Monitoring out of zone injection with microseismic
The operator that submitted this application discusses several ways he is monitoring out of zone injection. He says microseismic is a proven technology that measures small movements in the subsurface detecting fracturing, casing shear and out of zone injection.
He also discusses distributed temperature sensing (DTS) using fibre optics to watch for out of zone injection.
The technology discussed by this operator is already known to some of the more established operators. But for newer thermal players, the notes and discussion will prove very helpful.
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1 Jun 2016
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