Kyoto / Moscow / Salt Lake City / Houston / Hovorka / Washington DC / /
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TOUGH Symposium 2003 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / National Energy Technology Laboratory / /
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Japan / Russia / / /
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National Energy Technology Laboratory / Barrier bar / University of Texas / /
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noncondensible gas / Chemical reactions / residual gas saturation / higher gas saturation / less gas mobility / gas-phase densities / gas-like phase / gas relative permeability / oil and gas reservoirs / immiscible gas-like phase / heterogeneous systems / oil reservoirs / gas saturation / coastal plain fluvial systems / 3D model applications / typical gas saturation / gas and oil / gas relative permeability krg / /
University of Texas at Austin / Publishing House of Standards / Gulf Coast Assoc. of Geol / Texas Bureau of Economic Geology / Department of Energy / office of Coal and Power Systems / /
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O. Lawrence Berkeley / Christopher Green / Stefan Finsterle / Victor Malkovsky / Paul Knox / Shlomo P. Neuman / Curt Oldenburg / /
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GEOLOGICAL SETTING AND MODEL DEVELOPMENT The / Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy / representative / model development choices / model development concerns / /
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MODELING SUPERCRITICAL CO2 INJECTION / /
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DC / /
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South Dakota / Texas / Chambers County / California / /
PROCEEDINGS, TOUGH Symposium 2003 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, California, May 12–14, 2003 MODELING SUPERCRITICAL CO2 INJECTION IN HETEROGENEOUS POROUS MEDIA Christine Doughty and Karsten Pruess