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Data Science Augmented Solutions in Carbon Capture & Storage, Hydrogen Storage and CO2 EOR

Tuesday, 24 September
Room 217 - 219
Technical Session
This technical session brings together researchers at the forefront of Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), leveraging the power of machine learning to accelerate progress without sacrificing quality. Forecasting and optimization of CCS, Hydrogen Storage and CO2 EOR are challenging tasks due to large geological uncertainty, complex physics, and long forecast period. Data driven solutions are the key enablers of fast performance prediction and optimization under large uncertainties. This session showcases recent advances in flow simulation surrogate modeling, reduced order modeling, physics informed machine learning, and hybrid approaches of data science and physics-based modeling applied in this rapidly growing technology domain.
Session Chairpersons
Satomi Suzuki - ExxonMobil Technology & Engineering Co
Mouin Almasoodi - Devon Energy Production Co. LP
  • 1400-1425 220757
    The U-Net Enhanced Graph Neural Network for Multiphase Flow Prediction: An Implication to Geological Carbon Sequestration
    Z. Tariq, H. Hoteit, S. Sun, King Abdullah University of Science & Tech; M. Abu Alsaud, Saudi Aramco PE&D; X. He, Saudi Aramco PE&D EXPEC ARC; M. Almajid, Saudi Aramco PE&D; B. Yan, King Abdullah University of Science & Tech
  • 1425-1450 220865
    Optimizing Hydrogen Storage In The Subsurface Using A Reservoir-simulation-based And Deep-learning-accelerated Optimization Method
    E. Eltahan, D. Albadan, M. Delshad, K. Sepehrnoori, The University of Texas At Austin; F.O. Alpak, Shell International E&P Co.
  • 1450-1515 221057
    Physics Informed Machine Learning For Reservoir Connectivity Identification And Production Forecasting In CO2-EOR
    M. Nagao, A. Datta-gupta, Texas A&M University
  • 1545-1610 220842
    Prediction of Minimum Miscibility Pressure between CO2 and Crude Oil by Integrating Improved Grey Wolf Optimization into SVM Algorithm
    Y. He, G. Zhao, Y. Tang, Southwest Petroleum University; R. Rui, University of Petroleum China Beijing; J. Qin, Southwest Petroleum University; W. Yu, The University of Texas at Austin; S. Patil, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; K. Sephernoori, The University of Texas at Austin
  • 1610-1635 220752
    Physics Augmented Machine Learning Models For Determining Gas Solubility In Formation Brines For CCS And Gas Processing Applications
    R. Ratnakar, Shell Intl E&P, Inc.; V. Chaubey, University of Michigan; S.S. Gupta, Shell Global Solutions International BV; J. Hackbarth, University of Texas at Austin; R. Rui, China University of Petroleum Beijing; B. Dindoruk, University of Houston
  • 1635-1700 220772
    Exploring Sparsity-Promoting Dynamic Mode Decomposition for Data-Driven Reduced Order Modeling of Geological CO2 Storage
    J.E. Omeke, K. Alokla, D. Voulanas, R.E. Okoroafor, Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering, Texas A&M University