Fine-Tuning Water Injection in Diatomite
Technical Paper
This paper details how fine-tuning water injection in California diatomite fields can minimize well casing damage and prevent surface expressions using millimeter-precision InSAR measurements of induced subsidence and uplift.
Discover how millimeter-precision measurements of subsidence and uplift continuously identify where to mitigate water injection issues across your entire field.
Learn how slowing subsidence rates serves as a strong proxy for injection efficiency, guiding reservoir engineers on which injectors need higher rates.
Understand how identifying a distinctly circular uplift pattern in InSAR measurements can stop sub-surface leaks and prevent catastrophic surface events.
See the proven results: how a continuous feedback loop helped one customer all but stop subsidence-related well casing damage and prevent three surface events.
Gain insight into how a massive, 300m radius "blister" was successfully averted within hours by using dynamic InSAR data to shut in the source well.