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How simple can we make models for CO
2
injection, migration, and leakage?
Michael Anthony Celia
, Jan M. Nordbotten
Civil & Environmental Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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CO2 Geological Storage
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CO2 Injection
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CO2 Leakage
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CO2 Migration
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CO2 Plume
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Computational Model
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Computationally Efficient Models
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Large Spatial
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Leakage Path
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Mathematical Description
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Model Complexity
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Model-driven Development
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Most Complex
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Multiscale Modeling
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Physical Processes
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Pressure Perturbation
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Scaling Argument
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Simplified Model
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Simplifying Assumption
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Small Features
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Spatial Dynamics
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Suitable Scale
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Systematic Model
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Temporal Dynamics
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Temporal Evolution
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Trapping Mechanisms
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Computer Science
Computational Modeling
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Model Development
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Simplifying Assumption
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Spatial Extent
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Temporal Dynamic
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Temporal Evolution
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Mathematics
Complex Model
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Computer Simulation
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Length Scale
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Multi-Scale Modeling
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Simple Model
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Spatial Scale
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Temporal Scale
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Chemical Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Computer Simulation
33%