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High Consequence Engineering Solutions - Safe Geologic Disposal for Radioactive Waste.
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Voronoi meshing to accurately capture geology in subsurface simulations.
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Field-scale simulation of geologic carbon sequestration in faulted and fractured natural formations
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NUCLEAR WASTEFORM AND BARRIER MATRIX INTERACTIONS WITH GEOLOGIC STRATA IN THE SUBSURFACE OF THE YAMIN PLATEAU, NORTHERN NEGEV, ISRAEL.
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NUCLEAR WASTEFORM AND BARRIER MATRIX INTERACTIONS WITH GEOLOGIC STRATA IN THE SUBSURFACE OF THE YAMIN PLATEAU, NORTHERN NEGEV, ISRAEL.
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Application of GEM (Geologic Element Motion) to Heave Modeling of Cast Blasting, Mineral and Iron Ore Blasting.
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NETL’s Techno-Economic Models for Assessing CO2 Pipeline Transport and Geologic Storage
Presentation at Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Workshop: Future Energy Roadmap – Navigating Through the Energy Transition, held in Galveston, Texas, August 22-23, 2022. The presentation provides an overview of the techno-economic models NETL has developed for assessing performance characteristics and cost drivers for CO2 pipeline transport (FECM/NETL CO2 Transport Cost Model or CO2_T_COM), CO2 saline storage (FECM/NETL CO2 Saline Storage Cost Model or CO2_S_COM), and oil production and CO2 storage using CO2 enhanced oil recovery (EOR) (FE/NETL CO2 Prophet Model or CO2_Prophet and FE/NETL Onshore CO2 EOR Cost Model or CO2_E_COM). A high-level description of each model is presented along with useful outputs that can be generated with each model. These tools can be used individually to evaluate the economic opportunity for specific CCUS components, or they can be used in tandem to assess an integrated CCUS value chain.
Quantitative Risk Assessment of Geologic CO2 Storage Projects
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Quantitative Leakage Risk Assessment of Geologic CO2 Storage Projects
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A framework for linking quantitatively assessed risks and costs for geologic carbon storage (GCS) to consider the impact of contingency plans at a GCS site
The poster provides an overview of the methodology and results of a case study prototyping interactions between National Risk Assessment Partnership (NRAP) tools and the FECM/NETL Saline Storage Cost Model (CO2_S_COM) to quantify the costs associated with responding to an environmental adverse event.
Task 5: Developing a Tool to Quantify Liability of Geologic Carbon Storage
This talk provides an overview of work being done on NRAP Phase 3 Task 5. Task 5 involves the liability or cost of responding to potential adverse events. The focus of Task 5 is on the cost of responding to potential leakage of CO2 and brine out of the storage formation or induced seismic incidents.
Rapid Forecasting of CO2 Plume Migration in Varied Geological and Engineering Scenarios Utilizing Transfer Learning
For presentation at the 2023 FECM/NETL Carbon Management Research Project Review Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, August 28-September 1, 2023.
Mitigation Strategies and Geologic Context of Lost Circulation at Steamboat Hills, Nevada.
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The geologic framework of the West Flank of Coso FORGE site.
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Advancements in High-Performance Multi-physics Simulation Capabilities for the Geologic Disposal Safety Assessment Framework.
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