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WG10 Infrastructure for Georesources

EPOS Working Group 10 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR

GEORESOURCESResponse to induced seismicity studies

needs

Beata Orlecka-SikoraInstitute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

[email protected]



SCIENCEBUSINESS

and INDUSTRY

PolandFrance

Norway

NetherlandsCzech Republik

Germany

Spain

Sweden

Denmark Switzerland

Coal Company

Niedzica Hydropower Plant

Institute of Innovative Technologies

Song Tranh 2 Hydropower Plant

Finland

Italy

Geothermal Exploration & Exploitationpending

Geothermie Soultzpending



Aims of WG10:To facilitate a step-change in the IS research perspective from the present, technology-oriented approach, to one centred on physical problem, without losing touch with technological conditions of IS generation;

To intensify scientific international cooperation;

To Improve research efficiencyby facilitating instantaneous access to data, results, interpretations andmethodologies;

To strengthen cooperationbetween industry and science.



Mutually beneficial, bi-directional cooperation between industry and science

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Diverse data sets Technical support Posed problems of

practical value Production knowledge

Scientific expertise Methodologies and

ready-to-use solutions to manage seismic hazard

Benefits Solutions to

manage IS hazard at an economically appropriate level and to increase the economic viability of the industrial production

Increased public awareness of real IS risks

Reservoir characterisation

Benefits Perspective of

practicioners Experiments under

different tectonic and technological conditions

Practical feedback. Tests of applicability of solutions in the course of real-time technological activity



Dataset diversity

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Dataset diversity

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Dataset diversity




Dataset diversity

Mining Induced Seismicity

Reservoir Induced Seismicity

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Injection / Extraction Induced Seismicity

Cases In Debate

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WG10 Infrastructure for GeoresourcesMIS - Mining Induced SeismicityIIS - Injection / Extraction Induced

SeismicityRIS - Reservoir Induced Seismicity

MISMIS

IIS

MIS

RIS

RIS

IISIIS

MIS

IIS

RIS



Data classification, attributesand data flow





Induced Seismicity Node



IS as a characterization tool for production enhancement

The main outlines of Science Plan for Induced Seismicity Node

Similarities and particularities of seismic processes induced by different technological activitiesOptimization of IS monitoring strategiesDiscrimination between the induced and natural seismicityIS response to technological activity in a long and short time-scaleFrom time-dependent seismic hazard assessment to hazard management. Optimizing production for hazard control. THAIS initiative

Testing procedures and benchmark tests

IS and public concern



General technical architecture of IS NodeScience Gateway: processing and presentation Data Accuisition and Integration

On-line data loading

Off-line data loading

Data preparation and QoS

Publishing services

New sources integration

Data and Metadata Repositories

Scientific and Technical Coordination

Data Management

Services

Scientific Analysis

And Visualisation

Tools

Open Access

Data Repository

Authentication and Authorization Services

User Registration

& Access Management

Data Backups

Metadata Repository



Implementation Plan Timeline with Milestones

Phase 1: ImplementationMilestone ISN1-1: Coordination structure and essential staff in placeMilestone ISN1-2: Data repositories are operational Milestone ISN1-3: Process for integration of off-line sources in place, integration activity established Milestone ISN1-4: Process for integration of on-line sources in place Milestone ISN1-5: Science gateway in place with data management module and at least 2 scientific pipelines integratedMilestone ISN1-6: All IS Node services are operational, user registration open, pilot sources integrated

Phase 2: Integration

Milestone ISN2-1: At least 15 on-line stations are integrated

Milestone ISN2-2: Integration of 10 off-line data sources completed

Milestone ISN2-3: At least 30 on-line stations are integrated

Phase 3: Maintainance and

evolution Milestone ISN3-1: Sustainability and development plan



Parameterization of IS node impact factor and measures of success of WG10 plan realization

Science Industry

Public

1 2

3



To serve the scientific sector and advance research in IS field is a major task. Quality of research based on the IS NODE is important, and will be evaluated by other stakeholders.

Possible parameters: No. of comprehensive case studies No. of data/software/reports/services provided No. of downloads of data/software No. of peer reviewed papers acknowledging the IS Node No. of conference sessions, workshops, etc. on IS subject No. of cooperation links based on IS Node (industry, universities,

research assoc.) No. of expertises based on IS Node

1. SCIENCE



2. INDUSTRYThe industry sector is of strategic relevance. IS may influence the operation plan. Therefore managing seismic hazard at an economically appropriate level is crucial.

Possible parameters: Total economic value of integrated RI provided by industry Total economic value of industrial stakeholders Number of industrial data providers Readiness of industrial partners to disseminate data, measured

by a level of comprehensiveness of the uploaded data cases; Number of disseminated solutions for the use by industrial

stakeholders Total economic value of science-industry collaborative projects; Total economic value of expertise provided



3. PUBLICISN aims to increase public understanding and realistic evaluation of hazards due to IS by providing expert knowledge and background information.

Possible parameters: Number of public users of ISN; Quality of the information portal increasing awareness, graded by

users; Number of inquiries on anthropogenic seismic hazards and risks; Number of downloads of instructive materials on anthropogenic

seismicity.



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