Continuous Real‐Time Detection of H2, He, and 222Rn While Drilling DIVE‐1 Boreholes (ICDP) Indicates Deep Fracture Fluid Migration in Crystalline Rocks

Continuous Real‐Time Detection of H2, He, and 222Rn While Drilling DIVE‐1 Boreholes (ICDP) Indicates Deep Fracture Fluid Migration in Crystalline Rocks

Abstract The identification and real‐time monitoring of geofluids during drilling is crucial for safe drilling operations and can provide valuable insights into reservoir properties and fluid migration. While mud gas logging is well established in oil and gas exploration, recent interest in natural...

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Main Authors: H. Dutoit, L. Truche, F. V. Donzé, T. Wiersberg, M. L. Doan, J. Li, A. Greenwood, E. Caspari, N. Lefeuvre, J. Dominique, S. Auclair, L. Masci, G. Hetényi, M. Venier, O. Müntener, ICDP DIVE Science Team
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2025-05-01
Series:Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems
Subjects:
rock‐fluid interactions
geochemistry
borehole logging
gas exploration
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1029/2025GC012168
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