| 3D Geometry Modeling of Geothermal System, Based on Geophysical Data for Delineating the Prospect Area |
Angga Bakti Pratama, Wahyu Srigutomo, Suryantini, Rocky Martakusumah |
— |
Three dimensional model, magnetic, gravity, prospect area |
Indonesian Geothermal Association Conference |
2014 |
English |
| Experimental Study of Fibre Optic Photon Counting Application: Real Time-Free Calibration Distributed Temperature Measurement and Enthalpy Estimation for Geothermal Well |
Anggoro Wisaksono |
— |
geothermal, brine, H2O-NaCl, two-phase, fibre optics sensor, temperature sensing, enthalpy |
Indonesian Geothermal Association Conference |
2017 |
English |
| Direct Downhole Temperature Measurement and Real Time Pressure-Enthalpy Model Through Photon Counting Fibre Optic Temperature Sensing |
Anggoro WISAKSONO, Andrea PIZZONE, Nathan R. GEMMELL, Paul L. YOUNGER, Robert H. HADFIELD |
Emerging Technology |
state-space, enthalpy, temperature, single-mode fiber optic, raman sensor, SNSPD, brine, geothermal |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Local Government Management of Geothermal Resources |
Anglin, Richard L., Jr. |
Laws and regulations; Environmental aspects; Social aspects |
Regulatory; USA; California; Imperial; Desert Hot Springs; Legislation; Permitting; Environmental |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1978 |
English |
| RECENT EXPERIENCES WITH OVERCOMING TOUGH2 MEMORY AND SPEED LIMITS |
Angus Yeh, Adrian Croucher, Michael J. O'Sullivan |
Reservoir Modelling |
geothermal, simulation, modelling, memory limit, speed, performance, parallel computing, TOUGH2, AUTOUGH2, TOUGH2-MP, Linux, Windows, 32-bit, 64-bit |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
2011 |
English |
| TIM – Yet Another Graphical Tool for TOUGH2 |
Angus Yeh, Adrian E. Croucher and Michael J. O’Sullivan |
— |
TOUGH2, MULgraph, reservoir modelling, GUI, visualisation, graphics, PyTOUGH, Python, PyQt |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
2013 |
English |
| Review of Deliverability Models Used in Geothermal Reservoir Simulations |
Angus YEH, Jake BOYCE-BACON, Mike O’SULLIVAN |
Reservoir Engineering |
modelling, well, deliverability, bottom-hole pressure, TOUGH2, Wairakei, Tauhara |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Assessing the quantitative potential of seasonal aquifer thermal energy storage and recovery in the Brussels-Capital Region using combined 3D- groundwater flow, heat and reactive transport modelling |
Anibas, C; Kukral, J; Huysmans, M |
Technology and Best practice – Environmental Impact |
ATES, groundwater modelling, reactive transport modelling, Belgium |
European Geothermal Congress |
2016 |
English |
| Geothermal E-learning Cooperation in Hungary |
Aniko N TOTH |
Geothermal Education |
Geothermal Education, E-learning, EU Project |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Amount of Exploitable Thermal Water from Hódmezõvásárhely Geothermal Reservoir in Hungary |
Aniko N. TOTH |
Direct Use |
geothermal reservoir, exploitable thermal water |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2012 |
English |
| Hungarian Country Update 2010-2014 |
Aniko N. TOTH |
Country Updates |
Geothermal potential, recent development, utilization, direct uses, heat pumps, pilot power plant |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Converting Abandoned Hungarian Oil and Gas Wells Into Geothermal Sources |
Aniko N. TOTH |
Direct Use |
Hungary, heat flow, geothermal, abandoned oil and gas well, EGS, numerical model |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2018 |
English |
| Country Update for Hungary |
Aniko N. TOTH |
Country Updates |
Pannonian Basin, geothermal potential, recent development, utilization, direct uses, heat pumps, pilot power plant |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| International Experience in Geothermal Education |
Aniko N. TOTH |
Geothermal Education |
Geothermal education, E-learning, geothermal courses |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| Social Acceptance of Geothermal Energy Through Tourism and Balneology: A Comparison of Hungary, Australia and the U.S. (Colorado) |
Aniko N. TOTH, Aniko SZTERMEN, David K. FENERTY |
Health, Tourism and Balneology |
balneology, well-being, social acceptance, geothermal use in every day life, |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Geothermal Budapest |
Aniko N. TOTH, David FENERTY, Attila NYIKOS |
General |
Geothermal database, heating, cooling, district heating, clean energy solutions |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2020 |
English |
| Another Way to Alleviate Europe’s Energy Crisis |
Aniko N. TOTH, David K. FENERTY, Gusztav SZTERMEN Jr |
Direct Use |
Energy crisis, vulnerability, geothermal energy, abandoned mines, mine waste, mine tailings, dump, heat |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2023 |
English |
| Possibility to Use CO2 as EGS Fluid in Hungary |
Aniko N. TOTH, Elemer BOBOK |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
EGS fluid, CO2, super critical Rankine cycle |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2013 |
English |
| Can Eastern Europe Use New EU Funding and Legislation to Help Europe Achieve Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2050? |
Aniko N. TOTH, Orsolya L. SZTERMEN, David K. FENERTY |
General |
EU, geothermal funding, legislation, projects, climate neutral, obstacles |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2024 |
English |
| Hungary?s Pilot Geothermal Power Plant "Generates" Unnecessary Scrutiny Concerning the Thermal Lake of H?v |
Aniko Toth |
— |
Geothermal Pilot Power Plant, Thermal Lake, Environmental Impact, Heat Flux Gap |
European Geothermal Conference |
2007 |
English |