Denis Marcotte is affiliated with Polytechnique Montréal in Canada and has contributed extensively to the fields of engineering and environmental science. Their research spans diverse subfields including environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, renewable energy, sustainability, geophysics, and mechanics of materials.
The scientist's work focuses on several main topics such as geothermal energy systems and applications, groundwater flow and contamination studies, hydraulic fracturing and reservoir analysis, seismic imaging and inversion techniques, soil and unsaturated flow, reservoir engineering and simulation methods, and rock mechanics and modeling.
Denis Marcotte has authored several recent papers covering various aspects of these topics. Notable publications include:
Their collaboration network includes frequent co-authors such as Philippe Pasquier, Gabriel Dion, Shaocheng Ji, Gabrielle Beaudry, and Dany Lauzon.
Throughout their career, Denis Marcotte has published in venues including the SSRN Electronic Journal, Applied Energy, Mathematical Geosciences, Natural Resources Research, and the Journal of Structural Geology.
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Denis Marcotte;Philippe Pasquier
Philippe Pasquier;Denis Marcotte
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Gilles Bourgault;Denis Marcotte
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Erwan Gloaguen;Michel Chouteau;Denis Marcotte;Robert Chapuis
Erwan Gloaguen;Denis Marcotte;Michel Chouteau;Hervé Perroud
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Pejman Shamsipour;Denis Marcotte;Michel Chouteau;Pierre Keating
Philippe Pasquier;Denis Marcotte
Robert P Chapuis;Véronique Dallaire;Denis Marcotte;Michel Chouteau
Martine Rivest;Denis Marcotte;Philippe Pasquier
Mustapha Asli;Denis Marcotte
Shaocheng Ji;Shaocheng Ji;Qin Wang;Bin Xia;Denis Marcotte
Denis Marcotte;Philippe Pasquier
D. Marcotte;E. Henry
Xiaoyu Bai;Denis Marcotte;Richard Simon
J. Gallichand;D. Marcotte
A. Nguyen;P. Pasquier;D. Marcotte
A. Nguyen;P. Pasquier;D. Marcotte
Denis Marcotte;Josiane Caron
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