Passive acoustic monitoring of a natural CO2 seep site – Implications for carbon capture and storage
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ijggc.2019.102899
Abstract: Abstract Estimating the range at which an acoustic receiver can detect greenhouse gas (e.g., CO2) leakage from the sub-seabed is essential for determining whether passive acoustic techniques can be an effective environmental monitoring tool above… read more here.
Keywords: gas flux; gas; co2; monitoring ... See more keywords
Effective stress constraints on vertical flow in fault zones: Learnings from natural CO2 reservoirs
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DOI: 10.1306/12181817393
Abstract: Some fault zones leak vertically to the ground surface or seafloor, whereas most others remain naturally sealed. Understanding the factors that cause this leakage is essential for predicting and preventing such leakage for both conventional… read more here.
Keywords: fault zones; fault; co2; natural co2 ... See more keywords