Titlebook: Advances in the Geological Storage of Carbon Dioxide; International Approa S. Lombardi,L.K. Altunina,S.E. Beaubien Conference proceedings 2

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SUBSURFACE CARBON DIOXIDE STORAGE THROUGH CLATHRATE HYDRATE FORMATIONe it plays in the greenhouse effect and hence global climate change. Various schemes for underground CO. storage (viz. geologic disposal into coal seams, depleted oil/gas reservoirs, salt caverns, and deep oceans) have already been reported in the literature. Subsurface CO. storage through clathrate

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STUDY OF NATURAL CO2 EMISSIONS IN DIFFERENT ITALIAN GEOLOGICAL SCENARIOSe histories demonstrate the possible co-existence of CO. natural emissions and people since Roman times. The Solfatara crater (Phlegraean fields caldera, Southern Italy) is an ancient Roman spa. The area is characterized by intense and diffuse fumarole and hydrothermal activity. Soil gas flux measur

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ASSESSMENT OF THE LONG-TERM FATE OF CO2 INJECTED INTO THE WEYBURN FIELDial activity, a major research project to study geological sequestration and storage of CO., known as the International Energy Agency (IEA) Weyburn CO. Monitoring and Storage Project, was launched in July 2000. Phase 1 of this project was completed in 2004. This paper discusses the longterm assessme

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REMOTE SENSING AND GIS FOR SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF ANTHROPOGENIC CARBON OXIDE EMISSIONSareas (cells) which are inside atmospheric pollution zones. Particular issues related to the modeling of atmosphere pollution caused by oil field flares are considered. Pollution zones were revealed by standard modeling of contaminant dispersal in the atmosphere. Polluted ecosystem cells were calculated on the basis of oil production volume.