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The IPGT Reservoir Modeling Working Group has updated their draft white paper in order to outline the current state of the art and technology needs related to zonal isolation and packers for enhanced geothermal systems. This paper will assist IPGT countries to focus R&D efforts on the most critical areas. This is a final draft of the Reservoir Modeling Working Groups white paper. Constructive comments from the geothermal and the scientific community, as well as from the public are highly appreciated and will be used to improve the white papers. Comments and suggestions on the White papers shoud be sent to the IPGT Secretariat by email by no later than April 29th, 2012. Please contact the Secretariat at the IPGT Secretariat (IPGT@ret.gov.au). |
March 4th, 2010
IPGT Reservoir Modeling Workshop - Iceland
This interactive workshop brought together engineers and scientists involved in geothermal reservoir studies in Iceland to exchange ideas and increase understanding on geothermal resources.
The workshop was very successful with over 50 participants, excellent presentations and fruitful discussions. Below are videos of all the presentations.
Opening Address
Task 1: Heat transfer from magma intrusions under geothermal systems
Magnús Tumi Guðmundsson, University of Iceland
Task 2: Boundary conditions and roots of the geothermal systems
Gunnar Gunnarsson, Reykjavik Energy
Task 3: Reservoir parameters
Hjalti Fransson, Iceland GeoSurvey
Task 4: How to estimate production capacity of green fields
Héðinn Björnsson, Iceland GeoSurvey
Task 5: Intrinsic or structural anisotropy
Snorri Páll Kjaran, Vatnaskil Consulting Engineers
Task 6: Coupling reactive transport to reservoir modeling
Edda S. P. Aradóttir, HI/ Reykjavik Energy
Task 7: Relative permeabilities for two phase flow in geothermal reservoirs
María S. Guðjónsdóttir, HR/HÍ
Task 8: Mathematical modeling of energy flow in a geothermal reservoir
Halldór Pálsson, University of Iceland
