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Joseph V Koebbe

PhD Emeritus Associate Professor

Utah State University

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College of Science

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Joseph V Koebbe is currently serving as a College Of Science PhD Emeritus Associate Professor at Utah State University.

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Utah State University

PhD Emeritus Associate Professor

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applied mathematics numerical simulations engineering numerical analysis fluid flow computational fluid dynamics fluid mechanics fluid dynamics numerical mathematics numerical modeling (geology) finite element methods numerical method for partial differential equation reservoir modeling civil engineering multiphase flows multiscale modeling porous materials reservoir engineering finite element method in structural mechanics computational mechanics scientific computing numerical algorithms petroleum engineering porous body porosity multiphase processing hyperbolic conservation laws heterogeneous porous media mechanical engineering hydraulic research petroleum geoscience numerical computation fluid-structure interaction pore structure homogenization (chemistry) reaction process porous media two-phase flow hydrological process fishery research fish biology marine systems business studies chemical physics disperse flow hydroelasticity incompressible flow hyperbolic equations numerical treatment reservoir management subsurface hydrology reservoir geology fishery assessment fishery science fishery management wavelet theory mechanical modeling physical modeling business science mathematical economics foundational calculus molecular kinetics reaction intermediates transient saturation contours equivalent homogeneous reservoir mixed‐finite element techniques hydrologic problems full transmissivity tensors efficient modification computational tool upscaling permeability fluid displacement problems constrained numerical solutions accuracy optimized methods effective permeability platform homogenizer++ computing education computational engineering linear algebra computational thinking modeling and simulation numerical linear algebra

Notable Scholarly Works

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Calculus With Business Applications. Kendhall Hunt Publishing (2013)

Koebbe, J.V

business studiesbusiness applicationsbusiness sciencebusiness intelligencebusinessfoundational calculusmathematical economics

Un-Collided-Flux Preconditioning for the First Order Transport Equation. (2013)

M. RigleyJ. KoebbeC. Drumm

first order equationnumerical analysisun-collided-flux preconditionerapplied mathematicsengineeringnumerical mathematicsun-collided-flux preconditioningcomputational engineeringphysicstransport phenomenafinite element methodsnumerical method for partial differential equationnumerical simulationsfinite element method in structural mechanics

Homogenizer++: A Platform for Upscaling Multiphase Flows in Heterogeneous Porous Media. (2006)

Brahim AmazianeM. El OssmaniA. BourgeatJ. KoebbeMladen Jurak

porous mediaeffective permeabilityfluid dynamicspore structureapplied mathematicsengineeringfluid mechanicsfluid flowporous bodycomputational fluid dynamicsmultiscale modelingmultiphase flowstransport phenomenaporous materialsplatform homogenizer++multiphase processing

JHOMOGENIZER: A Computational Tool for Upscaling Permeability for Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media. Computational Geosciences (2006)

Brahim AmazianeJoe Koebbe

fluid dynamicscomputational toolfluid mechanicsfluid flowporous bodybiological engineeringcomputational fluid dynamicsbiomedical engineeringmultiscale modelingmultiphase flowsporosityheterogeneous porous mediaporous materialsupscaling permeability

Using Wavelets as a Computational and Theoretical Tool for Homogenization. (2005)

Joe KoebbeLaura L. Watkins

numerical analysisapplied mathematicsengineeringhomogenization (chemistry)permeability tensorfluid flowpartial differential equationswaveletsreservoir engineeringwavelet theoryequivalent tensorspetroleum engineeringnumerical simulationsreservoir modeling

Aapg Studies in Geology No. 50, (Section Title: Reservoir Permeability, Modeling, and Simulation Studies) Chapter 14: Modeling Permeability Structure and Simulating Fluid Flow in a Reservoir Analog: Ferron Sandstone, Ivie Creek Area, East-Central Utah. (2004)

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

permeability structuresoil productioncivil engineeringivie creek areahydraulic researchnumerical modeling (geology)earth sciencegeographyreservoir modelingreservoir geologyhydrogeologypetroleum geoscience

Modeling Permeability Structure and Simulating Fluid Flow in a Reservoir Analog. American Association of Petroleum Geologists eBooks (2004)

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

permeability structuresoil productioncivil engineeringnumerical modeling (geology)earth sciencepermeability structurereservoir modelingreservoir engineeringpetroleum engineeringhydrogeologypetroleum geoscience

Modeling Permeability Structure and Simulating Fluid Flow in a Reservoir Analog: Ferron Sandstone, Ivie Creek Area, East-Central Utah. (2004)

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

civil engineeringhydrological processhydraulic researchreservoir managementnumerical modeling (geology)simulating fluid flowearth sciencepermeability structuresubsurface hydrologyreservoir engineeringreservoir analoghydrologyhydrogeologyreservoir modeling

Pooled and Individual Bycatch Quotas: Exploring Tradeoffs Between Observer Coverage Levels, Bycatch Frequency, Pool Size, and the Precision of Bycatch Estimates. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2004)

Landon JensenJoe KoebbeKeith Criddle

bycatch estimatesfishery managementmarine systemsfishery assessmentobject-oriented programming languagedata sciencefishery researchfish biologyfishery sciencesamplingpool sizeecologyfisheries

Equivalent Permeability and Simulation of Two-Phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media. Computational Geosciences (2001)

Joseph V Koebbe

fluid dynamicscivil engineeringengineeringfluid mechanicsfluid flowcomputational fluid dynamicsmultiscale modelingequivalent permeabilitymultiphase flowsporositypore structureheterogeneous porous mediaporous materialstwo-phase flowmultiphase processing

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Joseph V Koebbe

PhD Emeritus Associate Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Joseph V Koebbe is currently serving as a College Of Science PhD Emeritus Associate Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joseph V Koebbe

Utah State University

PhD Emeritus Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Calculus With Business Applications. Kendhall Hunt Publishing (2013)

Koebbe, J.V

business studiesbusiness applicationsbusiness sciencebusiness intelligencebusinessfoundational calculusmathematical economics

Un-Collided-Flux Preconditioning for the First Order Transport Equation. (2013)

M. RigleyJ. KoebbeC. Drumm

Homogenizer++: A Platform for Upscaling Multiphase Flows in Heterogeneous Porous Media. (2006)

Brahim AmazianeM. El OssmaniA. BourgeatJ. KoebbeMladen Jurak

JHOMOGENIZER: A Computational Tool for Upscaling Permeability for Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media. Computational Geosciences (2006)

Brahim AmazianeJoe Koebbe

Using Wavelets as a Computational and Theoretical Tool for Homogenization. (2005)

Joe KoebbeLaura L. Watkins

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

Modeling Permeability Structure and Simulating Fluid Flow in a Reservoir Analog. American Association of Petroleum Geologists eBooks (2004)

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

Modeling Permeability Structure and Simulating Fluid Flow in a Reservoir Analog: Ferron Sandstone, Ivie Creek Area, East-Central Utah. (2004)

Craig B. ForsterStephen H. SnelgroveJoseph V. Koebbe

Landon JensenJoe KoebbeKeith Criddle

bycatch estimatesfishery managementmarine systemsfishery assessmentobject-oriented programming languagedata sciencefishery researchfish biologyfishery sciencesamplingpool sizeecologyfisheries

Equivalent Permeability and Simulation of Two-Phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media. Computational Geosciences (2001)

Joseph V Koebbe

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