AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Corrosion and Scale at Extreme Temperature and Pressure

Project Final Report-10121-4204-01-Brine Chemistry Solutions (BCS) and Rice University (Rice) performed work under this contract to develop reliable methodologies, evaluate different techniques, test various steel materials, and integrate prediction models for corrosion and scale at extreme high pressure and temperature conditions (xHPHT), up to 250 °C and 24,000 psig.

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Gas Production Forecasting From Tight Gas Reservoirs: Integrating Natural Fracture Networks and Hydraulic Fractures

Project Final Report-07122-44-The goal of this project is to increase gas recovery from tight gas formations in the Uinta Basin, Utah by analyzing and modeling natural fracture networks and their interactions with hydraulic fractures, mainly in Mesaverde Group reservoir rocks. The plan is to incorporate natural and hydraulic fracture data into a multiphase, discrete-fracture fluid flow model that simulates gas production from these reservoirs. The results will be used to optimize gas production from selected tight gas formations in the basin.

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Novel Gas Isotope Interpretation Tools to Optimize Gas Shale Production

Project Final Report-08122-15-The overall project objective to develop special natural gas isotope interpretation tools for shale gas production, we have carried out an integrated theoretical and laboratory study combining synergistic efforts from both academics and industry. In particular, our theoretical studies emphasized the development of fundamental understandings of carbon and deuterium isotope fractionation changes of natural gas systems; along with the interpretation models to distinguish the sources of shale gas, i.e., primary generation vs. secondary cracking and adsorbed vs. free; as well as the theoretical interpretation model necessary to use natural gas isotope fractionation for better prediction of gas shale production decline.

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Ultra-High Conductivity Umbilicals: Polymer Nanotube Umbilicals

Project Final Report-10121-4302-01-The report includes results of the NanoRidge, Rice technical effort and details the achievement of the deliverable. The highlights from Year 1 are a) installation of a lab scale furnace outfitted for continuous wire formation, b) optimization of purification, doping, and testing protocols, c) characterization of several wires and relating CNT composition to conductivity, and d) technology transfer opportunities. Since the technical deliverable was achieved, our recommendation is to transition to Phase II.

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GIS- and Web-Based Water Resource Geospatial Infrastructure for Oil Shale Development

Project Final Report-DE-NT0006554-One of the greatest challenges to advancing scientific discovery and industrial development is to efficiently collect and share data with the scientific community and general public. The development of a water resource geospatial database will create a repository for large volumes of water resource and oil shale data. This database will allow for collaborative regional basin assessments for future oil shale development. This type of collaboration provides the ideal atmosphere for the development of new, generically useful approaches for the use of technology and procedures that promote the best and most widespread use of our vast data holdings despite their disparate locations and heterogeneous formats. The database will enhance and standardize existing oil shale data by developing tools and graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to integrate previously dispersed and diverse datasets. The results of this research will provide a powerful tool to facilitate communication among industry, state, and federal regulators, and other stakeholders.

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Source characterization and temporal variation of methane seepage from thermokarst lakes on the Alaska North Slope in response to Arctic climate change

Project Final Report-DE-NT0005665-The goals of this research are to characterize the source, magnitude, and temporal variability of methane seepage from two representative thermokarst lake areas within the Alaskan North Slope gas hydrate province, and to assess the vulnerability of these areas to ongoing and future arctic climate change.

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Sustaining Fracture Area and Conductivity of Gas Shale Reservoirs for Enhancing Long-Term Production and Recovery

Project Final Report-08122-48-The objective of this theoretical and experimental project is to understand the multiple causes of loss of fracture area and fracture conductivity, and define solutions to mitigate the resulting loss of production. To accomplish this we must understand both the simpler and the often very complex hydraulic fracture networks and determine the critical parameters to maintain productive fracture area and fracture conductivity—including optimal proppants, fracture fluids, and pumping schedules, all as they are related to the heterogeneous rock formations that are to be produced. The end product deliverable would be an improved methodology for production of tight gas shales. The problem is difficult, but the potential for greatly improved production is real.

