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Zoe, Loh; Leuning, Ray; Zegelin, Steve; Etheridge, David; Bai, Jia-Chi; Naylor, Travis A; Griffith, David W T (2015): Table 4. Trace gas concentrations from samples taken at Ginninderra [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.853833, Supplement to: Zoe, L et al. (2009): Testing Lagrangian atmospheric dispersion modelling to monitor CO2 and CH4 leakage from geosequestration. Atmospheric Environment, 43(16), 2602-2611, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosenv.2009.01.053

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Abstract:
We assess the performance of an inverse Lagrangian dispersion technique for its suitability to quantify leakages from geological storage of CO2. We find the technique is accurate ((QbLS/Q)=0.99, sigma=0.29) when strict meteorological filtering is applied to ensure that Monin–Obukhov Similarity Theory is valid for the periods analysed and when downwind enrichments in tracer gas concentration are 1% or more above background concentration. Because of their respective baseline atmospheric concentrations, this enrichment criterion is less onerous for CH4 than for CO2. Therefore for geologically sequestered gas reservoirs with a significant CH4 component, monitoring CH4 as a surrogate for CO2 leakage could be as much as 10 times more sensitive than monitoring CO2 alone. Additional recommendations for designing a robust atmospheric monitoring strategy for geosequestration include: continuous concentration data; exact inter-calibration of up- and downwind concentration measurements; use of an array of point concentration sensors to maximise the use of spatial information about the leakage plume; and precise isotope ratio measurement to confirm the source of any concentration elevations detected.
Funding:
Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), grant/award no. 265847: Sub-seabed CO2 Storage: Impact on Marine Ecosystems
Coverage:
Latitude: -35.300000 * Longitude: 149.120000
Date/Time Start: 2007-05-08T12:46:00 * Date/Time End: 2007-05-08T14:04:00
Minimum ELEVATION: 0.8 m a.s.l. * Maximum ELEVATION: 0.8 m a.s.l.
Event(s):
Ginninderra (CSIRO farm) * Latitude: -35.300000 * Longitude: 149.120000 * Location: Canberra, Australia
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Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
ELEVATIONElevationm a.s.l.Zoe, LohGeocode
Sample code/labelSample labelZoe, LohUAN=Universal Analysis Number
DATE/TIMEDate/TimeZoe, LohGeocode
LineLineZoe, Loh
Carbon dioxideCO2ppmvZoe, Loh
MethaneCH4ppmvZoe, Loh
δ13C, carbon dioxide, atmosphericδ13C CO2‰ PDBZoe, Loh
δ13C, methane, atmosphericδ13C CH4‰ PDBZoe, Loh
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35 data points

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Elevation [m a.s.l.]

Sample label

Date/Time

Line

CO2 [ppmv]

CH4 [ppmv]

δ13C CO2 [‰ PDB]

δ13C CH4 [‰ PDB]
0.89987902007-05-08T12:46A(1)392.12.743-8.49-43.00
0.89987912007-05-08T13:01A(2)384.81.770-8.32-47.94
0.89987922007-05-08T13:17A(1)388.92.511-8.38-43.88
0.89987932007-05-08T13:30A(2)383.41.770-8.25-47.68
0.89987952007-05-08T14:04A(1)388.62.471-8.37
0.89987942007-05-08T13:48A(2)383.51.764-8.26-47.50