... plume mckeever jervis Introduction The general concept of sustainability lies in the vision that incorporates the economic, social, and environmental dimensions ( Purvis, Mao, & Robinson, 2019 ), making it a multigenerational overarching endeavor. Therefore, sustainable development...

... endanger the drinking water aquifer through the active injection and post-injection site care phases compared to CO 2 plume migration. Controlling the size of AoR will increase the overall storage capacity within the area of interest while cutting down the overhead for corrective action planning and site...

... and injection wells Once after well completion Continuous Continuous Direct Plume Monitoring (In-zone) Fluid sampling in the four in-zone monitoring wells 3 events prior to injection Annually until CO 2 plume is confirmed Annually until CO 2 plume is confirmed Indirect Geophysical Monitoring...

...% of assets reporting higher than 1 kg/h according to the 2019 EEMS dataset, respectively. To operationalize the approach, a simulation tool for flight planning was developed utilizing a gaussian plume model and a scaled coefficient of variation to invoke expected methane concentration fluctuations at short...

... plume production monitoring reservoir surveillance fluid substitution co 2 observation well gravity plume growth application reservoir characterization log analysis injection period information feasibility study gravity measurement borehole gravity aquistore injection density change...

... that addresses plume and landing-force analysis at the wellhead. Coupled with the tools to accurately simulate the effects of the force dynamics from surface to wellhead to complete the entire process, the advances accompany the new capping design and enhance the ability to determine landing capability...

... of closing the capping stack outlets without loss of well integrity. In-Water Plume Modeling The feasibility of a subsea capping operation will largely depend on the ability of vessels to work safely above or near the spill zone. For a subsea blowout, the plume may become trapped and all gas dissolved...

... sensing technologies and architectures for remote detection, identification, quantification and visualization of gas leaks in the event of a crisis. Total, the ONERA – The French Aerospace Lab – and ADCIS have developed a set of algorithms and software to measure, compute and visualize a methane plume...

... environmental risks associated with a discharge. water management produced water discharge Upstream Oil & Gas environmental impact plume environmental risk Discharge calculation toxicity Simulation dilution EIF rye DREAM model pnec level Compound concentration Time variation tracer...

... Abstract This paper describes the ongoing project on autonomous spilled oil and gas tracking buoy system and application to marine disaster prevention system for 5 years since FY2011. The objectives of this project are as (1)autonomous tracking and monitoring of spilled plumes of oil and gas...

... in achieving more realistic understanding of CO 2 storage, thereby contributing to the maturation of CO 2 storage technology worldwide. plume fluid dynamics layer 9 caprock sleipner gravity force co 2 invasion percolation approach flow in porous media storage invasion percolation simulation...

... for commissioning a geologic sequestration site for CO 2 storage ( Oldenburg and Bryant, 2007 ). Post-injection plume movement is gravity dominated and thus exhibits different dynamics than the plume movement during injection period. Thus the correlations for time to hit top seal and for maximum lateral extent...

... Characterization massive sand Upstream Oil & Gas co 2 test site monitoring wellbore observation well injection well Tuscaloosa spe 124003 sandstone injection interval injection permeability plume Tuscaloosa Formation operation Drilling Introduction In 2008, Mississippi Power Company's...

... permeability are neglected. The above studies investigated dimensionless time scales in the context of oil recovery processes. Hesse et al. (2006) studied the front migration for CO 2 in horizontal aquifers. Semi-analytical results for homogeneous and isotropic aquifers demonstrated that the CO 2 plume...

... Abstract CO 2 storage in saline aquifers may be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. After injection the CO 2 –plume migrates along the top of the aquifer for hundreds to thousands of years. An estimate of the area invaded by the CO 2 –plume is of interest for site selection. During plume...

... with the post injection period when the CO 2 plume rises due to buoyancy. Characteristics of the plume for a one-dimensional problem show that a pair of shocks moving in opposite directions is produced at the top end. The downward moving shock interacts with the bottom end of the plume resulting in a decrease...

... In this study, we analyze the buoyancy-driven vertical gas plume migration using analytical tools. Our main finding is that a moving plume has two stable zones: at the top and at the bottom. We obtain an estimate of the theoretical maximum of the plume migration velocity, which strongly depends...

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...^ plume produced water discharge ooc model hydrographic condition discharge model prediction upstream oil & gas effluent concentration discharge pipe tracer concentration water management spe 28350 concentration platform sample concentration model prediction variability validation...

... and testing, water sampling from surface to 3000 feet, continuous water column profiling, and field verification of the discharge plume model. Results of the water quality and benthic monitoring program show that ocean dumping operations conducted by Thums in San Pedro Basin appear to have had no significant...