Elizaveta Gordeliy

Senior Software Engineer

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Elizaveta Gordeliy is a scientist with over ten years of academic and industrial experience in the geomechanics field.

Prior to joining ResFrac, Elizaveta worked as a Research Engineer at École Polytechnique (France), where she worked on the modeling of salt caverns used for hydrogen storage. Before that, Elizaveta worked in several research positions, where she developed numerical models for fractures, faults, and hydraulic fracture propagation: in the Department of Geosciences at École Normale Supérieure (France) as a postdoctoral researcher, in Schlumberger-Doll Research Center as a Visiting Scientist and a Research Scientist, in the Department of Mathematics at the University of British Columbia as a Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow, and in the Civil Engineering Department at the University of Minnesota as a Postdoctoral Research Associate.

Elizaveta earned her Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering at the University of Minnesota and an M.S. cum laude in Applied Mathematics at the Lomonosov Moscow State University.

In her free time, Elizaveta enjoys spending time with her kids, reading science news, and traveling.

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Elizaveta's posts

ResApps FracTest interface showing a Stress interpretation section with an Auto-interpret button and contact options, next to a Stress Diagnostic Chart.

FracTest – An Online Tool for DFIT Interpretation

This week, we are releasing FracTest, a web-based application for interpretation of diagnostic fracture injection tests (DFITs). FracTest is available at resapps.resfrac.com, alongside our other two ResApps, StageOpt and IntTest. DFITs are small-volume fracture injection tests used to estimate stress, pore pressure, and permeability. These quantities form the foundation of the fracture and reservoir engineering work that we do in ResFrac, and so we view DFIT interpretation as one of the most important parts of our workflow.

Congratulations to Fervo on their IPO!

This week, I attended ResFrac customer Fervo Energy’s IPO on the Nasdaq. The positive energy was incredible. Roughly 100 people were there: Fervo employees, family, and members of the wider Fervo-supportive community. I was invited because ResFrac provides our software and services to Fervo, and also because I have been an advisor to the company since before its founding. As Jack reminded me this week, I introduced him and Tim! They founded Fervo around the same that ResFrac was being first released commercially, and they played an important role for our company because they were one of our earliest customers, and in turn, we were one of their first partners and vendors. Ever since then, ResFrac has been a core part of Fervo’s workflow in doing stimulation design and reservoir engineering.

ResFrac, a Leader in Advancing the Future of Subsurface Simulation, Receives Platform Investment from Banneker Partners

Banneker Partners (“Banneker”) today announced a platform investment in ResFrac Corporation (“ResFrac”), the developer of the industry’s only fully integrated reservoir simulation and hydraulic fracturing platform. ResFrac uniquely couples reservoir simulation and hydraulic fracture modeling, enabling engineers to model a well’s entire life cycle, from the moment rock is fractured through years of production, in a single, continuous simulation. This precision allows energy operators to test thousands of design scenarios in a virtual environment, optimizing completion design and maximizing resource recovery while minimizing capital risk.