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Hawaii Play Fairway Analysis: USGS data for Geothermal Wells in Hawaii

Aqueous chemistry and well metadata from the USGS for Geothermal Wells in Hawaii

Tags: aqueous-chemistry, chemistry, depth, geochemical, geochemistry, geothermal, hawaii, lcoation, maui, metadata, mgcl, molokai, oahu, pfa, tds, temperature, total-dissolved-solids, usgs, water-chemistry, well-coordinates, well-id, wells
Organization: Department of Energy
REE Sorption Study of Seived -50 +100 Mesh Fraction of Media 1 in Brine 1 at Different Concentrations of REE at 70C

This dataset shows the sorption capacities of smaller grain size (-50 +100 mesh) of media #1 in brine #1 at different starting concentrations of REE's at elevated temperature of 70C. The experimental conditions are 2g of -50 +100 mesh media #1 to 150mL of REE solution at concentrations of .2ppm each, 2ppm each, and 20ppm each. The pH of the solution is 5.5, and the temperature was at 70C.

Tags: 50-100-seived, 70c, aqueous-chemistry, brine, brine-1, brine-study, chemistry, elevated-temperature-70c, extraction, geothermal, media-1, mineral-recovery, ph-5-5, rare-earth-elements, recovery, ree, seive, sequestration, shaker-bath, shaker-table, shaker-test, shakertable, sorption
Organization: Department of Energy
Repetitive Regeneration of Media 1 after REE Sorption from Brine 1 at 70C

This dataset shows the ability of media #1 to be loaded with REE's, stripped of the REE's sequestered, regenerated, and reused over many cycles. 

Tags: aqueous-chemistry, brine, brine-1, brine-study, chemistry, elevated-temperature, extraction, geothermal, media-1, mineral-recovery, rare-earth-element, recovery, ree, regeneration, reusable, sequestration, shakertable, sorption
Organization: Department of Energy
Dynamic Column Extraction for Europium on Media 1 at Ambient Temperature

This is a dataset for a 200ppm europium solution sent through a column with 12g of media #1 at pH of 3.2. This column experiment was run at ambient temperature at a flow rate of 2mL/min.

Tags: ambient-temperature, aqueous-chemistry, brine, brine-study, chemistry, column, dynamic-column-extraction, eu, europium, experiment, extraction, geothermal, media-1, mineral-recovery, rare-earth-element, recovery, ree, solution
Organization: Department of Energy
Sorption Capacity of Europium for Media 1 and Media 2 from Solution at Ambient Temperature

This dataset shows the capacity for Europium of media #1 and media #2 in a shakertable experiment. The experimental conditions were 150mL of 500ppm Eu solution, 2g of media, pH of 3.2, at ambient temperature. 

Tags: 500ppm-europium, ambient-temperature, aqueous-chemistry, brine, brine-study, capacity, chemistry, eu, europium, geothermal, media, media-1, media-2, mineral-recovery, ph-3-2, rare-earth-elements, recovery, ree, shaker-bath, shaker-table, shaker-test, shakertable, sorption
Organization: Department of Energy
REE Sorption Study for Media #1 and Media #2 in Brine #1 and #2 at different Liquid to Solid Ratio's at Ambient Temperature

This data set shows the different loading capacities of Media #1 and Media #2 in a high and low salt content brine matrix at different liquid to solid ratio's. These data sets are shaker bath tests on media #1 and media #2 in brine's #1 and #2 at 500mL-.5g(1000-1 ratio), 150mL-.75g(200-1 ratio), and 150mL-2.5g(60-1 ratio) at ambient temperature.

Tags: 1000-1-ratio, 200-1-ratio, 60-1-ratio, ambient-temperature, brine, brine-1, brine-2, brine1, geothermal, liquid-to-solid-ratio, media, media-1, media-2, rare-earth-element, ree, salt-content, shaker-bath-test, shaker-test, sorption, study
Organization: Department of Energy
Hawaii Play Fairway Analysis: MT and AMT Survey along the Saddle Road, Hawaii

Pierce, H.A., and Thomas, D.M., 2009, Magnetotelluric and audiomagnetotelluric groundwater survey along the Humu'ula portion of Saddle Road near and around the Pohakuloa Training Area, Hawaii: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2009, 1135, 160 p.

