SCHOOL OF EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES, Peking University

Research Area

DATE：2018-05-24

Infomation
Name:	Tao He
Title:	Associate Professor
Phone:	010-62751609
Position:	Room 3316, No.2 Yifu Building
Email:	taohe@pku.edu.cn

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
1995.09--1999.07	B.Sc	Peking University, China
1999.09--2002.07	M.Sc	Peking University, China
2002.09--2007.08	Ph.D	University of Victoria, Canada

PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION
2002.09--2007.07	Graduate Research Assistant, University of Victoria, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences
2008.04--2013.07	Lecturer, School of Earth and Space Sciences/Institute of Continental Dynamics and Natural Resource Engineering, Peking University
2013.08--to now	Associate Professor, School of Earth and Space Sciences/Institute of Continental Dynamics and Natural Resource Engineering, Peking University

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
no record

RECENT COURSES TAUGHT
01430970 Foundation of Solid Mechanics, Spring 2010-present 01231140 Marine Geology Fall 2009, Spring 2011-present 01231440 Exercitation for Regional Geology, Summer 2010-present 01217480 Rock Physics, Fall 2010, 2012, 2014-present 01231090 Regional Geology of China, Spring 2010-2011

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Reviewer, Applied Physics, Science, Chinese Journal of Geophysics Member, American Geophysical Union Council Member, ASRP (Association of Seismic Rock Physics) of China, 2013-present

EXTERNAL RESEARCH GRANT HISTORY
5. NSFC 41676032: “Studies about the mechanical mechanism of the gas hydrate associated Slipstream Slide, offshore Vancouver Island, Canada”, 01/2017-12/2020 (in charge) 4. NSFC 41274185: “Study on Experimental Determination of Petrophysical Properties of Shale Gas Reservoirs”, 01/2013-12/2016 (member) 3. NSFC 40904029: “Reservoir characteristics of marine gas hydrate on mid slope of Northern Cascadia Margin using DTAGS and ODP/IODP drilling results”, 01/2010-12/2012 (in charge) 2. 2009.01-2012.12：NSFC 40830423: “Mechanism of seismic response of complex lithology reservoir for mature basin”, 01/2009-12/2012 (member) 1. MOE: “3D topographic correction for BSR-depth derived heat flow of marine gas hydrate：Implies focused gas-carried fluid flow”, 10/2009-present (in charge)

EXTERNAL RESEARCH GRANT HISTORY

5. NSFC 41676032: “Studies about the mechanical mechanism of the gas hydrate associated Slipstream Slide, offshore Vancouver Island, Canada”, 01/2017-12/2020 (in charge)
4. NSFC 41274185: “Study on Experimental Determination of Petrophysical Properties of Shale Gas Reservoirs”, 01/2013-12/2016 (member)
3. NSFC 40904029: “Reservoir characteristics of marine gas hydrate on mid slope of Northern Cascadia Margin using DTAGS and ODP/IODP drilling results”, 01/2010-12/2012 (in charge)
2. 2009.01-2012.12：NSFC 40830423: “Mechanism of seismic response of complex lithology reservoir for mature basin”, 01/2009-12/2012 (member)
1. MOE: “3D topographic correction for BSR-depth derived heat flow of marine gas hydrate：Implies focused gas-carried fluid flow”, 10/2009-present (in charge)

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
* Graduate student author ** Undergraduate student author 15. He T., Li H., and Zou C., 2014, 3D topographic correction of the BSR heat flow and detection of focused fluid flow: Applied Geophysics, 11(2), 197-206. 14. Li H., He T., and Spence G. D., 2014, North Cascadia heat flux and fluid flow from gas hydrates: Modeling 3-D topographic effects: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 119(1), 99-115. 13. Kong F., and He T., 2012, Accurate Array Geometry Inversion of Deep-Towed Multichannel Seismic System: Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis (in Chinese), 48(01), 71-78. 12. Kong F., He T., and Spence G., 2012, Application of deep-towed multichannel seismic system for gas hydrate on mid-slope of northern Cascadia margin: SCIENCE CHINA Earth Sciences, 55(5), 758-769. 11. He T., Shi G., Zou C., Ren K., and Pei F., 2011, The uncertainty analysis of the key factors that affect the AVO attributes in sandstone reservoir: Chinese J.Geophys. (in Chinese), 54(6), 1584-1591. 10. He T., Shi G., Zou C., Ren K., and Pei F., 2011, AVO Template of Sandstone Reservoir under Formation Condition: Acta Scicentiarum Naturalum Universitis Pekinesis (in Chinese), 47(5), 837-844. 9. Kong F., He T., and Jiang H., 2011, Anisotropic Correction for Resistivity Logging of Horizontal Well in Thin Interlayer Reservoir: Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis (in Chinese), 47(3), 302-308. 8. Pei F., Zou C., He T., Pan L., Xiao K., and Shi G., 2011, Experimental study of the relationship between fluid density and saturation and sonic wave velocity of rock samples from the WXS Depression,South China Sea: Petroleum Science, 8(01), 43-48. 7. He T., Zou C. C., Pei F. G., Ren K. Y., Kong F. D., and Shi G., 2010, Laboratory study of fluid viscosity induced ultrasonic velocity dispersion in reservoir sandstones: Applied Geophysics, 7(2), 114-126. 6. Pei F. G., Zou C. C., He T., Shi G., Qiu G. G., and Ren K. Y., 2010, Fluid sensitivity study of elastic parameters in low-medium porosity and permeability reservoir rocks: Applied Geophysics, 7(1), 1-9. 5. He T., Spence G. D., Wood W. T., Riedel M., and Hyndman R. D., 2009, Imaging a hydrate-related cold vent offshore Vancouver Island from deep-towed multichannel seismic data: Geophysics, 74(2), B23-B36. 4. Spence G. D., López C., He T., Dash R., and Hyndman R. D., Seismic structure, gas-hydrate concentrations, and slumping along the IODP X311 transect on the N. Cascadia margin, 6th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH 2008), Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA, July 6-10, 2008. 3. He T., Spence G. D., Riedel M., Hyndman R. D., and Chapman N. R., 2007, Fluid flow and origin of a carbonate mound offshore Vancouver Island: Seismic and heat flow constraints: Marine Geology, 239, 83-98. 2. Riedel M., Willoughby E. C., Chen M. A., He T., Novosel I., Schwalenberg K., Hyndman R. D., Spence G. D., Chapman N. R., and Edwards R. N., 2006, Gas Hydrate on the Northern Cascadia Margin: Regional geophysics and structural framework, Proc. IODP, vol. 311, Washington, DC. 1. Shi G., He T., Wu Y., Liu J., and Ma Y., 2004, A study on the dual laterolog response to fractures using the forward numerical modeling: Chinese Journal of Geophysics (in Chinese), 47(02), 359-363.

