Browsing Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) Digital Archive by Author "Furre, Anne-Kari"

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    • Deliverable 4.4 Optimizing Fibre-Optic Monitoring: A case study in the Norwegian North Sea 

      Wienecke, Susann; Ringrose, Philip; Furre, Anne-Kari; Williams, John; Kettlety, Tom; Zarifi, Zoya; Voss, Peter H.; Grande, Lars; Johnston, Rodney (NGI-rapport;20210518-D4-4, Research report, 2024-06-18)
      This report provides an overview of monitoring technologies for CO2 storage being considered in the ACT SHARP Project. SHARP is a research project funded under the ERA-NET ACT programme for accelerating Carbon Capture and ...

    • Deliverable 4.5: CO2 storage assessment – numerical simulation of the India case study 

      Furre, Anne-Kari; Ringrose, Philip; Grande, Lars (NGI-rapport;20210518-D4-5, Research report, 2023)
      A study of possible CCS application at the onshore field Baghewala,Bikaner Nagaur Basin India is discussed. The primary analysis includes identification of key reservoir and caprock units for storage and monitoring. ...

    • Deliverable 4.6 Design of multi-site and multi-scale monitoring schemes 

      Furre, Anne-Kari; Kettlety, Tom; Ringrose, Philip; Wienecke, Susann; Williams, John; Singh, Ajendra; Voss, Peter H.; Johnston, Rodney; Dee, Stephen (NGI-rapport;20210518-D4-6, Research report, 2024)
      This report describes a monitoring scheme applicable for CO2 storage projects at different maturity levels and scales. It is the final delivery from ACT SHARP (“Accelerating CCS Technologies - Stress history and reservoir ...

    • Deliverable 5.7: Interdisciplinary Guidance Towards Quantitative Containment Risk 

      Larsen, Tine; Keiding, Marie; Skurtveit, Elin; Ringrose, Philip; Furre, Anne-Kari; Roberts, Daniel; Kuehn, Daniela; Barnhoorn, Auke; Chandra, Debanjan; Choi, Jung Chan; Hindriks, Kees; Huang, Chen; Kettlety, Tom; Kupoluyi, Michael; Pearson, Steven; Thompson, Nicholas; Singh, Ajendra; Singh, D.N. (NGI-rapport;20210518-D5-7, Research report, 2025-01)
      The need for safe CO2 storage sites is accelerating and so is the demand for improved methods to assess and manage the geological risks at proposed sites. The SHARP project has worked specifically with the uncertainties ...