2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2017.03.1508
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Research and Development of a Permanent OBC System for Time-lapse Seismic Survey and Microseismic Monitoring at the Offshore CO2 Storage Sites

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“…Frequently time-lapse seismic surveys have been widely applied to monitor CO 2 migrations during the sequestration. 17,18 From the viewpoints of geological trapping mechanisms, injecting CO 2 into depleted oil and gas should be relatively safer than other structures with demonstrated seal performance for trapping oil and gas over long geologic time. CO 2 storage using deep saline aquifer has great potential with competitive storage capacity and wide distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Frequently time-lapse seismic surveys have been widely applied to monitor CO 2 migrations during the sequestration. 17,18 From the viewpoints of geological trapping mechanisms, injecting CO 2 into depleted oil and gas should be relatively safer than other structures with demonstrated seal performance for trapping oil and gas over long geologic time. CO 2 storage using deep saline aquifer has great potential with competitive storage capacity and wide distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…analysis of leakage risk, monitoring method and leakage blocking technology, have been paid more and more attentions during the demonstration projects of CO 2 storage. , In field-scale CO 2 sequestration, monitoring of the CO 2 leakage is required before taking approaches to block the leakage. Frequently time-lapse seismic surveys have been widely applied to monitor CO 2 migrations during the sequestration. , From the viewpoints of geological trapping mechanisms, injecting CO 2 into depleted oil and gas should be relatively safer than other structures with demonstrated seal performance for trapping oil and gas over long geologic time. CO 2 storage using deep saline aquifer has great potential with competitive storage capacity and wide distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%