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New insights for CO2 storage monitoring using sparse seismic acquisitions : from time-shift estimation to full-waveform-based survey design
Subsurface monitoring has become vital in the energy sector, particularly with emergingfields like carbon capture and storage (CCS). CCS is aimed at reducing greenhouse gasemissions. It involves capturing the residual CO2 from industrial processes, transportingit and storing it into deep geological
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