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Evaluation and Modeling of Stratigraphic Control on the Distribution of Hydrothermal Dolomite Reservoir Away From Major Fault Planes

Project Final Report-08123-12-The project has three goals.  The first is to evaluate the degree of control that primary depositional facies have on current reservoir variability in hydrothermal dolomite reservoirs in the Ordovician Trenton/Black River trend of the Michigan Basin.  This involves determining how these primary facies and their position within a sequence stratigraphic framework control reservoir quality units that developed laterally away from the major fault zones.  The second goal is to correlate laboratory measured sonic velocity data from various Ordovician Trenton/Black River reservoir and non-reservoir facies to actual sonic logs and 3-D seismic signatures.  A third goal is to produce 3-D stratigraphic and reservoir models using Schlumberger’s 3-D Petrel modeling software, that will be tested with data obtained from recently drilled wells.

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Electrical Resistivity Investigation of Gas Hydrate Distribution in Mississippi Canyon Block 118, Gulf of Mexico

Project Final Report-DE-FC26-06NT42959-The goal of this project is to evaluate the direct-current electrical resistivity (DCR) method for remotely detecting and characterizing the concentration of gas hydrates in the deep marine environment. This will be accomplished by adapting existing DCR instrumentation for use on the sea floor in the deep marine environment and testing the new instrumentation at Mississippi Canyon Block 118.

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Intelligent Production System for Ultra Deepwater with Short Hop Wireless Power and Wireless Data Transfer for Lateral Production Control and Optimization

Project Final Report-09121-3500-01-The objective is to develop a safe system to optimize production for deployment in multilateral wells and increasing the life of the wells while decreasing the production costs. It will provide remote flow control capabilities inside the laterals using an electric, ultra-low power choke system with production data collection capability in real time.

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Producing Light Oil from a Frozen Reservoir: Reservoir and Fluid Characterization of Umiat Field, National Petroleum Reserve, Alaska

Project Final Report-DE-FC26-08NT0005641-The goal of this project is to develop a robust reservoir model to test possible oil recovery methods that do not use steam or a liquid capable of freezing for the Umiat and similar frozen reservoirs. The results will provide important information concerning production methods for this and similar frozen reservoirs in northern Alaska and other arctic regions.

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Stratigraphic Controls on Tight-gas Sandstone in the Piceance Basin

Project Final Report-08122-40-The Piceance basin, Colorado, is a hot-spot for exploration and production of natural gas from tight-gas sandstones in the Rocky Mountain region.  More than 400 tcf of in-place gas is estimated to be held within tight-gas and basin-centered gas accumulations in the Piceance basin alone.  However, the regional stratigraphic framework and detailed understanding of stratigraphic controls on tight-gas distribution and production in this basin are incomplete.  This study evaluates stratigraphic controls on the location of “sweet spots” within the Piceance basin.

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Field Demonstration of Alkaline Surfactant Polymer Floods in Mature Oil Reservoirs Brookshire Dome, Texas

Project Final Report-08123-02-A pilot alkaline/surfactant/polymer (ASP) flood has been conducted. A four-step design approach, composed of a) process and material selection; b) formulation optimization; c) core flood validation; 4) numerical simulation, was successfully conducted and this methodology could be applied to any other EOR project. The optimal chemical formulation recovered over 90% residual oil in a Berea core flood. The simulation model accurately history matches the core flood experiment and allowed us to scale from the lab scale to the pilot scale. Different operating strategies were simulated for the pilot. These cases allowed us to evaluate the sensitivities of project economics to various design parameters. A field execution plan was proposed based on the results of the simulation study.

