Richard Haslam’s biography
- 2020 – present: Team Leader for UK Structure
- 2012: Structural Geologist, BGS
- 2011: Contractor, Microseismic Processing
- 2010: Contractor, Offshore Seismic Interpretation
- 2008 – 2012: Keele University, PhD Geology, 3D geological modelling of superficial deposits, bedrock stratigraphy and fracture networks, Dounreay, Scotland: implications for subsurface contaminant pathways
- 2007 – 2008: Near Surface Geophysics
- 2003 – 2007: Keele University, MGeoscience, Geology with Astrophysics
Research interests
- 3D geological modelling
- Brittle Structures
- Fault analysis and uncertainties
- Fault and fractured rock characterisation
- Fracture modelling and discrete fracture networks
Current projects and Collaborations
- UK Structure – Develop a national understanding of fractures, fracture processes and fracture properties across the UK and continental shelf through observational and numerical methods
- GWatt – Deep Geothermal in Cornish Granite at United Downs Deep Geothermal Project
- CHPM2030 – EU2020 Combined Heat Power and Metal from geothermal – Case Study of Cornwall UK
- Carboniferous Limestone as a Geothermal reservoir in the UK
- Yorkshire Wolds – Mapping and Structural interpretation of the Northern Provence Chalk of the Yorkshire Wolds
Skills
- 3D visualisation
- Digital mapping and GIS
- Photogrammetry
Professional association
- Member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists
- Member of the Geological Society of America