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Articles | Volume 58
Articles | Volume 58
https://doi.org/10.5194/adgeo-58-189-2023
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Articles | Volume 58
26 May 2023
 | 26 May 2023

Forecasting changes of the flow regime at deep geothermal wells based on high resolution sensor data and low resolution chemical analyses

Annette Dietmaier and Thomas Baumann

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Data on geothermal properties are notoriously scarce, both on a good temporal and spatial resolution. We compared two data sets of a geothermal well in Bavaria (one had yearly analyses of a great number of ions, the other one tested the water every five minutes but only on a small number of variables) and found that yearly data systematically neglect seasonal variations taking place in the aquifer. Virtual sensors might help to combine the two data sets when the aquifer is well known.
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