Carstens, Pia (2019) D5.2 Model for Fluid Migration in the Sub-surface. Documentation. Science For Clean Energy Project.
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This deliverable D5.2 – ‘Model for Fluid Migration in the Sub-surface’ – describes the approach to set up models for fluid flow in the sub-surface, the workflow, and the rationale behind it. The deliverable includes a framework for making prognoses of reservoir performance and induced seismicity response based on the sub-surface information available at a certain stage of geothermal project development. Part of this deliverable is the development of a new method to infer hydraulic reservoir pressure changes from induced seismicity observations (SHPM). The SHPM approach was initially intended to be developed using data from UDDGP. However, as drilling at UDDGP was delayed (drilling only started in November 2018 instead of early 2018 as planned), the methodology of SHPM was first developed and tested with data sets from the Cooper Basin (Australia) and from the S4CE field site St. Gallen (Switzerland).
| Item Type: | Reports (Documentation) |
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| Uncontrolled Keywords: | Reservoir modelling, structural modelling, fracture modelling, DFN, fluid flow simulation, seismo-hydraulic pressure mapping, SHPM, United Downs Deep Geothermal Project, Cooper Basin, St. Gallen |
| Subjects: | Methodology > Other-additional study Region > Switzerland > St. Gallen Inducing technology > Geothermal energy production |
| Project: | S4CE > ST GALLEN: geothermal project |