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

* Graduate student author ** Undergraduate student author
15. He T., Li H.*, and Zou C., 2014, 3D topographic correction of the BSR heat flow and detection of focused fluid flow: Applied Geophysics, 11(2), 197-206.
14. Li H.*, He T., and Spence G. D., 2014, North Cascadia heat flux and fluid flow from gas hydrates: Modeling 3-D topographic effects: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 119(1), 99-115.
13. Kong F.*, and He T., 2012, Accurate Array Geometry Inversion of Deep-Towed Multichannel Seismic System: Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis (in Chinese), 48(01), 71-78.
12. Kong F.*, He T., and Spence G., 2012, Application of deep-towed multichannel seismic system for gas hydrate on mid-slope of northern Cascadia margin: SCIENCE CHINA Earth Sciences, 55(5), 758-769.
11. He T., Shi G., Zou C., Ren K., and Pei F.*, 2011, The uncertainty analysis of the key factors that affect the AVO attributes in sandstone reservoir: Chinese J.Geophys. (in Chinese), 54(6), 1584-1591.
10. He T., Shi G., Zou C., Ren K., and Pei F.*, 2011, AVO Template of Sandstone Reservoir under Formation Condition: Acta Scicentiarum Naturalum Universitis Pekinesis (in Chinese), 47(5), 837-844.
9. Kong F.*, He T., and Jiang H., 2011, Anisotropic Correction for Resistivity Logging of Horizontal Well in Thin Interlayer Reservoir: Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis (in Chinese), 47(3), 302-308.
8. Pei F.*, Zou C., He T., Pan L.*, Xiao K.*, and Shi G., 2011, Experimental study of the relationship between fluid density and saturation and sonic wave velocity of rock samples from the WXS Depression,South China Sea: Petroleum Science, 8(01), 43-48.
7. He T., Zou C. C., Pei F. G.*, Ren K. Y., Kong F. D.*, and Shi G., 2010, Laboratory study of fluid viscosity induced ultrasonic velocity dispersion in reservoir sandstones: Applied Geophysics, 7(2), 114-126.
6. Pei F. G.*, Zou C. C., He T., Shi G., Qiu G. G.*, and Ren K. Y., 2010, Fluid sensitivity study of elastic parameters in low-medium porosity and permeability reservoir rocks: Applied Geophysics, 7(1), 1-9.
5. He T.*, Spence G. D., Wood W. T., Riedel M., and Hyndman R. D., 2009, Imaging a hydrate-related cold vent offshore Vancouver Island from deep-towed multichannel seismic data: Geophysics, 74(2), B23-B36.
4. Spence G. D., López C.*, He T.*, Dash R.*, and Hyndman R. D., Seismic structure, gas-hydrate concentrations, and slumping along the IODP X311 transect on the N. Cascadia margin, 6th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH 2008), Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA, July 6-10, 2008.
3. He T.*, Spence G. D., Riedel M., Hyndman R. D., and Chapman N. R., 2007, Fluid flow and origin of a carbonate mound offshore Vancouver Island: Seismic and heat flow constraints: Marine Geology, 239, 83-98.
2. Riedel M., Willoughby E. C.*, Chen M. A.*, He T.*, Novosel I.*, Schwalenberg K., Hyndman R. D., Spence G. D., Chapman N. R., and Edwards R. N., 2006, Gas Hydrate on the Northern Cascadia Margin: Regional geophysics and structural framework, Proc. IODP, vol. 311, Washington, DC.
1. Shi G., He T.*, Wu Y., Liu J., and Ma Y., 2004, A study on the dual laterolog response to fractures using the forward numerical modeling: Chinese Journal of Geophysics (in Chinese), 47(02), 359-363.