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IMPROVED SENSITIVITY CALCULATIONS E.K. Bjarkason, M.J. O`Sullivan, J. O`Sullivan Session 5A: Reservoir Engineering/Modelling Inversion, history matching, model sensitivities, adjoint method, direct simulation, TOUGH2, iTOUGH2, PEST New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2015 English
Efficient Sensitivity Computations For Automatic Geothermal Model Calibration Elvar K. Bjarkason, Michael J. O`Sullivan and John O`Sullivan Geothermal Engineering - Reservoir Modelling Inversion, history matching, model calibration, adjoint method, TOUGH2, iTOUGH2, PEST New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2014 English
Combined Natural State and History Matching Using the Adjoint or Direct Sensitivity Method E.K. Bjarkason, J.P. O’Sullivan, A. Yeh, M. J. O’Sullivan 5.1 inversion, history matching, adjoint method, sensitivities, PEST, natural state, TOUGH2. New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2016 English
Incorporating Geological Constraints into Geophysical Inversion Models: A Case Study from Ohaaki Geothermal Field Joanne Demmer, Jenny Barretto, Clare Baxter, Sarah Milicich, Josh Sellars, Andrew McMahon Software for Geothermal Applications Inversion Modelling, Oasis Montaj, VOXI, GM-SYS 3D, Gravity, Leapfrog World Geothermal Congress 2023 English
Accelerating the Solution of Geothermal Inverse Problems Using Adjoint Methods in Waiwera: a Case Studies on Kerinci and Wairakei Benjamin GONZALEZ-GUTIERREZ, Elvar BJARKASON, Ruanui NICHOLSON, John O’SULLIVAN, Angus YEH, Michael O’SULLIVAN, Oliver MACLAREN Reservoir Engineering Inverse problems, Waiwera, geothermal modelling, reservoir simulation, adjoint methods, Wairakei World Geothermal Congress 2020 English
ACCELERATING THE SOLUTION OF GEOTHERMAL INVERSE PROBLEMS USING ADJOINT METHODS IN WAIWERA: A PROGRESS REPORT B. Gonzalez-Gutierrez, S. Sung, R. Nicholson, J. P. OSullivan1, M.J. OSullivan1 and O.J. Maclaren Session 1.1 Reservoir Modelling Inverse problems, Waiwera, geothermal modelling, reservoir simulation, adjoint methods New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2018 English
Inverse Modelling of Geothermal Reservoirs - a Hierarchical Bayesian Approach O.J. Maclaren, E. Bjarkason, J.O`Sullivan, M.J. O`Sullivan 2.5 Inverse problems, TOUGH2, geothermal modelling, Bayesian inference, MCMC New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2016 English
Sustainable Production Assessment of the Bacon-Manito Geothermal Reservoir, the Philippines Jaime Jemuel C. Austria, Jr. 5. Sustainability inverse modeling, iTOUGH2, sustainable production capacity World Geothermal Congress 2010 English
Global Optimization of Reservior Models by Mapping Out Object Function Minima and Saddle Points Manuel PLASENCIA GUTIERREZ, Andreas PEDERSEN, Andri ARNALDSSON, Hannes JÓNSSON Modeling inverse modeling, geothermal, optimization, Iceland Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2012 English
Heat Transfer by Hydrothermal Systems in the East African Rifts Manfred P. Hochstein 6. Geology Inventory, heat discharge, advective systems, steaminging ground systems World Geothermal Congress 2005 English
Petrography and Mineral Alteration in BerlÌn Geothermal Field Elizabeth Torio-Henriquez Geology Intrusive, actinolite, propyllitic Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2007 English
Introduction to the Stanford Geothermal Workshop Roland N. HORNE Introduction introduction Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2012 English
Understanding the active tectonics in Australia: Implications of geothermal resources I. Tonguc UYSAL, Alex MIDDLETON, and Uwe RING Geosciences Intraplate seismicity, Australia, fault reactivation, isotope dating, mantle degassing Australian Geothermal Energy Conference 2013 English
DGE-ROLLOUT: Promoting Deep Geothermal Energy in North-West Europe Tobias FRITSCHLE, Estelle PETITCLERC, Timme VAN MELLE, Matsen BROOTHAERS, Arianna PASSAMONTI, Martin ARNDT, Burcu TASDEMIR, Chelsea PEDERSON, Martin SALAMON International Collaborations Interreg NWE, Dinantian carbonate rocks, Kohlenkalk Group, hydrothermal resources, seismic studies, drilling surveys, 3D-modelling, transnational collaboration World Geothermal Congress 2020 English
LOW TEMPERATURE GEOTHERMAL WELLS WITH GEYSERING DISCHARGE DRIVEN BY CARBON DIOXIDE X Lu & A Watson Exploration and Assessment of Geothermal Resources Interpretation, CO2-driven, Geysering well Beijing International Geothermal Symposium 2002 English
Improve Reserves Estimation Using Interporosity Skin in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Héctor Pulido, Guadalupe Galicia-Munoz, Alex R. Valdes, Felipe Díaz-Garcia Reservoir Engineering Interporosity skin, reserves Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2011 English
A New Double Porosity Fractal Model for Well Test Analysis with Transient Interporosity Transference for Petroleum and Geothermal Systems Alex R. VALDES-PEREZ, Hector PULIDO, Heber CINCO-LEY, Leif LARSEN Modeling Interporosity Skin, Fractal, Well Test Analysis, Transient Interporosity Transference, Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2013 English
Reduced Complexity Interpolative Control System for a Geothermal Heat Exchanger Sanda Dale, Gianina Gabor, Alexandru Bara 26. Power Generation interpolation, interpolative controllers, single-input controllers, geothermal heat exchanger World Geothermal Congress 2010 English
Interoperabilitaet von Datenmodellen fuer die Geothermie J. Benner et al. — Interoperabilitaet, Geothermie, Produktdatenmodell, semantisches Modell, IFC, XPlanGML, CityCML, Web Service, WMS, WFS, Geothermal Performance Modelling, IfcExplorer Der Geothermiekongress 2010 Deutsch
Projektergebnisse des NRW-EU Projektes "Einrichtung und Betrieb des Sekretariates der Internatioal Geothermal Association (IGA) und des Internationalen Büros der Geothermischen Vereinigung-Bundesverband Geothermie (GtV-BVG)" M. Sander, C. Heske & R. Bracke — Internationale Geothermie, NRW, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Wirtschaftsförderung, Netzwerke, Erschließung internationaler Geothermiemärkte, IGA, IGO, GZB, Internationales Geothermiezentrum Bochum, Hochschule Bochum Der Geothermiekongress 2016 Deutsch
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