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Session No. 272: T13. Hydrogeology of Geothermal Resources: From Shallow Systems to Deep Reservoirs
Session Chairs:
Jeff Pepin, Jonathon Stautberg, Stanley Mordensky
Description:
Hydrogeology governs geothermal resources through coupled characteristics including groundwater flow, heat transport, permeability, and geochemistry. This session explores all types of geothermal energy across spatial and temporal scales, emphasizing exploration, performance, environmental impacts, and sustainability.
Presentations
| Paper No. | Title | Presenting Author | Start Time | End Time | Item Duration (min) | Action | Introductory Remarks | 01:30 PM | 01:35 PM | 5 min | 272-1 | Glaciovolcanism and Geothermal Resources of Mount Baker, Washington | Lee Florea | 01:35 PM | 01:50 PM | 15 min | View | 272-2 | Mapping of Ambient Low-temperature Geothermal Resources Associated with Aquifer and Reservoir Thermal Energy Storage | Erick Burns | 01:50 PM | 02:10 PM | 20 min | View | 272-3 | Underground Thermal Energy Storage in Mines - Results from an in-situ Field Scale Test | Traugott Scheytt | 02:10 PM | 02:25 PM | 15 min | View | Break | 02:25 PM | 02:40 PM | 15 min | 272-4 | Evaluating the Hydrothermal Footprint of Geothermal Energy Development in Complex Rift Settings using MODFLOW 6 GWE | Lauren Foster | 02:40 PM | 02:55 PM | 15 min | View | 272-5 | Mapping Geologic Thermal Energy Storage Potential Across the United States | Jeff Pepin | 02:55 PM | 03:10 PM | 15 min | View | 272-6 | The Importance of Subsurface Structure for Predicting Hydrothermal Upflow When Using Supervised Machine Learning | Stanley Mordensky | 03:10 PM | 03:25 PM | 15 min | View | Concluding Remarks | 03:25 PM | 03:30 PM | 5 min |
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Hydrogeology of Geothermal Resources: From Shallow Systems to Deep Reservoirs
Description
Date and Time: Tuesday, 13 October - 1:30 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))
Room: CCC, 105
Session Type: Topical Sessions
Session Format: Oral
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