Coda-wave interferometry analysis of Synthetic time-lapse VSP data at CO2SINK project site, Ketzin, Germany

Yang, C.; Fan, W.; Juhlin, Christopher

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Yang, C.

Fan, W.

Juhlin, Christopher

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2011

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Yang, C. and Fan, W. and Juhlin, C. 2011. Coda-wave interferometry analysis of Synthetic time-lapse VSP data at CO2SINK project site, Ketzin, Germany in Proceedings of the 2011 Borehole Geophysics Workshop: Emphasis on 3D VSP, Jan 16-20 2011. Istanbul: European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers.

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Borehole Geophysics Workshop: Emphasis on 3D VSP

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Department of Exploration Geophysics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/12954

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Curtin Research Publications

Abstract

The CO2SINK project is the first on-shore pilot CO2 storage study in Europe and address a number of the key aspects related to geological storage of CO2. Different seismic surveys have been carried out in the project, Such as time-lapse seismic and surface moving source profiling (MSP, also known as walk -away VSP) surveys. We have investigated the feasibility of coda -wave Interferometry analysis for monitoring of CO2 injection using time-lapse VSP synthetic data based on a project site CO2SINK elastic model. Our studies suggest that coda -wave interferometry analysis could potentially be a reliable and effective tool for monitoring geological carbon sequestration.