WISE-CASING: Seismic Experiment at Richmond Field Station, CA

Abstract
This experiment is testing the tube waves reflected from the bottom of the well. We put six single-channel geophones on the surface and a 24-channel downhole hydrophone into the well. The well is about 30 meters deep. Just a steel casing in the sand formation, no cement.
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DOE Project Name: Wellbore Integrity asSEssment with Casing-based Advanced SenSING (WISE-CASING)
DOE Project Number: EE0033208
DOE Project Lead: Mike Weathers
DOI: 10.15121/1559011
Last Updated: 29 days ago
Apr
2018
Data from April, 2018
Submitted Jul 23, 2019

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Yuxin Wu
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Donald Vasco
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Jiannan Wang
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Keywords

geothermal, energy, Seismic, geophone, hydrophone, geophysics, sgy, SEGY, data, velocity, experiment, richmond field station, downhole hydrophone, well, monitoring, seismicity, DAS, Distributed Acoustic Sensing, WISE-CASING, wellbore, casing, integrity, assessment, sensing, downhole, steel casing

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