Using PS-InSAR observations to detect aseismic fault slip in the seismically active Groningen gas field

Wouters, Marius; Hanssen, Ramon; Govers, Rob

doi:10.1002/essoar.10509685.1

2021

DOI: 10.1002/essoar.10509685.1

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Using PS-InSAR observations to detect aseismic fault slip in the seismically active Groningen gas field

Marius Wouters

Ramon Hanssen

Rob Govers

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Geological Carbon Storage (GCS) involves storing CO2 emissions in geological formations, where safe containment is challenged by structural and stratigraphic trapping and caprock integrity. This study investigates flow and geomechanical responses to CO2 injection based on a Brazilian offshore reservoir model, highlighting the critical interplay between rock properties, injection rates, pressure changes, and ground displacements. The findings indicate centimeter-scale ground uplift and question the conventional selection of the wellhead as a monitoring site, as it might not be optimal due to the reservoir’s complexity and the nature of the injection process. This study addresses the importance of comprehensive sensitivity analyses on geomechanical properties and injection rates for advancing GCS by improving monitoring strategies and risk management. Furthermore, this study explores the geomechanical effects of modeling flow in the caprock, highlighting the role of pressure dissipation within the caprock. These insights are vital for advancing the design of monitoring strategies, enhancing the predictive accuracy of models, and effectively managing geomechanical risks, thus ensuring the success of GCS initiatives.

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Unveiling Valuable Geomechanical Monitoring Insights: Exploring Ground Deformation in Geological Carbon Storage

Seabra,

Barbosa Machado,

Delshad

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Using PS-InSAR observations to detect aseismic fault slip in the seismically active Groningen gas field

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Unveiling Valuable Geomechanical Monitoring Insights: Exploring Ground Deformation in Geological Carbon Storage

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