AMIN HEKMATNEJAD
assistant professor
Universidad de Talca
curico, Chile
Rock mechanics; discrete fracture network modeling; fracture mechanics; numerical modeling; Tunneling; block caving; slope stability analysis; renewable energy; Seismic monitoring; uncertainty modeling; Geostatistics; Reseviour modeling;
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Mining engineering, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2018
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Mining engineering, University of Tehran. Irán, 2009
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Mining engineering, Shahrood University of Technology. Chile, 2006
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lecturer Part Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Chile
2017 - 2020
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assistant professor Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE TALCA
Chile
2018 - At present
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Associate researchers at center of mathematical modeling Part Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Chile
2018 - Not Available
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lecturer Other
Technology University of Sahand Tabriz
Irán
2016 - 2016
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lecturer Other
Iranian offshore Oil Company
Chile
2016 - 2016
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lecturer Other
National Iranian Copper Company
Chile
2016 - 2016
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lecturer Other
• Petroleum Engineering and Development Company
Chile
2015 - 2015
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operational geologist Full Time
Iranian offshore oil company
Chile
2010 - 2013
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Supervisor of mining projects Full Time
Zarmesh
Irán
2009 - 2013
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modeller Full Time
Iranian Academic Center for Education Culture and Research
Irán
2009 - 2009
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modeller Other
Codelco
Chile
2015 - 2016
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project manager Other
Iranian offshore oil company
Irán
2016 - 2018
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modeller Other
Advanced Mining Technology Center
Chile
2019 - 2019
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researcher Other
Advanced Mining Technology Center
Chile
2019 - 2019
- 12 bachelor student, school of mining engineering of University of Talca
- 3 master students, department of mechanical engineering of University of Talca
• 2 master students, department of mining engineering at University of Chile, Professor of the special topics, (2018, 2020)
• 2 master students, Department of mining engineering at University of Chile, Professor of the geostatistical project, (2018-2020).
• Professional workshop on geostatistics, Iranian Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) and Technology University of Sahand Tabriz, Iran, Lecturer of advanced geostatistics in
geological modeling and uncertainty, (2016).
• Professional workshop on reserve estimation, National Iranian Copper Company, Lecturer of geostatistical simulation, (2016).
• Professional workshop on reservoir modeling, Petroleum Engineering and Development Company (PEDEC), Iran, Lecturer of the new finding of geostatistical algorithms both categorical and continues for, (2016).
* Invited lectures: * Modelamiento de redes de fracturas discretas, Codelco Tech, 2020
* Key speaker to a congress of Geostatistics and statistic special-temporal, Concepcion, 2020
* Discrete Fracture network modeling, El Teniente, 2019
* Advanced facies modeling, Iranian Offshore Oil Company, 2017
* Geometallurgical modeling, National Iranian Copper Company, 2016
* Advanced geostatistical modeling for reservoir modeling, Technology University of Sahand Tabriz, 2016
* Advanced reservoir modeling, Iranian Offshore Oil Company, 2015
Research visits: * 10 months scholar visit at the department of mining engineering at University of British Columbia, 2018
* Scholar visit (6 months) of University of Southern California at the Department of Chemical Engineering, 2017
International cooperation projects: * The University of Chile, a detailed sub-surface characterization of an Iranian oil/gas reservoir which consists of three phases: geophysical, geological and geostatistical studies. It is a consortium project made up of Chilean, Norwegian, and Iranian universities, oil companies, and independent consultants. The aim of the latter one is to develop geostatistical algorithms applied to sub-surface characterization by honoring multi-source data, to investigate the capability of different algorithms, and to generate computer routines for the combined geostatistical simulation of lithofacies and petrophysical reservoir parameters, so as to better understand the reservoir heterogeneity, to quantify the uncertainty and to forecast recovery of fluids from the subsurface. The geostatistical modeling team breaks down into three sub-teams. My role in this project is as a project manager of the geostatistical modeling teams as well as a co-principal researcher (2016-2018).
* The role of DFN geometry and topology on fragmentation and its microseismic activity in block cave mining, University of Chile; the University of Talca and S t ate Key
Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2021
Diploma certificate of accomplishments: * Diploma in Statistical Learning, Stanford University, 2020.
* ROCK ENGINEERING DESIGN APPROACHES AND CHALLENGES IN DEEP HARD ROCK MINING ENGINEERING, ISRM, Brasil, 2019
* 2D AND 3D MODELLING FOR UNDERGROUND AND SLOPE ROCK ENGINEERING, ISRM, Brasil, 2019
* Diploma in Reserviour Geomechanics, Stanford University, 2018
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Piensa Cobre
CODELCO
Chile, 2017
Piensa Cobre (UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE, Chile, 2017). My doctoral thesis was awarded by Codelco and the Center for Mathematical Modeling (CMM) of Universidad Chile in Concurso Piensa Cobre, 2017: Innovative Thesis Contest in Mining. All the items included at item 6 of Bases de Concurso among them a full fund scholarship for 10 months internship at the University of British Columbia, 2018 and Scholarship for 18 months, monthly 900000 Chilean pesos for maintenance.
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Big Data and Environmental conference
UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES
Argentina, 2015
At November 2015, I won an international fund for the participation to Big Data and Environmental conference, Argentina, Buenos Aires.
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Ph.D. full fund
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Chile, 2013
Full fund Ph.D. student at University of Chile, department of mining engineering and AMTC between 2013-2018
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Visiting Scholars Program of Chinese Academy of Science
CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
China, 2021
It is an international competition for an open fund for a joint research project with the State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering. The budget of the project is used for the travel expenses to visit the lab, research (e.g. test, materials), and other activities.