Mr. Anthony Ameloko

Lecturer II

MSc Applied Geophysics

Ameloko Anthony

Contents

  1. College
  2. School
  3. Department
  4. Research Interests
  5. Teaching Areas
  6. Selected Publications (15)
  7. Conferences Attended
  8. Summary of Profile
  9. Curriculum Vitae

College

College of Science and Technology

School

Departments

Department

Petroleum Engineering

Research Interests

Environmental geophysics and seismic reservoir characterization and modelling

Teaching Areas

1. Basic geophysics

2. Well logging and interpretation

3. Structural geology/mapping

4. Petroleum geology

5. Introductory geology

Selected Publications (15)

1. Geophysical assessment for vertical leachate migration profile and physicochemical study of groundwater around the Olusosun dumpsite Lagos, south‑west Nigeria

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2. Time dependent electrical resistivity tomography and seasonal variation assessment of groundwater around the Olushosun dumpsite Lagos, South-west, Nigeria

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3. APPLICATIONS OF 3-D STRUCTURAL INTERPRETATION AND SEISMIC ATTRIBUTE

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4. Environmental Impact Evaluation of a safe Drilling Mud

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5. Petrophysical characteristics and reservoir quality of the Inda field, Niger Delta, Nigeria

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6. Possible Sources of Hydrogen Sulphide in Petroleum Reservoir – Challenges and Implications

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7. Novel Formulation of Environmentally Friendly Oil Based Drilling Mud

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8. Rippability Potential of the Near Surface Deposits of Jubilee

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9. Hydrocarbon reservoir evaluation of X-field, Niger Delta using seismic

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10. 2D GEOPHYSICAL EVALUATION OF SUB-SOIL CONTAMINATION - A CASE STUDY

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11. MODELING THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE OIL BASED DRILLING MUD USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK ALGORITHM

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12. MODELING OF WAX DEPOSITION DURING OIL PRODUCTION USING A TWO-PHASE FLASH CALCULATION

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13. Groundwater Exploration with D.C Resistivity Method In Maigamo Area of Kubanni River Basin Zaria, Nigeria.

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14. 2- D Electrical Imaging And Its Application In Groundwater Exploration In Part Of Kubanni River Basin- Zaria, Nigeria

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15. Reservoir Characterization and structural Interpretation of Seismic Profile: A Case Study of Z-Field, Niger Delta, Nigeria.

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Conferences Attended

1. Ameloko A.A., Ayolabi E. A., and Enaworu E., (2018). Geophysical assessment of leachate contamination around the Covenant University dumpsite, Ota, South-West Nigeria. Nigeria Mining and Geosciences Society Conference and exhibition, Kano, March 18-23. Pp. 142

2.Ameloko A.A., Ayolabi E. A., (2017). 2-D Electrical Resistivity Tomography and Seasonal Variation Assessment of Groundwater around the Olushosun Dumpsite, South-West, Nigeria. Nigeria Mining and Geosciences Society Conference and exhibition, Abuja, March 26-31. Pp. 78

3. Ameloko A.A., Ayolabi E. A., Ogunmola K., (2016). Modeling Total Dissolved Solid Using Multiple Llinear Regression Model Developed From EM-34 Data Around Olushosun Dumpsite in Lagos, South-West, Nigeria. 11th University of Lagos Research Conference and Fair. An International Conference of the Sciences and Humanities, 8-10th November, Unilag Nigeria.

4. Ameloko A.A., Ayolabi E. A., (2016). Electrical conductivity and total dissolved solid (TDS) evaluation of groundwater around the Igbenre-Ekotedo dumpsite Ota, South West Nigeria using correlation and regression analysis. Nigeria Mining and Geosciences Society Conference and exhibition, Ilorin, March 13-18, Pp. 78

5 Ameloko A. A, Isiramen. O and Fadairo A. S., (2009) ‘Possible Sources of Hydrogen Sulphide in Gulf of Guinea Petroleum Reservoir – Challenges and Implications’,- Biotechnology for Improved Production of Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Guinea Conference & Exhibition April 1–3, 2009, Abuja Nigeria.

6 A.A. Fadairo, A. Ameloko, G.A. Adeyemi, O. Airende, E. Ogidigbo, [2012]:Environmental Impact Evaluation of a Safe Drilling Mud. Health, Safety, Security and Environment Conference and Exhibition 2-4 April 2012 / Abu Dhabi, UAE.[online] http://www.spe.org/events/mehsse/2012/pages/schedule/tech_program/posters.php

Summary of Profile

Ameloko Anthony attended the University of Jos, Nigeria where he bagged a Bachelor of science degree (B.Sc.) in Geology and Mining in 1999. He later earned a masters' degree in Applied Geophysics from the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria in May 2006. He is currently a PhD research student in the Department of Petroleum Engineering. He currently teach Courses in geosciences in the Department of Petroleum Engineering, Covenant University Ota, Ogun State. His research interests are in Environmental Geophysics and seismic reservoir characterization and modeling. He is a registered member of the Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society, Society of Exploration Geophysicists and American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

Curriculum Vitae

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