Presenter: Michael Jordan, SINTEF
In this webinar we present results from the aCQurate project where we have developed a new CO2 monitoring technology using quantitative joint inversion for large-scale storage applications.
To improve the imaging and quantification of relevant reservoir parameters, we employ a hybrid structural-petrophysical joint inversion approach to combine the strengths and advantages of multiple different geophysical monitoring techniques (e.g., high spatial resolution from seismics and high sensitivity to CO2 saturation from CSEM).
