Lecturer
Dr Yu Jing
- Doctor of Philosophy, Petroleum Engineering, University of New South Wales, Australia
- Master of Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, University of New South Wale, Australia
- Bachelor of Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Southwest Petroleum University, China
Engineering
Mineral and Energy Resources Engineering
Dr Yu Jing is Scientia Lecturer in School of Minerals and Energy Resources Engineering at UNSW. Her research focuses on characterising subsurface formation rocks to gain insight into the underground fluids flow behaviours, such as natural gas, oil and groundwater. She is particularly interested in fracture modelling for coal seam gas reservoirs with the application of micro-CT imaging, and modelling multiphysics gas transport and sorption in coal.
Professional involvement:
- Associate Editor, Journal of Energy Engineering
- Communication officer of InterPore Australian Chapter
- Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM)
- Member of Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
- Member of International Society of Porous Media (InterPore)
- Member of European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE)
Phone
+61-2-9385 0789
E-mail
Location
Room 218, Tyree Energy Technologies Building
UNSW Sydney
NSW 2052 Australia
- Publications
- Media
- Grants
- Awards
- Research Activities
- Engagement
- Teaching and Supervision
- 2023 - GROW Early Career Academics Grant, '4D hydrogen-water two phase flow modelling for underground hydrogen storage', Lead CI, $45k
- 2022 - ANSTO Australian Synchrotron Beamtime, Lead CI, in-kind $131.1k.
- 2022 - GROW Early Career Academics Grant, 'Multi-scale modelling of rainfall infiltration through waste rock dumps at open cut mines', Lead CI, $39.9k
- 2022 - International Partnership Seed Grant funded by the Faculty UNSW, Lead CI, $5,000
- 2021 - International collaboration seed grant funded by China University of Mining and Technology, Lead CI, $25,000 CNY ($5,000)
- 2021 - GROW Early Career Academics Grant, 'Pore-scale study of groundwater contaminant transport in coal seam gas and groundwater systems', Lead CI, $31k
- 2021 - International Partnership Seed Grant funded by the Faculty UNSW, Co-CI, $5,000
- 2021 - Anglo Coal Australia, 'Permeability characterisation of tight coal', Co-CI, $16,000
- 2020 - ACARP, 'Direct Measurements of Effective Diffusion Coefficient of Coal', Co-CI, $175k
- The Rising Stars, Asian Deans' Forum (2023)
- Equity & Diversity Excellence Award - UNSW (2020)
- Future Women Leaders Conference Award - UNSW (2019)
- Scientia Fellowship - UNSW (2019)
- Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship - UNSW (2017)
- Best Presentation in Postgraduate Research Symposium - UNSW (2017)
- Australian Postgraduate Awards - UNSW (2016)
- TFS Scholarship - UNSW (2014)
- Sinopec Haiyang Scholarship - Southwest Petroleum University (2009)
- Top Honour Student Award - Southwest Petroleum University (2009-2011)
- Digital core analysis
- Characterisation of fractured formation rocks
- Flow simulation of underground fluids (e.g. natural gas, groundwater) in formation rocks
- Micro-CT imaging of formation rocks
- Geostatistics acquisition of formation rocks
For details, please check our research website: www.mutris.unsw.edu.au
Stanley, S.(4 Jan 2018). "Testing a New Tool That Illuminates Tiny Fractures in Coal", AGU Earth and Space Science News. Eos, 98.
Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1029/2018EO089917
My Research Supervision
- Lkhamsuren Baatari, PhD: Experimental study of gas diffusion in coal (Primary supervisior)
- Aaron Uthaia Kumaran, PhD: CO2 geosequestration in coal seams (Primary supervisor)
- Michael Allan, PhD: Development of recovery strategies for critical metals from mine tailings and acid mine drainage
- Meng Yuan, PhD: Multicomponent gas diffusion modelling in coal (Secondary supervisor)
- Wen Xi, PhD: Gas-water two-phase flow dynamics in coal (Secondary supervisor)
- Seonik Cho, Taste of Research, 'Feasibility study of Australian abandoned coal mines repurposed for geothermal energy"
My Teaching
- ENGG1300, Engineering Mechanics, Summer Term
- MERE4951/9451, MERE Thesis Project, T1-T3
- GSOE9820 Project Management, T3
- Verticallly Integrated Program, 'Deep Earth Storage', T1-T3