This session focuses on establishing an inventory of geoscience technologies (e.g., data acquisition methods, characterisation approaches, static and dynamic modelling techniques) and societal approaches during the exploration and appraisal of geothermal projects. The goal of this session is to enable cross-disciplinary knowledge sharing that helps to improve our understanding of geothermal resources across different geological settings, reduce exploration risks, and ensure the safe and sustainable exploitation of this energy source. A collaborative, transdisciplinary, and collegial discussion will be crucial to accelerating geothermal project deployment in Europe and beyond.
We welcome interdisciplinary contributions from the fields of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, geomechanics, hydrogeology, machine learning, and static and dynamic geomodelling, including case studies from different geological settings such as sedimentary aquifers, volcanic systems, or fractured basements.
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