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The third day of the Natural Releases workshop was spent in the field, starting with a 6 km walk around Laacher See (a volcanic centre of the East Eifel field). During this...

Chaired by Ameena Camps, IEAGHG and Franz May, CO2GeoNet/BGR
Each of the session chairs prepared a brief presentation to summarise the main messages from their session, and...

Chaired by Lee Spangler, Montana State University
5.2.1 Soil-gas behaviour and measurement in a carbon-reactive natural analogue; implications for near-surface monitoring...

Chaired by Katherine Romanak, Gulf Coast Carbon Centre
5.1.1 The challenge of underwater gas (leakage) monitoring
Ingo Moeller, BGR

Panel Members: Lee Spangler, Montana State University, Giovanni Chiodini, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Travis McLing, Idaho National Laboratory, Rob Arts,...

Travis McLing, Idaho National Laboratory
The soda spring system was famous for its medicinal waters, which is on the Eastern flank of the Yellowstone hotspot, and is...

Rob Arts, TNO-NITG
Rob began by introducing the latest CO2 storage regulatory requirements, which have a main focus on safety and the environment, explaining key points in...

Giovanni Chiodini, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia

Chair - Travis McLing, INL

Lee Spangler, Montana State University on behalf of Dave Bowen, Montana State University
Lee began by expressing his thanks to ZERT; funded by the US-DOE; for funding this...

Panel Members: Elizabeth Keating, Los Alamos National Laboratory; Chan Quang Vong, BRGM and Charles Jenkins, CO2CRC and CSIRO
C. It is really interesting to hear, your study...

Charles Jenkins, CO2CRC and CSIRO on behalf of Linda Stalker, CO2CRC and CSIRO
This study, funded by IEAGHG aims to test the feasibility of monitoring mobilised substances....

Publication section 3.2 Intrusion of CO2 and impurities in a freshwater aquifer – impact evaluation by reactive transport modelling
Chan Quang Vong, BRGM
It is important to say we don’t measure the fate of impurities in the reservoir, but when they reach the aquifer. This was performed by Nicholas...

Chaired by Jerry Sherk, IPAC-CO2

Publication section 3.1 The challenge of predicting groundwater quality impacts in CO2 leakage scenarios: Results from field, laboratory, and modelling studies at a natural analogue site in New Mexico, USA
Elizabeth Keating, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Elizabeth opened her presentation by explaining her talk will discuss the challenge of predicting groundwater quality,...

Chaired by Franz May, BGR
2.2.1 Life in dry, terrestrial mofette areas
Hardy Pfanz, University of Duisberg-Essen
Hardy began by answering the question of ‘what is a mofette...

Chaired by Jonathan Pearce, BGS
2.1.1 RITE’s research and development activity of marine environment assessment technology for CCS
Michimasa Magi, RITE

Jennifer Lewicki, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Jen opened her presentation by discussing the background to natural release investigations, highlighting key questions...

Chaired by Rob Arts, TNOPanel Members: Tim Dixon, Travis McLing, Dave Jones, Jennifer Lewicki
Q (for Jennifer). What is the most reliable method for monitoring CO2, or do you...

Travis McLing, Idaho National Laboratory and Lee Spangler, Montana State University
CCS in the U.S. is a little different, and mid-term elections may change things. Before I...

Dave Jones, British Geological Survey
Dave opened his presentation by introducing the EU RISCS project, a four year project starting in January 2010, with 24 participants...

Tim Dixon, IEAGHG
Tim began by examining the context for environmental impacts of CO2 storage, introducing risk assessment requirements and the need for understanding of...

