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SEE4GEO -Seismoelectric Effects for Geothermal Resources Assessment and Monitoring

SEE4GEO -Seismoelectric Effects for Geothermal Resources Assessment and Monitoring

, Eivind Bastesen, NORCE, Sprekker i berg, ,

Eivind Bastesen, NORCE

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Eivind Bastesen, NORCE

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What we do

The SEE4GEO project offers a fully integrated approach to assess the potential of Seismoelectric efffects (SEE) for the exploration and development of geothermal systems, by focusing on the development of a SEE numerical package to be used for improved subsurface imaging and characterization, supported and validated by laboratory experiments and field surveys for practical application.

Why is this important?

Being able to identify pre-existing water-filled fracture networks (reservoir scale) will greatly help to (1) image and assess geothermal resources and targets, and (2) inform on and monitor stimulation successes and risk mitigation, by mapping newly activated fracture networks.

Goals


Assess a new and innovative seismoelectric effects (SEE) technique in terms of data acquisition, cost and quality for geothermal subsurface imaging and monitoring at reservoir scale:

  1. A low-cost deployment technique for imaging and monitoring of geothermal resources
  2. Leverage in-house new software modeling SEE

Contact

Kirsti Midttømme

Chief Scientist - Bergen

kimi@norceresearch.no
+47 416 07 478

Project facts

Name

SEE4GEO -Seismoelectric Effects for Geothermal Resources Assessment and Monitoring

Status

Active

Duration

16.02.21 - 31.12.23

Location

Bergen

Total budget

2.500.000 NOK

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Funding

Research Council of Norway (RCN)

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