Monday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	H11J	MW 2020	Monitoring and Modeling of CO2 Migration Related to Geologic CO2 Storage I Presiding: C M Oldenburg, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; J Nicot, Texas Bureau of Economic Geology    [Abstracts]
0800	H11J-01	MW 2020	Fluid Flow Simulation For CO2–EOR and Sequestration Utilizing Geomechanical Constraints – Teapot Dome Oil Field, Wyoming *L Chiaramonte, M D Zoback, J Friedmann, V Stamp    [details]
0815	H11J-02	MW 2020	Integration of Continuous Active-Source Seismic Monitoring and Flow Modeling for CO2 Sequestration: The Frio II Brine Pilot *J B Ajo-Franklin, C A Doughty, T M Daley    [details]
0830	H11J-03	MW 2020	Fluid Mechanical Modelling of Carbon Dioxide Sequestration *H E Huppert    [details]
0845	H11J-04	MW 2020	Upscaling of Capillary Trapping in a Buoyant Plume: Application to CO2 Sequestration in Aquifers M Szulczewski, *R Juanes    [details]
0900	H11J-05	MW 2020	The effect of residual trapping and slope on gravity currents in confined aquifers *M A Hesse, H A Tchelepy, F M Orr J    [details]
0915	H11J-06	MW 2020	Measurements and Modeling of Capillary Pressure Behavior for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration Applications in Aquifers *W Plug, J Bruining    [details]
0930	H11J-07	MW 2020	Detailed Numerical Modeling of Leakage of CO2 Through Wellbores Incorporating Complexities of Wellbore Details and Phase-Change in Large-Scale Reservoir Simulations *R J Pawar, G A Zyvoloski    [details]
0945	H11J-08	MW 2020	Prediction of Groundwater Quality Changes in Response to CO2 Leakage from Deep Geological Storage *J T Birkholzer, J A Apps, Y Zhang, L Zheng, T Xu    [details]