Stanford University

Annual Meeting 2018

Annual Affiliates Meeting

May 10, 2018

Research Review Meeting Agenda (490.84 KB)

Session 1: CO₂ Transport in Porous Media & Storage

Title	Speaker
Impact of rock structure heterogeneity on residual trapping: Which structures and scales are most important? (2.42 MB)	Maartje Boon
Predicting CO2 residual trapping ability based on experimental petrophysical properties for different sandstone types (3.44 MB)	Hailun (Cindy) Ni
Study of the multiple phase saturation distributions within a fracture (3.57 MB)	Meritxell Gran
On the CO2 wettability of reservoir rocks: addressing conflicting information (49.03 MB)	Charlotte Garing
The influence of Ostwald ripening on long-term evolution of residually trapped CO₂	Yaxin Li

Session 2: Geochemical Modeling & Pore Scale

Title	Speaker
Mineralization rates of CO2 in porous reservoir rocks	Don DePaolo
New methods for effective porosity and surface area measurement and prediction in vesicular basalts and implications for CCS (6.74 MB)	Chris Zahasky

Session 3: Monitoring & Rock Physics

Title	Speaker
Subsurface seismic monitoring	Badr Al-Rumaih
Eighteen months of continuous seismic monitoring with Stanford's fiber optic network (10.22 MB)	Eileen Martin
The influence of particle shape on micro structural, transport, and mechanical properties of granular media: insights from... (49.67 MB)	Abdulla Kerimov

Session 4: Recovery from Shales

Title	Speaker
Impact of CO2 on hydrocarbon recovery and carbonate mineral dissolution in shale (1.62 MB)	Youssef Elkady
Study of flow mechanisms in shale using CT imaging and data analysis (10.7 MB)	Beibei Wang
Monitoring breakdown pressure under triaxial loads with cryogenic fluids (1.43 MB)	Talal Alshafloot
Insights into the relationship of porosity and permeability of shales	Gader Alalli

Session 5: Integrated Process Modeling

Title	Speaker
Data-space approaches for uncertainty quantification of CO2 plume location in geological carbon storage (1.79 MB)	Wenyue Sun
Geospatial analysis of near-term potential for BECCS in the United States (2.56 MB)	EJ Baik
Design and operations optimization of membrane separation for flexible carbon capture (3.12 MB)	Mengyao Yuan
Optimal design and operations of a flexible oxyfuel natural gas plant (1.53 MB)	Holger Teichgraeber

Annual Workshop

May 11, 2018

Annual Workshop Agenda (489.88 KB)

Title	Speaker
CO2 EOR as part of Carbon Capture and Geologic storage – findings from the field.	Sue Hovorka, University of Texas, Austin
Learnings about near surface CO2 detection from the ZERT controlled release site and development of Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation as a technology for wellbore remediation.	Lee Spangler, Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership
TBD	Julio Friedmann
Challenges and Opportunities Deploying CCS Into the Power Sector – The View from NET Power.	Walker Dimmig, NET Power
Integrated CCS for Kansas – Regulatory Challenges, Lessons Learned with Class VI, and the Road Ahead to Commercial Scale Deployment.	Jennifer Hollenbach, Kansas Geological Survey
What R&D gaps appear to be of concern to regulators and policy makers?	Scott Imbus, Chevron