"Second order" exploratory data analysis of the large scale gas injection test (lasgit) dataset, focused around known gas migration events

Conference paper (2013)
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Geoscience & Engineering (CEG) (TU Delft)
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05-02-2013

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Proceedings of the Gas Generation and Migration International Symposium and Workshop, FORGE symposium, Luxembourg, February 5-7, 2013

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Civil Engineering and Geosciences

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Geoscience & Engineering

Abstract

Within large-scale experimental datasets a wealth of small scale information can typically be found. An example of such an experiment is the Large Scale Gas Injection Test (Lasgit). A toolkit has been developed to facilitate the investigation of the small scale or ‘second order’ detail contained within Lasgit’s dataset. Results obtained through application include: quantifications of trends and seasonal effects; and second order gas transmission spurring from a primary macro scale transmission event.

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