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Commercial Exploitation and the Origin of Residual Oil Zones: Developing a Case History in the Permian Basin of New Mexico and West Texas

Project Final Report-08123-19-This report identifies and spatially maps the ROZ trend in what is referred to as the Artesia trend of the San Andres formation of Permian, Guadalupian Age. The probable origin of this ROZ is identified, and ways are outlined to explore and identify similar additional ROZ trends in the Basin. The study shows the identification of an ROZ is not necessarily expensive, can be undertaken by small operators, and can add value to both mineral leases and mineral ownership.

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Cascadia CarbonSAFE Juan de Fuca hydrosiphon

Directory Contents: Files supporting the simulation of hydrosiphon conditions with  STOMP-CO2E simulator (SVN Rev 1249) within the Juan de Fuca basalt along the center line between the Baby Bare and Grizzly Bare outcrops with a bottom heating rate of 185 mW/m2

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Demonstration of a Novel, Integrated, Multi-Scale Procedure for High-Resolution 3D Reservoir Characterization and Improved CO2-EOR/Sequestration Management, SACROC Unit

Project Final Report-DE-NT15514-The goal of this project is to demonstrate the application and benefits of data-driven modeling for multi-scale data integration and high-resolution reservoir characterization for better management of Carbon Dioxide Enhanced Oil Recovery floods and carbon sequestration projects.

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Cascadia CarbonSAFE Juan de Fuca center line injection

Input and output files from the simulation executed with the STOMP-CO2E simulator (SVN Rev 1249) of CO2 injection into the Juan de Fuca basalt along the center line between the Baby Bare and Grizzly Bare outcrops with a bottom heating rate of 185 mW/m2

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Bridging the Gap between Chemical Flooding and Independent Oil Producers

Project Final Report-DE-FG26-NT0005679-Ten Kansas oil reservoirs/leases were studied through geological and engineering analysis to assess the potential performance of chemical flooding to recover oil. Reservoirs/leases that have been efficiently waterflooded have the highest performance potential for chemical flooding. Laboratory work to identify efficient chemical systems and to test the oil recovery performance of the systems was the major effort of the project. Efficient chemical systems were identified for crude oils from nine of the reservoirs/leases. Oil recovery performance of the identified chemical systems in Berea sandstone rocks showed 90  % recoveries of waterflood residual oil for seven crude oils. Oil recoveries increased with the amount of chemical injected. Recoveries were less in Indiana limestone cores. One formulation recovered 80% of the tertiary oil in the limestone rock. Geological studies for nine of the oil reservoirs are presented. Pleasant Prairie, Trembley, Vinland and Stewart Oilfields in Kansas were the most favorable of the studied reservoirs for a pilot chemical flood from geological considerations. Computer simulations of the performance of a laboratory coreflood were used to predict a field application of chemical flooding for the Trembley Oilfield. Estimates of field applications indicated chemical flooding is an economically viable technology for oil recovery.

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Fluid and Rock Property Controls On Production and Seismic Monitoring Alaska Heavy Oils

Project Final Report-DE-FC26-08NT0005663-The goal of this project is to improve recovery of Alaskan North Slope (ANS) heavy oil resources in the Ugnu formation by improving our understanding of the formation’s vertical and lateral heterogeneities via core evaluation, evaluating possible recovery processes, and employing geophysical monitoring to assess production and modify production operations.

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Petrophysical studies of unconventional gas reservoirs using high-resolution rock imaging

Project Final Report- 07122-22-The goal of this project is to determine the physical mechanisms that limit gas recovery from tight rock formations, using high-resolution 3D imaging of low-permeability reservoir rocks combined with two-phase, pore-scale fluid flow modeling. The results will be used to investigate methods of changing formation properties volumetrically to optimize gas production from tight reservoirs.

