KEMBOU TSOBIN EVANS is a dynamic Junior Geoscientist specializing in geological analysis, geophysical interpretation, and reservoir engineering. With a solid foundation in subsurface modeling and data analysis, he has worked on numerous research projects related to hydrocarbon evaluation, CO2 storage, and reservoir performance optimization. Kembou is proficient in key geoscience software such as Petrel, Techlog, and OpendTect, and possesses a diverse skill set ranging from coding in Python and MATLAB to reservoir simulation. His expertise extends across the oil and gas industry, with hands-on experience in petrophysical and geophysical analysis, field performance enhancement, and well planning. With leadership capabilities and a passion for research, Kembou contributes to various geoscience projects while striving to drive sustainable energy solutions.
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Education
Kembou Tsobin Evans has an extensive educational background in petroleum geoscience and engineering. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Petroleum Geosciences at the Pan Africa University Institute in Ibadan, Nigeria (2022-2024). He completed his Oil and Gas Petroleum Engineering degree at the Oil and Gas Institute of Monastir, Tunisia (2020-2021), following a Bachelor’s in Mining and Petroleum Engineering from Saint Jerome Catholic University Institute in Douala, Cameroon (2015-2020). He also holds a Baccalaureate Scientific from Douala Bilingual INTAC College (2015). Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, Kembou has developed a deep understanding of subsurface modeling, reservoir engineering, and geophysical analysis.
Experience
Kembou Tsobin Evans has gained valuable experience through several internships and roles in the energy sector. He currently works as a Junior Geoscientist at Dharmattan Group Nigeria, where he contributes to subsurface imaging, seismic interpretation, and reservoir modeling. Previously, he worked as a Junior Engineer at Halis Energy Service, where he led energy consumption evaluations and energy-saving device installations. Kembou also gained practical exposure as an assistant reservoir engineer during his internship at ETAP, where he assisted in gas field appraisal and reservoir management. His leadership skills were further honed while managing research projects and working as a training coordinator for The Skills Learning organization, empowering individuals in technology.
Research Focus
Kembou Tsobin Evans focuses his research on petroleum geoscience, emphasizing the integration of geological, geophysical, and petrophysical analysis for optimal reservoir evaluation. His work involves subsurface modeling, fault mapping, and the development of 3D reservoir models to assess hydrocarbon potential and enhance production efficiency. Kembou has contributed significantly to studies on CO2 storage in subsurface reservoirs and has been involved in evaluating and forecasting reservoir performance using dynamic models. His interest also lies in utilizing machine learning for optimizing reservoir performance and aiding well planning activities, contributing to sustainable energy solutions. His recent research includes studies on hydrocarbon potential in offshore and onshore Nigerian fields.
Publication Top Notes
- Seismic and petrophysical data analysis for geological interpretation and subsurface modeling of Keva Field, onshore Niger Delta, Nigeria – Energy Geoscience 2025-06
- Depositional Environment and Hydrocarbon Potential of KENY Field, Nporo Formation, Anambra Basin, Nigeria
- Integrated Subsurface Interpretation and Geologic Modelling of Keva Field, Onshore Niger Delta, Nigeria
- Evaluation and Carbon Storage of Ostin Field, Offshore Niger Delta, Nigeria
- Reassessment of Gas Field Reserves using Material Balance Tool