Tags: amt, audiomagnetotelluric, geophysical, geophysics, geothermal, groundwater, hawaii, magnetotelluric, mt, pfa, pohakuloa-training-area, saddle-road, survey
Organization: Department of Energy
Hawaii Play Fairway Analysis: USGS 2007 Geologic Map of the State of Hawaii

Geologic Map of the State of Hawaii published by the USGS in 2007.  Includes downloadable GIS layers.  Used in the Play Fairway project to obtain location of calderas, volcanic vents, dikes, and faults, as well as ages.  To the fault layer we appended data from the USGS Quaternary fault and fold database.

Tags: calderas, dikes, geologic-map, geology, geothermal, hawaii, kahoolawe, kauai, lanai, map, maui, molokai, niihau, oahu, usgs, volcanic-vent
Organization: Department of Energy
Brine Stability Study

This is a study of the brine formulations that we were using in our testing were stable over time. The data includes charts, as well as, all of the original data from the ICP-MS runs to complete this study.

Tags: brine, brine-study, ca, calcium, geothermal, k_, na, potassium, rare-earth-elements, ree, simple, sodium, stability
Organization: Department of Energy
Raft River Idaho Magnetotelluric Data

Raw magnetotelluric (MT) data covering the geothermal system at Raft River, Idaho. The data was acquired by Quantec Geoscience. This is a zipped file containing .edi raw MT data files.

Tags: data, edi, geophysical-survey, geophysics, geothermal, idaho, magnetotelluric, mt, raft-river
Organization: Department of Energy
Fluid Rare Earth Element Analyses from Wells RN-12 and RN-19, Reykjanes, Iceland

Results for fluid rare earth element analyses from Reykjanes wells RN-12 and RN-19. The data have not been corrected for flashing. Samples pre-concentrated using chelating resin with IDA functional group (InertSep ME-1). Analyzed using an element magnetic sector ICP-MS.

Tags: aqueous-chemistry, brine, brine-study, chemistry, content-model, element-magnetic-sector, geochemistry, geothermal, iceland, icp-ms, ngds-content-model, rare-earth-elements, ree, reykjanes, rn-12, rn-19, usgin-content-model, water-chemistry
Organization: Department of Energy
Lithium and Manganese Uptake Data from Initial Set of Imprinted Polymers

Batch tests of cross-linked lithium and manganese imprinted polymers of variable composition to assess their ability to extract lithium and manganese from synthetic brines at T=45 deg C . 


Tags: adsorption, brine, brine-study, content-model, extraction, geothermal, icp-oes, imprinted-polymer, lithium, lithium-uptake, manganese, manganese-uptake, ngds-content-model, polymer, synthetic-brines, usgin-content-model
Organization: Department of Energy
Gd Uptake Experiments for Preliminary Set of Functionalized Adsorbents (With Content Model)

These data summarize adsorption experiments conducted with Gd in 0.5 M NaCl. Results represent preliminary, proof-of-concept data utilizing fine-powder silica gel as the adsorbent support. Future testing will focus on larger, application-appropriate beads.

Tags: adsorbent, adsorption, brine, brine-study, chemistry, content-model, gadolinium, gd, gd-uptake, geochemistry, geothermal, mineral-uptake, ngds-content-model, ree, separation, silica-gel, usgin-content-model, water-chemistry
Organization: Department of Energy
Hawaii Play Fairway Analysis: USGS Quaternary Fault and Fold Database

This database contains information on faults and associated folds in the United States that are believed to be sources of M>6 earthquakes during the Quaternary (the past 1,600,000 years). Maps of these geologic structures are linked to detailed descriptions and references.  Used to supplement faults mapped on the USGS 2007 Geologic Map of the State of Hawaii.  Reference:  U.S. Geological Survey, 2006, Quaternary fault and fold database for the United States, accessed 2015, from USGS web site: http//earthquakes.usgs.gov/regional/qfaults/.

Tags: active, database, fault, faults, features, fold, geologic, geologic-unit, geology, geothermal, hawaii, pfa, quaternary, seismicity, structural, usgs
Organization: Department of Energy
Deep Direct-Use Feasibility Study Temperature-Depth Estimates for West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV

This dataset contains data spreadsheets and figures that summarize the results of a stochastic analysis of temperatures at depth below the West Virginia University campus in Morgantown, WV. These results are extracted from a study by Smith (2019), whose results are included in a GDR submission that provides rasters and shapefiles for the Appalachian Basin states of New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia (GDR submission #1182). Uncertainties considered included geologic properties, thermal properties, and uncertainty from geostatistical interpolation of the surface heat flow. A Monte Carlo analysis of these uncertain properties was used to predict temperatures at depth using a 1-D heat conduction model. For the pixel corresponding to West Virginia University, a .csv file containing the 10,000 temperature-depth profiles estimated from a Monte Carlo analysis is provided. Temperatures are provided for depths from 1-5 km in 0.5 km increments. These data are summarized in a figure containing violin plots that illustrates the probability of obtaining certain temperatures at depth for Morgantown.

