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DigiMon: Advancing fibre optic technologies for CO2-storage monitoring

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In this webinar we focus on some of the current challenges of using fibreoptic monitoring for geological CO2 storage projects. The presentations cover the advancement of Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) methodologies and novel developments in Distributed Chemical Sensing (DCS) with the ultimate aim of creating a societal embedded monitoring system.

The webinar is presenting the results from the ACT 2 project DigiMon - Digital Monitoring of CO2 storage projects, and is the first of three webinars presenting the results from DigiMon.

The webinar is free but we ask you to register, see link in the far right column.


Program

13:30 (GMT) - Introductions
Arvid Nøttvedt, NORCE

13:40 (GMT) - Enhancing seismic noise interferometry methods for DAS
Antony Butcher and Wen Zhou, University of Bristol

14:00 (GMT) - Estimation of the DAS transfer function and retrieval of true ground motion: application to a downhole experiment
Boris Boullenger, TNO

14:20 (GMT) - Using weakly supervised machine learning to suppress strong random noise in DAS recordings
Sacha Lapins, University of Bristol

14:40 (GMT) - Distributed chemical sensing (DCS) for CO2 leakage monitoring
Tiziana Bond, LLNL

15:00 (GMT) - End

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Contact

Kirsti Midttømme

Chief Scientist - Bergen

kimi@norceresearch.no
+47 416 07 478

Time

Wednesday 5. october 2022
at 14.30 - 15.30

Location

Online via Zoom

Price

Free

Research areas

Energy

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