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Environmentally Friendly Drilling System Program

Project Final Report-08122-35-The Environmentally Friendly Drilling (EFD) program combines new low‐impact drilling technologies, integrates light weight drilling rigs with reduced emission engine packages, addresses on‐site waste management, optimizes the systems to fit the needs of a specific development sites and provides stewardship of the environment. Additionally, the EFD program includes industry, the public, environmental organizations, and elected officials in a collaboration that addresses concerns on development of unconventional natural gas resources in environmentally sensitive areas. Partners have regional expertise that they are able to bring together in a synergistic manner to address the needs across the country.

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Replacing Chemical Biocides with Targeted Bacteriophages in Deepwater Pipelines and Reservoirs

Project Final Report-08121-2902-04-Bacterial fouling leads to serious problems within the oil and gas industry. Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) affects every step of the system, from the production wellhead to the refinery. Bacterially-evolved hydrogen sulfide sours the reservoir, elevating risk and devaluating the product. Bacterial iron sulfide production creates black powder accumulation, causing gas pipeline blockages. Long deepwater pipelines are particularly at risk and costly biocide injection and regular pig runs increase operating expense and downtime. The petroleum industry currently uses chemical biocides to combat bacteria despite the fact that such biocides are only moderately effective. Moreover, such broad-spectrum chemical biocides are harmful to humans and the environment, and are expensive. A new approach to bacterial control is clearly required.  We propose to evaluate the use of bacteriophage, or phage, the natural viral predators of bacteria, in a focused approach to reduce the agents of MIC.

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Cascadia CarbonSAFE Juan de Fuca grid

Directory Contents: Files used to build the computational grid for the STOMP-CO2E (SVN Rev 1249) simulations of CO2 injection into the Juan de Fuca basalt, including the Baby Bare and Grizzly Bare outcrops

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Cascadia CarbonSAFE Juan de Fuca seismic survey injection

Input and output files from the simulation of CO2 injection with STOMP-CO2E simulator (SVN Rev 1249) within the Juan de Fuca basalt at the seismic survey site near the Baby Bare outcrop with a bottom heating rate of 185 mW/m2.

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Preston 119 Well

CT data that compliments the Technical Report Series document, 'Moore, J.; Brown, S.; Workman, S.; Crandall, D.; Dinterman, P.; Moore, J. Computed Tomography of the Tuscarora Sandstone from the Preston 119 Well; NETL Technical Report Series; U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory: Morgantown, WV, 2018'

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Digital Rock Portal

Digital Rocks is a data portal for fast storage and retrieval, sharing, organization and analysis of images of varied porous micro-structures. It has the purpose of enhancing research resources for modeling/prediction of porous material properties in the fields of Petroleum, Civil and Environmental Engineering as well as Geology.

This platform allows managing,  preserving, visualization and basic analysis of available images of porous materials and experiments performed on them, and any accompanying measurements (porosity, capillary pressure, permeability, electrical, NMR and elastic properties, etc.) required for both validation on modeling approaches and the upscaling and building of larger (hydro)geological models.

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NETL REE Technical Reports

NETL REE Technical Reports

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Tags: Bottom Ash, Clean Coal, Coal, CoalQual, Coarse, Electrostatic Separation, Field-Portable, Fine, Float, Float-sink, Flotation, Fly Ash, Gravity Separation, HREE, Hand-Held, Ion Exchange-based Leaching, Kaolinite, LREE, Magnetic Separation, Overburden, Penn State, Pennsylvania State University, Pit Cleanings, Power Plant, Processing, REE, Rare Earth Elements, Refuse, Reject, Report, Resource, Resource Production, Screening, Sink, Spectrum, Tetra Tech, University of Alaska, University of Kentucky, University of Utah, Utilization, Washability, Wavelength, X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer, XRF, field
Seismic Events detected from a 15 seismic sensor array within the vicinity of the Wellington KGS 2-32.

This is the earthquake data computed from the 15 seismic sensor array within the vicinity of the Wellington KGS 2-32.  The data was saved to the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) ORACLE database.  

