analysis of continuous fluid inclusion - gas analysis data from geothermal wells
Source files are located at gdr.openei.org
These are files worth looking at in the data
folder:
raw_collated.csv
is a combined csv of all the samples downloaded from the above link. This is useful if you want to do anything with all of the sampled fluid inclusions, as from source.cleaned_types.csv
is a cleaned version ofraw_collated.csv
. This corrects some missing and incorrect data.located_wells.csv
has the latitude and longitude of a portion of the wells associated. This will be of use if you want to do any analysis involving geospatial distributions and such. It covers has 6896 of the 9712 rows present inraw_collated
, and uses that as a base.fi_wells.gpkg
is a geopackage version oflocated_wells.csv
rebuilt usingcleaned_types.csv
. This should be droppable into whichever GIS software you favour. It is also possible to build a shapefile version, but it will truncate the column headers.well_locations.gpkg
is a geopackage of the wells present in the Coso field. There are more of these thanfi_wells.gpkg
, but many of these do not have fluid inclusion data associated with them.
Reference: Fluid Stratigraphy and Permeable Zones of the Coso Geothermal Reservoir. Dilley, L. M., Norman, D.I., Moore, J., and McCulloch, J. Geothermal Resource Council Transactions, Vol. 30. 2006
- N2 = AMU28
- Ar = AMU40
- CO2 = AMU44
- CH4 = AMU16
- propane = AMU43
- propene = AMU39
- N2/Ar (mass 28/mass 40) > 200
- CO2/CH4 (mass 44/mass 16) > 4,
- R1 = (N2/Ar (mass 28/mass 40)+ CO2/CH4)/(propane/propene (mass 43/mass 39))
- R2 = (N2/Ar (mass 28/mass 40)+ CO2/N2 (mass 44/mass 28))
N2/Ar < 200, CO2/CH4 < 4, propane/propene >1, 1/R1 > 0.5
Relative change in the CO2/N2
A reference to the process undertaken: link
Identifying fractures types: link
Natural fracture dataset for some wells: link
Mud logs for some wells: link
Mass spectrometry: link