PhD abstracts and posters

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Session 1: Reservoir geomechanics and reservoir management

ID 1.1Jon-Danilo KortramTechnical University of DelftAn experimental investigation of the effects of corrosion inhibitor on the mechanical properties of reservoir rockPosterAbstract
ID 1.2Kai BrökerETH ZurichA case study of estimating in-situ stress at the Bedretto Underground Laboratory, Switzerland: Combining mini-frac tests and borehole breakoutsPoster Abstract
ID 1.3Eszter Békési  University of UtrechtGround motions induced by pore pressure changes at the Szentes geothermal area, SE HungaryPosterAbstract
ID 1.4Davide GeremiaCY Cergy-Paris Université (CYU)Chemical degradation from water injection in critically stressed carbonate rockPosterAbstract
ID 1.7Tomasz KowalskiAGH University of Science and Technology in KrakowCement slurry in borehole heat exchangersPoster Abstract
ID 1.8Maxime Catinat Université Paris-Saclay, GEOPS, CNRSNMR contribution in sub-horizontal well for porosity-permeability heterogeneity characterization in limestones: implications for 3D reservoir prediction and flow simulation in a world class geothermal aquiferPoster Abstract
ID 1.9Gianluca CadelanoIstituto per l’Atmosfera e il Clima, Consiglio Nazionale delle RicerchePreliminary findings in the assessment of the critical radius of ground heat exchangers: a factorial design approachPoster Abstract
ID 1.10Leandra WeydtDepartment of Geothermal Science and Technology, Technische Universität DarmstadtPetrophysical reservoir characterization of the Los Humeros geothermal field (Mexico): from outcrop analogue analysis to parametrization of a 3D geological-geothermal modelPoster Abstract
ID 1.11Anne-Sophie EsneuIFP Energies NouvellesInvestigating the mechanisms of damages in formations during the reinjection of geothermal fluidsPosterAbstract

Session 2: Earthquake mechanics

ID 2.1Akos KissDurham UniversitySafe Enhanced Geothermal System (EGS) Development of the Dinantian Carbonate play, UKPosterAbstract
ID 2.2Qinglin DengUniversité de StrasbourgModeling investigation of induced seismicity after shut-inPosterAbstract
ID 2.3Francesco FiguraEPFLFrictiona behaviour of carbonate bearing faults at brittle-ductile transitionPosterAbstract

Session 3: Faults characteristics and properties

ID 3.1Nick HarpersHeriot-Watt UniversityEffect of reactive fluid flow-through on transport and frictional properties of faults in deep geothermal systemsPosterAbstract
ID 3.2Johanne KleeInstitut Polytechnique UniLaSalleCharacterization of geothermal exploitation window in term of fracture evolution: Results from analogue studies with the Southern Death Valley Fault Zone (CA, USA) and the Upper Rhine Graben shoulders (Germany and France)Poster Abstract
ID 3.3Marc PerretIFPENFracture and paleo-fluid characterization in a fossil geothermal system – Geneva Basin, SwitzerlandPoster Abstract
ID 3.4Steven BeynonUniversity of LiverpoolStructural controls on fluid circulation in a transtensional duplex: Lessons from an exhumed geothermal systemPosterAbstract
ID 3.5Camille PaquezUniversity of La Réunion and AkuoEnergyAssessing the geothermal potential of Piton des Neiges volcano (Réunion Island): a geological and structural framework updatePoster Abstract
ID 3.6Etienne LeroyUniversity of BordeauxFaulting in volcaniclastics and related subsurface reservoir compartimentalization: The volcanic island of Milos case.Poster Abstract
ID 3.7Jinlin JiangMines ParisTechNumerical modelling of fluid-induced fault slip reactivation,application to Geo-Energy systemsPoster Abstract
ID 3.8Gemma Mitjanas CollsUniversitat de BarcelonaThe Vallès Basin Geothermal system in the frame of the GEO-URBAN projectPoster Abstract
ID 3.9Aurore LaurentUniversité de Lille3D structural modelling of the Dinantian carbonates reservoir in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais coal basin area: towards a better characterization of the deep geothermal resource in Northern FrancePoster Abstract
ID 3.10Aysegül TuranTU DarmstadtLaboratory measurements on rock and reservoir properties of fractured Carnmenellis Granite under simulated EGS conditionsPoster Abstract

