ئەز   Faris H. Yousif


Lecturer

Specialties

Geology Geophysics

Education

PHD Geology/Geophysics

University of Sulaimani لە University of Sulaimani

2023

M.Sc. Geology/ Geophysics

Mosul لە Mosul

2010

B.Sc. Geology

Mosul لە Mosul

1994

Membership


2024

2024-09-01,current
Member

Petroleum Engineering dept. Scientific Committee

2024-03-03,current
Member

College of Engineering consultant office

Academic Title

Lecturer

2023-11-02

Awards

Appreciation Letter

2018-10
University of Zakho

QA

 2018

Appreciation Letter

2016-10
University of Zakho

Q.A.

 2016

2015-10

 2015

Appreciation Letter

2015-10
University of Zakho

Q.A Achievement

 2015

Appreciation Letter

2013-10
Faculty of Science

Dept. coordinator post achievement

 2013

Appreciation Letter

2013-08
Appreciation Letter

Letter of appreciation for the Quality assurance achievement more than 4 times.

 2013

Published Journal Articles

Science Journal of University of Zakho (Issue : 4) (Volume : 10)
OIL RESERVOIR DETECTION USING VOLUME ATTRIBUTES IN CHIA SURKH AREA, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ

This study includes picking seven reflectors from intense sampling of 3D Seismic survey composed of... See more

This study includes picking seven reflectors from intense sampling of 3D Seismic survey composed of 40 inlines and 30 crosslines, the distance between the seismic lines is equal to 250m. The study deals with extracting and analysing volume seismic attributes of 3D seismic data of Chia Surkh area. The area is located east of Kalar City, Sulaimani Government, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. The main aim is to determine locations of hydrocarbon accumulation by picking seven horizons as well as studying and analysing both subsurface structure and direct hydrocarbon indicators. The seismic volume attributes are calculated from the original seismic data that consist of (400) inlines and (300) crosslines, and the distance between two adjacent lines is equal to (25m). The seismic attributes used in the current study are, variance edge, curvature, root mean square, envelope and sweetness. Revealed existence of a major anticline, a major fault. As well as two small faults were detected and running parallel to the major fault, while the envelope and sweetness attributes emphasized appearance of several bright spots within Lower Fars, Dhiban, Jeribe and Euphrates Formations, which give quite evidence for accumulation of hydrocarbon. The study concluded that the complete system requires for existence of petroleum is available such as the major anticlinal structure, carbonate rocks as an excellent reservoir rocks and gypsum or (anhydrite) as an optimal cap rock. The existence of hydrocarbon is confirmed by bright spots

 2022-10
Iraqi geological journal (Issue : 2) (Volume : 55)
Subsurface Imaging of the Fatha Formation Utilizing 3D Seismic Data in Chia Surkh Area, Kurdistan Region, Iraq

The current study aims to detect subsurface geologic features using 3D dense sampling seismic data... See more

The current study aims to detect subsurface geologic features using 3D dense sampling seismic data in the Fatha Formation, in the Chia Surkh area, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. A3D cube seismic data covering 75 Km2 were used to image the Fatha Formation subsurface geologic structures. The seismic data and appropriate information were gathered from Pet Oil Company with the permission of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Kurdistan Region, Iraq. A cube of seismic data was used to image the three units of the Fatha Formation. In this study,  forty seismic sections with the direction of NE-SW and 30 crossline sections of NW-SE direction were used. The map shows the existence of several features such as a three-way dip closure elongated NW-SE and extended through the whole study area. The reflector three of the Fatha isochron map shows TWT ranging from 890 ms to 1720 ms. The depth map of Fatha unit 1 Formation, shows depth with seismic reference datum ranging from 838 m to 2334 m. The study concluded the existence of several structural features; a major anticline trending with the Zagros belt trend, and three longitudinal systematic reverse faults on the southwest side of the anticline, leading to the possibility for the area is considered a prospective oil reservoir, might work as a good trap, an anticline, evaporites work as a seal and limestone rocks as a reservoir.

