| Sustainable Development of Geothermal Resources in China and Future Projects |
Tingshan Tian and Shangyao Huang |
5. Sustainability |
geothermal resources; utilization status; sustainable development; future project; China |
World Geothermal Congress |
2005 |
English |
| Geothermal reservoir forming model and development direction of North-South geothermal zone in southern Tibet |
Tinghao Wang, Xinwei Wang, Xiang Mao |
Geology |
Geothermal geological conditions; Geothermal resource potential; Terrestrial tropics; southern Tibet |
World Geothermal Congress |
2023 |
English |
| An Experimental Method for Fast Evaluating the Function of Thermoelectric Generators |
Ting ZJAO Kewen LI, Yuhao ZHU, Lin JIA, Xiaoyong HOU, Shuai WANG, and Mohammed KAITA |
Emerging Technology |
thermoelectric generators; single pair PN legs; experimental apparatus |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2022 |
English |
| Three-dimensional Elastic-waveform Inversion with Compressive Sensing for Imaging Geothermal Fields Using Sparse VSP Data |
Ting CHEN, Kai GAO, Youzuo LIN, Lianjie HUANG, John QUEEN, Joseph MOORE, Ernest MAJER |
Geophysics |
waveform inversion, compressive sensing, velocity, elastic, VSP |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2016 |
English |
| Directly Imaging Steep Fault Zones Using Multicomponent Seismic Data |
Ting CHEN and Lianjie HUANG |
Geophysics |
elastic wave, fault zone, imaging, migration, reverse time |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2013 |
English |
| Imaging Steeply-Dipping Fault Zones Using Elastic Reverse-Time Migration with a Combined Wavefield-Separation and Poynting-Vector Imaging Condition |
Ting CHEN and Lianjie HUANG |
Geophysics |
Converted wave; Elastic reverse-rime migration; Fault zone; Geothermal exploration; Imaging condition; Multi-component seismic data; Poynting vector; Steeply dipping; Wavefield separation |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2014 |
English |
| The Prediction of Thermal Performance for Outdoor Swimming Pools |
Tine APRIANTI, Peter ALLNUTT, Kandadai SRINIVASAN, Hui Tong CHUA |
Direct Use |
geothermal, swimming pool, heating capacity, heat and mass transfer |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| Influences on the Barite Precipitation from Geothermal Brines |
Tina CANIC, Sabine BAUR, Thomas BERGFELDT, Dietmar KUHN |
Corrosion and Scaling |
precipitation, scaling, barite, barium sulfate, kinetics, shear rate influence |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Preliminary 4D Seismic Tomography Images for the Geysers, 2008-2014 |
Timur TEZEL, Bruce R. JULIAN, Gillian R. FOULGER, Ceri NUNN, Najwa MHANA |
Geophysics |
The Geysers, Seismic Tomography, Vp/Vs ratio |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2016 |
English |
| Mercury in the Waikato River |
Timperley, Michael H. |
Geochemistry |
— |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
1988 |
English |
| Natural Geothermal Inflows to the Waikato River |
Timperley, M.H. and Huser, B.A. |
Environmental / Resource Management |
— |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
1994 |
English |
| Geothermal Arsenic Impacts on Stream Animals |
Timperley, M. and Hill, L. |
Keynote Presentations |
— |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
1992 |
English |
| Systems for Electrical Power from Coproduced and Low Temperature Geothermal Resources |
Timothy Reinhardt, Lyle A. Johnson and Neil Popovich |
Field Studies |
coproduction, low temperature, field test |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2011 |
English |
| Comparison of Experimental and Modeling Results of Fracture Sustainability in EGS Systems |
Timothy KNEAFSEY, Seiji NAKAGAWA, Eric L. SONNENTHAL, Marco VOLTOLINI, Patrick F. DOBSON, J. Torquil SMITH, Sharon E. BORGLIN |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
engineered geothermal systems, fracture, dissolution, precipitation, experimental, modeling |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Laboratory Determination of Fracture Sustainability in EGS Systems |
Timothy J. KNEAFSEY, Seiji NAKAGAWA, Patrick F. DOBSON, B. Mack KENNEDY, Sharon E. BORGLIN, Li YANG, J. Torquil SMITH, Marco VOLTOLINI |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
fracture flow, fracture closing, experimental, fracture sustainability, EGS |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2016 |
English |
| Sustainability of Fractures in EGS Systems – A Laboratory Investigation |
Timothy J. KNEAFSEY, Seiji NAKAGAWA, Patrick F. DOBSON, B. Mack KENNEDY, Jonathan P. ICENHOWER, Shinichiro NAKASHIMA, |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
fracture flow, fracture closing, experimental, fracture sustainability, EGS |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2014 |
English |
| Fracture Sustainability in EGS Systems – Results of Laboratory Studies |
Timothy J. KNEAFSEY, Seiji NAKAGAWA, Patrick F. DOBSON, B. Mack KENNEDY |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
fracture flow, fracture closing, experimental, fracture sustainability, EGS |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2015 |
English |
| An Overview of the EGS Collab Project: Field Validation of Coupled Process Modeling of Fracturing and Fluid Flow at the Sanford Underground Research Facility, Lead, SD |
Timothy J. KNEAFSEY, Patrick DOBSON, Doug BLANKENSHIP, Joe MORRIS, Hunter KNOX, Paul SCHWERING, Mark WHITE, Thomas DOE, William ROGGENTHEN, Earl MATTSON, Rob PODGORNEY, Tim JOHNSON, Jonathan AJO-FRANLKIN, Carol VALLADAO, and The EGS Collab Team |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
EGS, FORGE, field fracture stimulation and flow experiments, coupled process model validation |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2018 |
English |
| Preliminary Experimental Investigation of Water Injection to Reduce Non-Condensible and Corrosive Gases in Steam Produced from Vapor-Dominated Reservoirs |
Timothy J. Kneafsey, Karsten Pruess, and Nicolas Spycher |
Modeling |
noncondensible gas, hydrogen chloride, injection, The Geysers |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2008 |
English |
| The EGS Collab Project: Learnings from Experiment 1 |
Timothy J. KNEAFSEY, Doug BLANKENSHIP, Patrick F. DOBSON, Joseph P. MORRIS, Mark D. WHITE, Pengcheng FU, Paul C. SCHWERING, Jonathan B. AJO-FRANKLIN, Lianjie HUANG, EGS COLLAB TEAM |
EGS Collab |
enhanced geothermal systems, EGS Collab, stimulation, crystalline rock, Sanford Underground Research Facility, coupled process modeling, experimental, field test, flow test |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2020 |
English |