative analysis to model structure approximation

Controllability, observability and identifiability in single-phase porous media flow

Structural identifiability of grid block and geological parameters in reservoir simulation models

Efficient model selection based on connectivity for geologically complex reservoirs

Determining identifiable parameterizations for large-scale physical models in reservoir engineering

Use of pod in control of flow through porous media

Sensitivity of geostatistical modeling parameters on reservoir flow behavior

Reduced-order optimal control of water flooding using proper orthogonal decomposition