 2022-08
Journal of University of Duhok (Issue : 2) (Volume : 15)
GRAVIMETRIC SIGNATURE OF THE TECTONOSTRATIGRAPHIY OF THE MOSUL BLOCK OIL FIELDS USING MAP ENHANCEMENT TECHNIQUES

The study area is located in the northern part of Iraq to the west of... See more

The study area is located in the northern part of Iraq to the west of Mosul city within the foothill subzone which including secondary blocks suggested by previous tectonostratigraphic studies. The area under consideration is covered with a gravity high where its centre locates near Atshan anticline and extends over many anticlinal structured surfaces( Allan, Shaikh -Ibrahiem, Sasan , Ishkaft, Gusair, Ain-Zala, Butma, Rafan, Atshan, Nwaigit, Qlaian, Adaya and Najma). The enhanced gravity maps of the Geokriging, Modified Shepard's, Triangulation, Convolution Filter-11, Local Polynomials and subtracting the Polynomial Regression from the modified Shepard's have displayed the characteristics of a huge Mosul block which divided into a southern block (Zagros trend) and a northern block (Taurus trend) by a strike-slip fault(SF) explaining the reason of the change of anticline axes orientations. On the other hand, the enhanced gravity map of Convolution Filter-41 removed the gravity signature caused by all Mosul's secondary blocks while the map of subtracting of the Local Polynomial from modified Shepard's, and the First Directional Derivative map have identified twelve secondary blocks which have got a valuable importance of the hydrocarbon resources in sedimentary basins as a result of tectonic activities during the geological eras. KEYWORDS. Gravity signature, Mosul

 2012-06

Thesis

2023-11-02
PH.D: Dissertation "Using 3D seismic attributes analysis to estimate structure and properties of the reservoir in Chia Surkh field – Kalar, Kurdistan Region, Iraq"

PHD

 2023
2010-08-11
M.Sc. thesis : Simulation of Gravity Data in Western Nainawa Area

Abstract: The study area lies in the northern part of Iraq in the western part... See more

Abstract: The study area lies in the northern part of Iraq in the western part of Nainawa governorate. It is surrounded by Tigris River to the east, Mashuradagh anticline to the north, Sinjar anticline and Baaj area to the west and Al- Gayara region to the south, The study area locates within the foothill subzone including Mosul block consisting of secondary blocks which was suggested by a stratigraphic correlation based on deep oil exploration wells. The Bouguer gravity map covered the study area reflects a gravity high which its centre locates near Atshan anticlinal structure. The previous gravity high extends over many anticlinal structured surfaces Allan, Shaikh -Ibrahim, Sasan, Ishkaft, Gusair, Ain-Zalah, Butma, Rafan, Atshan, Nwaigit, Qlaian, Adayia and Najma. Twenty-three gravity traverses were chosen. (T1-T8) with NW-SE direction and the others (T10-T24) with NE-SW. The present study conducted simulation of gravity data with different computer techniques taken in to consideration the previous studies. The calibrated gravity field was chosen visually and upward continually avoiding both the personal bias and the pure mathematic. Mosul block reflects a huge mass of 120 Km length and 60 Km width which is divided into a southern block with Zagrosian trend and a northern Taurosian trend by a strike-slip fault might explaining why the anticlines changing their axes orientations from NW-SE to the southern one with E-W on the northern. The gavity anomally of Mosul block reflects density vaiation between basement rocks and the sedimentary cover. On the other hand, the study explained subsidiary block faults surrounding and within Mosul block which extends in role to deep depths. This conclusions leads to the large importance of the study area due to presence of hydrocarbon resources in sedimentary basins as a result of tectonic activities during the geological eras.

 2010

Presentation

Dept. of Env. Science
2022-10
Student project Outline

Outlining the requirements of the student graduation project

 2022
Dept. of Env. Science
2022-05
Interpretation of Geologic Features

Explain and interpret the reasons for geologic events on the earth like earthquakes, Volcanoes Mountains creations,,,,,

 2022

Training Course

2020-10-15,2020-10-23
Seismic Data interpretation by petrel software

Training on the petrel software

 2020