Charles T. Holland Professor - Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering
Education
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, 1982
M.S.E. Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, 1978
B.S. Chemical Engineering , University of Tehran, 19761978-1983: Reservoir Engineer, MichCon, Detroit Michigan
1983-87: Assistant Professor of Petroleum & Natural Engineering
1987-1992: Associate Professor of Petroleum & Natural gas Engineering
1992-present: Professor of Petroleum & Natural Gas Engineering
Research Focus Areas
Energy TechnologiesResearch Interests
Natural Gas Production and StorageReservoir Characterization and Modeling
Coalbed Methane Development
Improved Oil and Gas Recovery
Environmental Applications
Teaching Interests
Natural Gas EngineeringReservoir Engineering
Pressure Transient Analysis
Coalbed Methane Reservoir Engineering
Environmental Aspects of Oil and Gas Production