Tags: appalachian-basin, cornell, ddu, deep-direct-use, depth-data, egs, geothermal, low-temperature, low-temperature-geothermal, monte-carlo-analysis, morgantown, resource-assessment, resource-potential, temperature-data, temperature-depth-estimates, uncertainty-analysis, wvu
Organization: Department of Energy
Deep Direct-Use Feasibility Study Reservoir Productivity Uncertainty Analysis for the Tuscarora Sandstone, Morgantown, WV

This dataset contains figures that summarize the Tuscarora Sandstone core permeability data collected from the Preston 119 well in Preston County, WV, and summary results of a stochastic analysis that was used to estimate reservoir productivity for the currently unexplored Tuscarora Sandstone below Morgantown, West Virginia. Uncertainties in reservoir productivity considered the thickness of the reservoir, rock permeability, and fluid viscosity. A Monte Carlo analysis of these uncertain properties was used to predict reservoir flow productivity for the case of a matrix-dominated reservoir, and a fracture-dominated reservoir. These results are summarized in figures, spreadsheets, and maps. 

Tags: appalachian-basin, code, cornell-university, ddu, deep-direct-use, east, eastern, egs, favorability, feasibility, fracture, geospatial-data, geothermal, matrix, monte-carlo-analysis, permeability, reservoir-flow-capacity, reservoir-flow-geometry, reservoir-productivity-assessment, reservoir-productivity-index, rfc, rpi, shapefiles, tuscarora-sandstone, uncertainty, uncertainty-analysis, wvu
Organization: Department of Energy
Subsurface Geological Information and Models in support of Feasibility Study of Direct District Heating for the Cornell Campus Utilizing Deep Geothermal Energy

This purpose of this set of entries is to group together the materials and analytical methods used in the assessment of the natural rock properties within and surrounding two potential reservoirs.

Tags: appalachian-basin, assessment, characterization, cornell, cornell-university, ddu, direct-use, district-heating, ea, economic-value, effective-porosity, energy, environment, environmental, environmental-value, externality-values, geothermal, ghp, heat-pump, lcoh, levelized-cost-of-heat, levelized-cost-of-heat-lcoh, low-temperature-geothermal, new-york-state, reservoir-simulation, shale-neutron-porosity, techno-economic-analysis, temperature, uncertainty-analysis, well-data
Organization: Department of Energy
Final Report - Earth Source Heat: A Cascaded Systems Approach to DDU of Geothermal Energy on the Cornell Campus

The purpose of this document is to describe the contents contained within Geothermal Data Repository (GDR) node of the National Geothermal Data System (NGDS) that serves as the final report for the project "Earth Source Heat: A Cascaded Systems Approach to DDU of Geothermal Energy on the Cornell Campus". 

Abstract: Cornell completed a comprehensive evaluation of the potential for Earth Source Heat (ESH), Cornell's specific application of Deep Direct Use (DDU) geothermal energy, to create viable heat energy for its Ithaca, NY campus district heating system. The study included assessment of the natural rock properties within and surrounding two potential reservoirs, coupled to the assessment of the thermal energy needs for a district heating system capable of supplying 20% of Cornell's building heating load. The feasibility and benefits of such a district heating system at the specific location of Cornell University's Ithaca, NY campus are evaluated from the perspectives of economic cost, environmental benefits, and economic benefits in the region external to Cornell University. The economic cost is expressed as the Levelized Cost of Heat, and comparison to the existing inexpensive fossil fuel system.

The submission includes descriptions of the assumptions, analyses, data, and models that were combined to reach conclusions regarding the feasibility of a Cornell Campus project.

A shortened, descriptive title for the project is "Direct District Heating for the Cornell Campus Utilizing Deep Geothermal Energy."


