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Carbon Storage and Monitoring Solutions

What is Carbon Sequestration?

Carbon sequestration is the process of capturing, securing, and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the human “carbon footprint” and prevent warming of the atmosphere. There are two main types of carbon sequestration: biological and geological.

Geospace Technologies provides advanced seismic sensors, data acquisition systems, reservoir monitoring solutions, and leak detection systems that can be used for both types of carbon sequestration.

 

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MMV PRODUCT SOLUTIONS

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SADAR®

SADAR®-E is an event-driven, seismic-acoustic monitoring technology solution that classifies and locates subsurface events of interest, automatically and in real-time.

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INSIGHT FIBER OPTIC

Insight features three-component, all-optical downhole shuttles, specializing in multi-level, real-time, continuous, high-definition seismic acquisition.

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OPTOSEIS™ PRM

The best platform for accurate and detailed measurements of changes to the reservoir, enabling better modeling of dynamic reservoir behavior and increased oil and gas production.

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WIRELESS SEISMIC MONITORING

Faster and more efficient monitoring operations can be achieved with the use of the GCL by eliminating the process of engaging connectors for power and data transfer.

PRODUCT SOLUTION BENEFITS

Our SADAR® and Optoseis Insight products are crucial components of CCUS operative solutions, enabling cost-effective and accurate monitoring of storage facilities while ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with regulatory requirements. With Geospace’s technologies and expertise, CCUS operators can mitigate environmental risks and ensure the long-term sustainability of their operations.

EARLY DETECTION OF LEAKS

Geospace’s SADAR leak detection system can detect leaks in real-time, allowing operators to take immediate action to prevent environmental damage and avoid costly downtime.

ENHANCES SAFETY AND RELIABILITY

Geospace’s advanced seismic sensors and data acquisition systems provide accurate and reliable information about underground conditions, ensuring safe and secure carbon storage operations.

REAL-TIME MONITORING AND ANALYSIS

Geospace’s Optiseis Insight provides real-time monitoring and analysis of seismic data, enabling operators to quickly identify and respond to any potential issues.

IMPROVED REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Geospace’s products meet or exceed regulatory requirements, ensuring compliance and minimizing the risk of fines or penalties.

BETTER RISK MANAGEMENT

Geospace’s Seismic Monitoring System enables operators to monitor vibration levels during injection and storage operations, helping to identify and manage risks to the integrity of the storage site.

COST EFFECTIVE

Geospace’s products can help operators reduce costs by minimizing the need for manual monitoring and inspection, optimizing injection rates, and reducing the risk of downtime and environmental damage.

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OUR PRODUCTS APPLIED TO A STORAGE LOCATION

Overcome Carbon Storage and Monitoring Challenges

Detect Infrastructure Damage | Predict CO2 Leakage | Assess Caprock Integrity

 

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TECHNICAL BACKGROUND ON CARBON STORAGE APPLICATIONS

FIRST BREAK | April 2023 Issue

Performance Outlook for SADAR Array Network at Newell County Facility

Article summarizes several fundamental results from a year of continuous monitoring at an active carbon storage facility in Canada using the SADAR permanent array network.

FIRST BREAK | April 2022 Issue

Compact Phased Arrays for Microseismic Monitoring

Article demonstrates the promising performance of permanently deployed, networked SADAR arrays to detect and locate microseismicity associated to CO2 storage reservoirs.

In-depth conversations in applied geophysics

Episode 142: How to technologically scale CCUS

Dr. Don Lawton of Carbon Management Canada and Dr. Mark Tinker of Quantum Technology Sciences discuss the latest technological advances for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS).

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