Topics
New insights into NFR
Recent progress in the understanding of NFR in geological formations
Linking NFR from outcrop observations with sub-surface characterisation
Structural diagenesis
Optimising NFR representation in numerical models
Application domains
Geothermal systems (e.g., EGS)
- Natural and induced fracture transmissivity, thermal short circuiting
Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)
- Caprock integrity
- Storage
- Mineralization
Static and dynamic characterisation of fractured aquifers
Geoenergy storage
Old and new knowledge - using expertise from Oil & Gas in new energy - what could be learned, what is not applicable and why
Tools & Methods
Use a virtual reality (VR) data set from Jebel Madar to compare observations and conclusions from the field trip with this outcrop seen in virtual reality and address the following topics
- VR and how it is used as an emerging technology to characterise subsurface system
- Advances and limitations
Data science approaches for uncertainty evaluation
These topics are covered in keynote speeches, presentations, and discussion sessions.
We invite reservoir engineers, (hydro) geologists, geophysicists, rock and geo-mechanics specialists, geo-modelers, researchers and more to attend and contribute to this workshop.
New insights into NFR
Recent progress in the understanding of NFR in geological formations
Linking NFR from outcrop observations with sub-surface characterisation
Structural diagenesis
Optimising NFR representation in numerical models
Application domains
Geothermal systems (e.g., EGS)
- Natural and induced fracture transmissivity, thermal short circuiting
Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)
- Caprock integrity
- Storage
- Mineralization
Static and dynamic characterisation of fractured aquifers
Geoenergy storage
Old and new knowledge - using expertise from Oil & Gas in new energy - what could be learned, what is not applicable and why
Tools & Methods
Use a virtual reality (VR) data set from Jebel Madar to compare observations and conclusions from the field trip with this outcrop seen in virtual reality and address the following topics
- VR and how it is used as an emerging technology to characterise subsurface system
- Advances and limitations
Data science approaches for uncertainty evaluation
These topics are covered in keynote speeches, presentations, and discussion sessions.
We invite reservoir engineers, (hydro) geologists, geophysicists, rock and geo-mechanics specialists, geo-modelers, researchers and more to attend and contribute to this workshop.