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Advances in Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) monitoring for CCS projects
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Anna Stork
Silixa
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Talk Description
Distributed Acoustic Sensing is done using fibre optic cables in wells, which act as microphones, recording sound made in the well and reservoir as the CO2 is injected.
By analysing this acoustic data, it is possible to get a picture of where the CO2 is travelling to in the reservoir, and ensure it is staying there.
This technology is being increasingly used in CO2 storage sites around the world, including in Australia and Canada. The talk will explain how it is being used and how it works
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Karl Jeffery - editor Finding Petroleum
Introduction from event moderator
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Chris Gent - Policy manager Carbon Capture and Storage Association
Why it is a good time for geoscientists to get involved in CO2 storage
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Kareem Shafi - Business adviser Offshore Energies UK
OEUK North Sea Transition Deal – What does this mean for CCUS and Geoscience?
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Geovani Christopher - Geoscience Industry Solutions Advisor Halliburton Landmark
Geological Storage of CO2: A New Role for Exploration Geoscientists
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Robert Hines - Principal advisor, CCUS Inosys
Making a plan to monitor CO2 storage
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