03.12.2021, Fraunhofer IEG, Einrichtung für Energieinfrastrukturen und Geothermie, Bochum
Chair: Prof. Dr. Horst Rüter und Dr. Christian Bücker
Modelling geothermal reservoirs needs a lot of experience and a lot of parameters to give reliable results. It is often seen by reality, that the models are not describing exactly the behavior of the reservoir. What are the reasons for these discrepancies between simulation and real operation?
Reservoir simulation is a digital description of the reservoir combined with physical and mathematical equations which is used to predict the future performance of the reservoir (oil, gas, or hot water). Reservoir simulation means dealing with solving a set of equations and a digital model of the reservoir by using an appropriate software simulator. History matching is used as a part of uncertainty quantification, a process of building one or more sets of numerical models accounting for observed real data. The matched model than is used for future performance of the reservoir. Often, long-term forecasts are based only on a single history-matched, and the geologic model along with the geological data are not in the loop.
Of utmost importance for a reliable THM modelling are parameters from borehole and surface measurements, such as:
Further issues for the workshop are:
The workshop will be a cross-over event between the Oil & Gas and the geothermal community.
The workshop can be booked apart from the Geothermal congress or as a part of the congress ticket.
Please submit your abstracts. The deadline is 31st of August 2021.
