CO2 storage in saline aquifers offers a realistic means of achieving globally significant
reductions in greenhouse gas emissions at the scale of billions of tonnes per year. We …

Geostatistics is a common tool in reservoir characterization. Written from the basics of
statistics, this book covers only those topics that are needed for the two goals of the text: to …

Geological systems exhibit variability and structure at a wide range of scales. Geological
modelling of subsurface petroleum reservoirs has generally focused on the larger scales …

To prevent ocean acidification and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, it is necessary to
capture and store carbon dioxide. The Sleipner storage site, offshore Norway, is the world's …

We provide a comprehensive experimental study of steady state, drainage relative
permeability curves with CO2‐brine and N2‐deionized water, on a single Bentheimer …

Practical production optimization problems typically involve large, highly complex reservoir
models, thousands of unknowns and many nonlinear constraints, which makes the …

Unpredicted, rapid plume elongation has been observed at subsurface CO 2 storage
projects worldwide, exemplified by the Sleipner project. We show that conventionally …

Sleipner is a commercial CO2 storage site in the North Sea with good constraints from
monitoring data, but also with some significant uncertainties regarding temperature …

Representative elementary volumes (REVs) and heterogeneity are key concepts in
continuum multiphase flow, yet their manifestation from the pore‐scale and associated …

Recent advancements in experimental techniques allow sub-core-scale heterogeneities to
be quantified in a high resolution. Based on the observations of heterogeneity distributions …