Main Responsibilities

• Head of the key research area deep groundwater and geothermics
• Planning and interpretation of seismic reflections
• Modelling of geological and geophysical data including GIS-applications

Career

Marcellus Schreilechner attended the technical high-school for electrical engineering, and then went on to study Applied Geosciences at the Mining University Leoben, graduating in 1996. In addition he obtained the internationally recognised qualification as a mountain- and skiguide. In 2007 he finished his PHD in "Sequence Stratigraphy of the Styrian Basin" at the University of Leoben.

He has been working at the Institute of Applied Geophysics since 1998. His main interests include sequence stratigraphical interpretation of seismic reflection data and  geological modelling of reservoirs.

• High Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy in the Eastern Styrian Basin (Miozän, Austria)
• High Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy of Upper Sarmatian and Lower Pannoian Units in the Styrian Basin, Austria
• Integrated 3D structural modelling – different dataset to characterize a geothermal reservoir in the Vienna Basin (poster)
• Reflexionsseismik in Hydrogeologie und Geothermie
• Reflexionsseismische Untersuchungen im Weststeirischen Becken (poster)
• Seismostratigraphische Untersuchungen im Békés Becken, Rumänien (poster)
• Sequence Stratigraphy in the North-eastern Part of the Styrian Basin
• Types of Geothermal Energy Systems – The Uses of Geothermal Energy in Styria (lecture)