Tags: appalachian-basin, cornell-university, ddu, direct-use, direct-use-heating, district-heating, ea, earth-source-heat, economic, economic-value, energy, environmental-value, externality-values, geothermal, ghp, heat-pump, lcoh, levelized-cost-of-heat, low-temperature-geothermal, new-york-state, reservoir-simulation, subsurface-data, techno-economic-analysis, temperature, uncertainty-analysis
Organization: Department of Energy
GeoVision: Harnessing the Heat Beneath Our Feet - Analysis Inputs and Results

This submission includes input and results data from analysis done as part of the Geothermal Technology Office's Geothermal Vision Study (GeoVision). The submission includes data for both analysis of the electricity sector and the heating and cooling sector. For the electricity sector, the submission includes geothermal resource potential and development cost inputs for the ReEDS model and ReEDS model results of projected installed capacity and generation of geothermal and other technologies under the GeoVision scenarios. It also includes results from environmental and social impacts analysis. For the cooling sector, the submission includes geothermal resource potential and development cost inputs for the dGeo  model and dGeo model results of economic, market, and deployment potential.

Tags: air-quality-impacts, capacity-expansion, ders, dgeo-model, distributed-energy-resources, distributed-geothermal-market-demand-model, electricity-sector, energy, future-scenarios, geographic-information-system, geothermal, geothermal-conductivity, geovision, ghp, gis, ground-source-heat-pump, gtc, modeling, nrel, reeds-model, regional-energy-deployment-system, renewable-analysis, resource-potential, supply-curve-inputs, systems-analysis, water-impacts, water-use-analysis
Organization: Department of Energy
GeoRePORT Case Studies - Coso, WSMR, Dixie Valley, and Chena Hot Springs

The Geothermal Resource Portfolio Optimization and Reporting Technique (GeoRePORT) was developed with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Geothermal Technologies Office to assist in identifying and pursuing long-term investment strategies through the development of a resource reporting protocol. GeoRePORT provides scientists and nonscientists a comprehensive and quantitative means of reporting: (1) features intrinsic to geothermal sites (project grade) and (2) maturity of the development (project readiness). Because geothermal feasibility is not determined by any single factor (e.g., temperature, permeability, permitting), a site?s project grade and readiness are evaluated on 12 attributes pertaining to geological, technical, or socio-economic feasibility. In this paper, we present case studies showing how GeoRePORT can be used to compare geological, technical, and socio-economic attributes between geothermal systems. The consistent and objective assessment protocols used in GeoRePORT allow for comparison of project attributes across unique locations and geological settings. GeoRePORT case studies presented here outline the geological, socio-economic, and technical features of four individual geothermal sites: Coso, Chena, Dixie Valley, and White Sands Missile Range. The case studies illustrate the usefulness of GeoRePORT in evaluating project risk and return, identifying gaps in reported data, evaluating R&D impact, and gathering insights on successes and failures as applicable to future projects. 

Tags: analysis, assessment, case-studies, case-study, chena, coso, dixie-valley, economic, energy, exploration, feasibility, georeport, geothermal, grade, input, portfolio-optimization, project-readiness, protocol, reporting, reporting-tool, resource, social, socio, technical, techno, white-sands-missile-range, worksheet, wsmr
Organization: Department of Energy
GeoRePORT Protocol and Spreadsheet Template

The Geothermal Resource Portfolio Optimization and Reporting Technique (GeoRePORT) was developed with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Geothermal Technologies Office to assist in identifying and pursuing long-term investment strategies through the development of a resource reporting protocol. GeoRePORT provides scientists and nonscientists a comprehensive and quantitative means of reporting: (1) features intrinsic to geothermal sites (project grade) and (2) maturity of the development (project readiness). Because geothermal feasibility is not determined by any single factor (e.g., temperature, permeability, permitting), a site?s project grade and readiness are evaluated on 12 attributes pertaining to geological, technical, or socio-economic feasibility. In this submission, we present the geological, socio-economic, and technical protocols as well as the spreadsheet template for easy data entry and reporting of the GeoRePORT protocol.   

