Title:

ESTIMATION OF DEEP SUBSURFACE STRUCTURE IN EUROPEAN HOT DRY ROCK TEST SITE, SOULTZ-SOUS-FOR TS, FRANCE, BY USE OF THE AE REFLECTION METHOD

Authors:

Nobukazu SOMA, Hiroaki NIITSUMA and Roy BARIA

Key Words:

Soultz-sous-ForÍts

Geo Location:

Soultz-sous-Forets, France

Conference:

Stanford Geothermal Workshop

Year:

2000

Session:

Hot dry rock

Language:

English

File Size:

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Abstract:

Recently, the further Hot Dry Rock (HDR) development toward great depth has been started at the Soultz-sous-ForÍts, France. Therefore the understandings deeper subsurface structure is taking on more important role. In this paper we present an estimation of deep subsurface structure in the Soultz HDR site by applying a type of reflection technique which we call the AE reflection method in time-frequency domain, where induced acoustic emission (AE) signals are used as wavesource. First, we mention the AE reflection method in time-frequency domain briefly. Next, we show the three-dimensional deep imaging which includes some meaningful reflectors. Then we precisely relate detected reflectors along the trajectory of well GPK-1 and deepened GPK-2, and compare the AE reflection method with other borehole observations. The results indicate a good agreement with distribution of fracture zone in GPK-1 and corresponds with possible fracture zone from a synthetic petrographic log derived from microscopic examination of cuttings during deepening of GPK-2..


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