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Ketzin Pilot Site

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Logo of Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for GeosciencesHelmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
 Hübner, Andreas Martens, Sonja Kollersberger, Tanja Kühn, Michael

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Ketzin Pilot Site
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Pilotstandort Ketzin
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5
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Production PlacePotsdam, Ketzin, Berlin

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Film 5: "Pilotstandort Ketzin" (Länge 05:05) "Am Pilotstandort Ketzin in Brandenburg wird seit Juni 2008 erstmals in Deutschland CO2 in unterirdische Gesteinsschichten eingeleitet und gespeichert. ...". Das Überwachungsprogramm für den CO2-Speicher am Pilotstandort Ketzin zählt im internationalen Vergleich zu den modernsten und umfangreichsten. Zentral ist hierbei die Kombination verschiedener Überwachungsmethoden mit jeweils unterschiedlichen zeitlichen und räumlichen Auflösungsvermögen. Welche Methoden werden eingesetzt? Und welche Erkenntnisse gibt es bereits?
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Film 5: "Ketzin Pilot Site" (Length 05:05) "At the Ketzin pilot site in Brandenburg, Germany, CO2 has been injected into an underground storage formation since June, 2008. ...". The monitoring methods used at the pilot site Ketzin are among the most comprehensive in the field of CO2 storage worldwide. Important is the combination of different monitoring methods, each with different temporal and spatial resolutions. Which methods are used? And what have we already learned?
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