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Pressure Catalog Summary Web Page for the continuous monitoring of the Pressure / Temperature data in the Wellington KGS 1-28 Arbuckle formation.

The continuous pressure monitoring in the lower Arbuckle was set up because a large rate and high volume brine disposal in the area is believed to be responsible for the induced seismicity. "The assumption in the case of the testing in the Arbuckle is that the observed pressure is being transmitted at depth in the basement where faults are critically stressed, requiring a small force to move. To date the vast majority of earthquakes have occurred in the shallow basement." Quarterly Report-19, 2016. Trilobite Testing of Hays Kansas installed the pressure gauge in the Wellington KGS 1-28 at about 5020 feet depth from surface. The instrument is programmed to sample every second with an accuracy of 0.1 psi. About a week of pressure data is sent to KGS as a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file. The file information was saved to the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) ORACLE database.  

Tags: Arbuckle Formation, CSV, HTML, KGS, Kansas Geological Survey, Lunar and Solar Tidal Pressures, Pressure Data, Pressure Monitoring
Brine & CO2 fluid injected into the Mississippian formation of the Wellington KGS 2-32, i.e. dates, quantity and type of fluid injected into the well.

This is the raw data collected for the Brine and CO2 fluid injected into the Mississippian formation of the Wellington KGS 2-32.  The data was saved to the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) ORACLE database.  The uploaded resource is a  Comma Separated Values (CSV) generated by KGS ORACLE PL/SQL script for retrieving the contents of the CO2 Injection Database Table Data for the Wellington KGS 2-32 Well.

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All the fluid level data collected from surrounding 9 wells that were used to monitor the progression of CO2 injection into the Mississippian formation of the Wellington KGS 2-32.

Fluid level measurements were taken on a regular basis from 9 wells to monitor the progression of the CO2 injection in the Mississippian formation surrounding the Wellington KGS 2-32 injection well, i.e. Oil Cut, Barrels of Oil per Day, Fluid Levels, Bottom Hole Pressure, etc.  The data was saved to the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) ORACLE database.

Tags: BHP, BOPD, CO2 Emission, CSV, Fluid Data, KGS, Kansas Geological Survey, Mississippian Formation, Oil Cut, Oil Production
All the brine sample measurements collected for the Small Scale Demonstration Project at Wellington Field - FE-0006821.

The brine data web pages generated by Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) ORACLE PL/SQL scripts, represents all the brine sample data that was collected and saved to the KGS ORACLE CO2 Brine Data Database Table.  This includes both full brine data sets LAB (anions, cations and misc. data) and Field measurements (PH, Conductivity, TDS, Alkalinity, etc.)

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Gulf Of Mexico Reservoir Sands 2016

Dataset is a compilation of datapoints in the US waters of the Gulf of Mexico where BOEM has released data for oil and gas reservoirs. These reservoirs are typically in sand formations so the name of the dataset is often called "Sands" and the year of the latest release of data from BOEM. To be able to view data spatially, the sand dataset was joined to the BOEM Boreholes dataset by matching the API numbers of the discovery wells. Thus the "sands" are an estimated location below the mudline and are not exact. 

Tags: 2016, 2016 sands, BOEM, Gulf Of Mexico, Reservoir Properties, Sand, database, gas, geologic properties, offshore, oil, permeability, porosity, reservoir, sands, subsurface data
Report on Flow-through Experiments of Fractured Basalts Reacted with CO2-Rich Solutions

In this report, we present data from experiments conducted that had flow of CO2-rich aqueous solutions through natural and synthetic basalts.   The experiments in this report include flow-through experiments with a novel in situ NMR probe built and operated at Washington University in St. Louis, experiments with natural basalts in core holders performed at the University of Michigan, and experiments with natural basalts in core holders in a system designed to enable in situ X-ray computed tomography measurements at the National Energy Technology Laboratory in Morgantown, West Virginia.  

Tags: Basalt, Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Storage, Geochemistry