Session 4: Modelling of geothermal processes

ID 4.1Serhat Tonkulİzmir Institute of Technology, Department of Civil EngineeringCharacterization of Sb-scaling in High Saline Geothermal Power Plant: A Case Study for Germencik Region, Western TurkeyPoster Abstract
ID 4.2Lily Suherlina Department of Geoscience and Engineering, Reservoir Engineering section, TU DelftThermal-Hydraulic Chemical Evolution of A High Enthalpy Geothermal FieldPosterAbstract
ID 4.3Geraldine RegnierNovel Reservoir Modelling and Simulation Group, Department of Earth Science and EngineeringModelling of highly heterogeneous reservoirs with dynamic mesh optimisationPosterAbstract
ID 4.4Edoardo PezzulliInstitute of Geochemistry and Petrology, Department of Earth Sciences, ETH ZurichA J-integral to simulate hydraulic fracturing in deep geothermal systemsPoster Abstract
ID 4.5Mylène ReceveurSchool of Geosciences, University of EdinburghInvestigating the key controls on mine-water heat in abandonned flooded coal mine workings in the UK: what is the thermal footprint of past mining activities?PosterAbstract
ID 4.6Dorothee SiefertEnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg AG & KITCO2 handling in binary geothermal systems – a modelling approach for different CO2 contents, TDS and p-T conditions with implications on the geothermal power plant in Bruchsal, GermanyPoster Abstract
ID 4.7Aurélia CrinièreDépartement des Sciences de la Terre, Université de GenèveReservoir geology of the Cretaceous-Cenozoic transition in the context of geothermal exploration in the Geneva Basin and neighbouring France (Switzerland & France)Poster Abstract
ID 4.8Yemane KelemeworkUniversity of Naples Federico IIGeothermal modeling of the southern Italy constrained by magnetic, gravity and heat flow dataPoster Abstract
ID 4.9Perrine MasParis-Saclay University & BRGMSeismic interpretation and 3D geomodelling of the Dogger and Triassic aquifers for the metropolis of Orleans, FrancePoster Abstract
ID 4.10Gergő HutkaSection 4.8 Geoenergy, GFZ German Research Centre for GeosciencesNumerical investigation of injection-induced seismicity in geothermal reservoirs for seismic hazard and risk mitigation: problem statementPoster Abstract
ID 4.11Lars YströmKarlsruhe Institute of Technology – Geothermal Energy and Reservoir TechnologyOptimised multicomponent geothermometer – MulT_predictPoster Abstract
ID 4.12Boris GalvanEurekxToMaHoC: A Ready to use GPU Powered Thermo-Mechanical-Hydro Chemical SimulatorPoster Abstract

General session: Other geothermal topics

ID G.1Mirja PavićCroatian Geological SurveyHyTheC – Multidisciplinary Approach to Conceptual Modelling of Hydrothermal Systems in CroatiaPoster Abstract
ID G.2Gabriel PasquetUniversité de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour (UPPA) – Laboratoire des Fluides Complexes et leurs RéservoirsCorrelation between high-temperature geothermal energy and natural hydrogen generation in the Asal Rift, Republic of Djibouti and in IcelandPoster Abstract
ID G.3Gaétan MilesiUniversité de MontpellierThermochronology and REE analyses, a tool to reveal hydrothermal circulations and geothermal perturbations along faults : the Têt fault example (Eastern Pyrénées, France)Poster Abstract
ID G.4Juan Luis De la CruzInstituto de Geofísica, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoGeostatistical mapping of the depth to the bottom of magnetic sources and their relationship with borehole heat flow data in MexicoPoster Abstract
ID G.5Martina Gizzi“Politecnico di Torino”, Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Ambiente, del Territorio e delle Infrastrutture Potential and limits of using analytical solutions for Thermally Affected Zone (TAZ) assessment in Open-Loop Groundwater Heat Pump SystemsPoster Abstract
ID G.6Stijn BeerninkDelft University of Technology, Delft, The NetherlandsAssessing the geohydrological properties and storage conditions of aquifers for high temperature aquifer thermal energy storage (HT-ATES) using geophysical logging methodsPosterAbstract
ID G.7Hadrien ThomasUniversité Paris-Saclay, CNRS, GEOPSFacies, porosity and permeability prediction in a 3-D geological static model of the Middle Jurassic geothermal reservoir of the Paris Basin Poster Abstract
ID G.8Joseph IrelandQueen’s UniversityThe Impact of Thermal Plumes on Aquifer Properties and Ground Water QualityPoster Abstract
ID G.9Arianna PassamontiFraunhofer IEG Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geothermal SystemsStudy on high temperature heat pump coupled with high temperature mine thermal energy storagePosterAbstract
ID G.10Ábel MarkóDepartment of Geology, Eötvös Loránd University BudapestApproach to understand and avoid injection related problems in geothermal systemsPoster Abstract
ID G.11Martyna CiepielowskaAGH University of Science and Technology in KrakowCement slurries with low thermal conductivity factor for preventing heat loss in deep geothermal wellsPoster Abstract
ID G.12Alessio LeinsGFZ PotsdamCharacterization of Organic Compounds in Geothermal FluidsPoster Abstract
ID G.13Katarzyna KurekWageningen University and ResearchGeothermal resources and local developmentPosterAbstract