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Estimating Water Saturation at the Geysers Based on Historical Pressure and Temperature Production Data Jericho L. P. Reyes and Roland N. Horne Resource Management and Reservoir Engineering — PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference 2003 English
Tilos-PNOC-EDC (TIPED) Well Plugging Tool Romulo E. Tilos Field Maintenance — PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference 2003 English
3-D Interpretation of Magnetotelluric Data in Central Leyte and Northern Negros Geothermal Areas, Central Philippines Toshihiro Uchida, Domingo B. Layugan, David M. Rigor, Jr., Carlos F. Los Ba±os, Nilo A. Apuada, Rhoel Enrico R. Olivar, and John Patrick L. Catane Power Plant Technology and Geophysics — PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference 2003 English
Effects of pH Elevation by Naoh Dosing on the Corrosion Potential of Steam Condensates from the Upper Mahiao Power Station, Leyte, Philippines Ruperto R. Villa, Jr., June Rizza V. Paraon, and Keith A. Lichti Field Maintenance — PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference 2003 English
Geysers Performance Update Through 2002 K. P. Goyal, W. T. Box, Jr. KEYNOTE SPEAKER The Geysers, production performance Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Use of Naturally-Occurring Tracers to Monitor Two-Phase Conditions in the Coso EGS Project Michael C. Adams FIELD STUDIES tracers, two-phase, COSO Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Alcohols as Two-Phase Tracers Michael C. Adams, Yasuo Yamada, Masahiko Yagi, Christian Kasteler, Phaedra Kilbourn, Nick Dahdah MODELING tracer test, alcohols, two-phase tracers Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
The Construction of a Tensorial Model to Represent the Porous Volcanic Rock Deformation Coupled to the Flow of Fluid Mario CÈsar Su·rez Arriaga, Fernando Samaniego Verduzco MODELING TENSORIAL MODEL , ROCK DEFORMATION, fluid flow Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Sustainable Utilization of Geothermal Resources Gudni Axelsson, Valgardur Stef·nsson, GrÌmur Bjˆrnsson FIELD STUDIES geothermal resources, sustainable utilization Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Improving Hydraulic Stimulation Efficiency by Means of Real-Time Monitoring S. Baisch, R. Weidler, R. Voeroes H. Tenzer , D. Teza HOT DRY ROCK hydraulic stimulation, real-time monitoring, hydraulic stimulation efficiency Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Microseismic Monitoring of the Worldís Largest Potential HDR Reservoir R.Baria, S.Michelet, J.Baumgaertner ,B.Dyer A.Gerard, J.Nicholls,T.Hettkamp, D.Teza N.Soma, H.Asanuma, J. Garnish, T.Megel HOT DRY ROCK microseismic monitoring, hot dry rock, European HDR project Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Reservoir Conditions at 3-6 km Depth in the Hellisheidi Geothermal Field, SW-Iceland, Estimated by Deep Drilling, Cold Water Injection and Seismic Monitoring Grimur Bjornsson FIELD STUDIES reservoir conditions, Hellisheidi Field, deep drilling, water injection Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
A Numerical Simulation Study of the Performance of Enhanced Geothermal Systems Steve J. Butler, Subir K. Sanyal, Ann Robertson-Tait HOT DRY ROCK enhanced geothermal systems, numerical simulation, hydraulic stimulation Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Experimental Study of Two-Phase Flow Structure Effects on Relative Permeabilities in a Fracture Chih-Ying Chen, Roland N. Horne, Mostafa Fourar MODELING flow structure, flow pattern, relative permeability, phase tortuosity, fracture Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Fluid Inclusion Stratigraphy: New Method for Geothermal Reservoir Assessment Preliminary Results Lorie M. Dilley, David I. Norman, Brian Berard GEOLOGY fluid inclusion stratigraphy, geothermal reservoir Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Three-Dimensional Modeling of Injection Induced Thermal Stresses with an Example from Coso A. Ghassemi, S. Tarasovs GEOPHYSICS thermoelastic mechanism, reservoir simulation, enhanced geothermal system Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Poro-Thermoelastic Mechanisms in Wellbore Stability and Reservoir Stimulation A. Ghassemi, Q. Zhang GEOPHYSICS poro-thermoelastic mechanism, wellbore stability, reservoir simulation Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
High Temperature Downhole Reservoir Monitoring System Joseph A. Henfling,Randy A. Normann RESERVOIR — Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
Electricity Production from Hot Rocks T. Hettkamp, J. Baumg‰rtner, R. Baria, A. GÈrard, T. Gandy, S. Michelet, D. Teza HOT DRY ROCK hot rocks, electricity production Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
The Stimulation of a Sedimentary Geothermal Reservoir in the North German Basin: Case Study Gro? Schˆnebeck Ernst Huenges, Heinz-Gerd Holl, Bjˆrn Legarth, G¸nter Zimmermann, and Ali Saadat HOT DRY ROCK reservoir stimulation, GRO? SCH÷NEBECK, low permeablity reservoir Stanford Geothermal Workshop 2004 English
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