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Feasibility Study Of Quantifying Porosity From Seismic Data In Smeaheia
Equinor with Shell and Total, evaluate the feasibility for full-scale CO2 capture and storage project in Norwegian continental shelf. One of the challenges for CO2 storage sites is to assure containment and to assess possible leakage paths to the surface. Understanding the overburden’s geological setting is crucial for this assessment. As part of the overburden risk assessment, we investigate the potential for quantifying porosity from seismic inversion data. Knowledge of the porosity distributions, may enable us to employ porosity-permeability models in the future to assess leakage pathways into the overburden.