Tags: application, assessment, economic, energy, exploration, feasibility, georeport, geothermal, grade, input, optimization, portfolio, project-readiness, protocol, reporting, resource, social, socio, software, technical, techno, tool, worksheet
Organization: Department of Energy
Seedling Project Report:  A Novel Heat Pump Integrated Underground Thermal Energy Storage for Shaping Electric Demand of Buildings

This report presents a preliminary assessment of the technical feasibility of utilizing underground thermal energy storage (UTES) and electric-driven heat pumps (EDHPs) to enable flexible behind-the-meter electric demand of buildings while meeting their thermal demands in an energy-efficient manner. With a combined EDHP+UTES system, overproduced renewable power or the electricity generated at off-peak hours can be used to produce useful thermal energy to be stored in the UTES. The stored thermal energy is later utilized directly or through an EDHP to meet buildings? thermal demands during peak hours. Because UTES is underground, it can utilize geothermal energy by enabling geothermal heat pumps, which can meet thermal demands with higher efficiency than conventional space heating and cooling technologies. The EDHP+UTES system, therefore, not only shapes electric demand but also saves energy due to its higher efficiency.

Tags: building, case-study, conduction-heat-transfer, dputb, dual-purpose-underground-thermal-battery, edhps, electric-driven-heat-pumps, energy, flexible-behind-the-meter-electric, geothermal, heat-pump, lab-tested, natural-convection-modeling, numerical-model, oak-ridge-national-laboratory, ornl, peak-generation-focus, phase-change-modeling, seedling-project, simulation, thermal-energy-storage, underground-thermal-energy-storage, utes
Organization: Department of Energy
Mt. Simon Sandstone Brine Chemistry for DDU Technology at the U of IL Campus

A review of brine chemistry data for the Mt. Simon Sandstone in the Illinois Basin is provided for calculations to predict the potential for mineral scaling and precipitation. The assessment includes expected changes in temperature, pressure, and/or exposure to air or other materials as brine is extracted and injected.

Tags: best-project, brine-chemistry, colburn-equation, cost-estimate, ddu, deep-direct-use, energy, filtration, geothermal, geothermal-fluid-handling, heat-exchange, illinois-basin, mineral-scaling-and-precipitation, prediction, university-of-illinois
Organization: Department of Energy
WISE-CASING: Time Domain Reflectometry Data from Cymric Field, CA

The objective of this field test is to validate several technologies for non-invasive well integrity assessment using existing wells with a known completion. The tests were made at the Cymric oil field, which is a steam flood operation. The wells therefore undergo similar downhole conditions as geothermal wells. The Cymric field is mainly a cyclic steam operation where wells are 1000-15-00 ft in depth and the reservoir occupies the bottom 400ft. The maximum temperatures can exceed 500 degrees F and the well spacing is very close, often less than 50m. The field plan consisted of applying the Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) method to the wells. The input voltages were set as 70 V shows the TDR responses at frequencies of 450 kHz, 2500 kHz, and 4500 kHz. There is a summary report will full information about the field tests. 

Tags: assessment, borehole, casing, corrosion, cymric, data, electromagnetic, em, energy, experiment, field, field-test, geophysics, geothermal, high-frequency, input-pulse-frequency, integrity, kern-county, oil, sensing, steam-flood, syclic-steam, tdr, time-domain-reflectormetry, well, wellbore, wells, wise-casing
Organization: Department of Energy
WISE-CASING: DC Simulation at Containment and Monitoring Institute (CaMI), Calgary, Canada

 For the model calculation we applied EM3D using completion diagram of CaMI site and a background resistivity consistent with the borehole logs. It was also important to use the accurate position of the return electrode.  We note that for the data fit the code also incorporated well casings for well INJ and the other observation well, either OB1 or OB2, in the calculation.

In summary, we demonstrate here, for this particular case, that the DC results may be a reasonable approximation to the low frequency EM data collected at CaMI.  If this approximation continues to hold, then the extreme computational efficiency offered by the hierarchical modeling used in the DC simulations will permit us to explore far more model complexity, especially the pervasive and troublesome data artifacts that arise when doing EM surveys in mature, culturally developed sites.

In Brief, both the low frequency and DC simulation codes provided very consistent results that match the field data really well, indicating their capability to help monitoring borehole integrity with the low frequency EM method.

Tags: 5-hz, borehole, borehole-logs, cami, canada, casing, cmc, containment-and-monitoring-institute, corrosion, data, dc-model, electric-field, electric-fields, electromagnetic, electrostatic-rsponse, em, em3d, energy, excitation, experiment, fdem, fem, field, field-data, forward, frequency-domain, geophysics, geothermal, hierarchical-modeling, integrity, low-frequency, low-frequency-em-method, modeling, modelling, numerical, potential-field, sandia, simulated, simulation, validation, well, wellbore, wise-casing
Organization: Department of Energy