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A novel integrated workflow for deep geothermal reservoir characterization using core data, optimized coupled petrophysical–seismic modeling, and machine learning: A case study from the SW Paris Basin, France
The Paris Basin hosts one of the longest-operating deep geothermal systems in Europe, with approximately 50 geothermal doublets exploiting the Middle Jurassic Dogger carbonate and Lower Cretaceous Albian siliciclastic aquifers and supplying nearly 2 TWh of renewable heat annually. Despite extensive
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