Wang Ling,

Ph.D.,

 associate researcher.

 E-mail：estella_ling@126.com

TEL：0990-6633521

Educational experience:

In2007, graduated from China University of Petroleum (East China) with a bachelor's degree in resource exploration engineering.

In 2012, graduated from China University of Petroleum (East China) with a doctorate in geology.

Work experience:

From July 2012 to December 2015, he was engaged in postdoctoral research at Sinopec's Sinopec crude oil field postdoctoral workstation, and was appointed as an associate researcher in December 2015;

From January 2016 to March 2021, he was engaged in rolling exploration and reservoir evaluation research in the Sinopec Sinopec Oilfield Exploration and Development Research Institute, and served as the director;

In May 2021, he taught at Karamay Campus of China University of Petroleum (Beijing).

During his work, he presided over or mainly participated in 12 major scientific research projects of Sinopec Co., Ltd. and Sinopec Co., Ltd. and Zhongyuan Yuanda Branch, and won 1 provincial and ministerial award and 7 bureau-level awards.

Paper:

1. The cause of the salination of the lake basin in the lower sub-section of the Shahe Street Formation of the ancient line of the Qikou depression. Petroleum Journal, 2012, 33(01): 553-564

2. A section of characteristics and sedimentary evolution of the ancient and near-line Kongdian Formation in Weibei Sag, Shandong. Journal of Paleogeography, 2012,14(05):40-47

3. Application of instantaneous frequency properties in the study of sedimentary facies - Take the Tenger Formation in the western part of Baiyin Chagan Depression as an example. Mineral rock, 2012,32(02):81-85

4. Research on the Characteristics of the Shahe Street Formation in the Western Liaohe Depression, the 5th International Symposium on Oil and Gas Reservoir Mechanism and Oil and Gas Resources Evaluation, 2009

5. The spatial and temporal deployment characteristics and influencing factors of sand and congelate bodies in the steep slope of the fault basin - Take Block 826 as an example, "Earth · Resources" National Doctoral Academic Forum, 2011

6. Discussion on the cause of the paste salt layer in the Shasishang sub-section of the Bonan depression. Journal of College Geology, 2015, 21(2):300-305

7. The formation mechanism of three-stage reservoirs in the Yuanba area of Northeast Sichuan. Broken block oil and gas field, 2016, 23(1):6-10

8. The time-valying law of the physical properties of the reservoir - take Puchengwen's 51 sand two-layer oil reservoirs as an example. Science, Technology and Engineering, 2015, 15 (36): 1671-1815

9. Application of sedimentary facies analysis in the exploration of lithology and gas reservoirs. Special oil and gas reservoirs, 2020,27(3):21-26