Gas monitoring methodology and application to CCS projects as defined by atmospheric and remote sensing survey in the natural analogue of campo de

Autor: Ortega M.F.[1], Rincones M.[1], Elio J.[1], Del Olmo G.J.[2], Nisi B.[3], Mazadiego L.F.[1], Iglesias L.[1], Vaselli O.[4, Grandia F., Garcia R.[6], De La Vega R.[1], Llamas B.[1]

Publikováno v: Global NEST Journal 16 (2014): 269–279.
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CO2 capture and storage (CCS) projects are presently developed to reduce the emission of anthropogenic CO2 into the atmosphere. CCS technologies are expected to account for the 20% of the CO2 reduction by 2050. Geophysical, ground deformation and geo

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