Prof. Roman Pevzner

Professor - Curtin University

Professional Bio

Professor Roman Pevzner is a leading researcher in applied geophysics at Curtin University, with particular expertise in seismic imaging and monitoring for CO₂ storage and subsurface characterisation. His work focuses on the development and application of seismic and VSP methods to improve understanding of reservoir behaviour, faulting, and fluid migration, with extensive involvement in field-scale CCS demonstration projects in Australia and internationally.

Prof. Roman's Abstracts

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Monitoring Reservoir Temperature and Strain with Distributed Fibre-Optic Sensing During CO₂ Injection
11:40 am 25 February 2026
Plenary Room, Level 17
Prof. Roman Pevzner
Tracking 10 kt of CO₂ in the Subsurface: Results from Stage 4 Time-Lapse Seismic Monitoring
11:10 am 25 February 2026
Plenary Room, Level 17
Prof. Roman Pevzner
Laboratory Innovations for CCUS: Rock Measurements from the CRC-8 Well
Maxim Lebedev, Prof. Roman Pevzner
Geophysical monitoring of CO2 migration behavior through the shallow fault: Otway project case study
1:55 pm 25 February 2026
Club Pavilion, Level 2
Prof. Roman Pevzner