PostDoc interested mainly in induced seismicity and its relation to hydraulic fracturing. Research topics cover mainly automatic processing of the seismic data and its comparison to hydraulic data. I am interested also in a measurement and interpretation of CO2 gas flow in West Bohemia, which is related to local occurence of the seismic activity.
2011-2021:
Full-time Ph.D. student at Department of Hydrogeology, Engineering Geology and Applied Geophysics, Faculty of Science, Charles University
Thesis: Automatic processing of microseismic data and their relation to the hydraulic injection
2009-2011:
M.Sc. in applied geophysics, Charles University, Faculty of Science
Thesis: Injection-induced seismicity: Statistic and energetic analysis
2006-2009:
B.Sc. in geology, Charles University, Faculty of Science
Thesis: Geothermal energy resources – experience from the Soultz-sous-Forets project
Charles University in Prague
Dissertation thesis: Microseismic monitoring
Supervisor: dr. Tomáš Fischer