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Ginninderra Controlled CO2 Release Facility Dataset 2012-2013

Name: Ginninderra Controlled CO2 Release Facility Dataset 2012-2013
Published: 2016

Geoscience Australia

Feitz, A.J. ; Schroder, I.F. ; Jenkins, C. ; Schacht, U. ; Zegelin, S. ; Berko, H. ; McGrath, A. ; Noble, R. ; Palu, T.J. ; George, S. ; Heath, C. ; Zhang, H. ; Sirault, X. ; Jimeneze-Berni, J.

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The contents of each geodatabase/experiment is summarised below: Release 1 (Feb-May 2012): - Soil microbial data - Soil chemistry - Free air CO2 concentration - Eddy covariance - Groundwater chemistry - Soil gas - Krypton tracers - EM31 - Soil flux Release 2 (Oct-Dec 2012): - Groundwater chemistry - EM31 - EM38 - Soil gas - Soil flux - Airborne hyperspectral - Ground hyperspectral Release 3 (Oct-Dec 2013): - Mobile CO2 surveys - Groundwater depth - Eddy covariance - Plant physiology and chemistry - EM31 - EM38 - Soil gas - Soil flux - Airborne hyperspectral All Releases: - Aerial images - Groundwater depths - Meteorological data Bibliographic reference: Feitz, A.J., Schroder, I.F., Jenkins, C.J., Schacht, U., Zegelin, S., Berko, H., McGrath, A., Noble, R., Palu, T.J., George, S., Heath, C., Zhang, H., Sirault, X. and Jimenez-Berni, J. 2016. 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Brief description

Geoscience Australia in collaboration with the CO2CRC hosted three controlled subsurface release experiments of CO2 during 2012 to 2013 at an agricultural research station managed by CSIRO Plant Industry Canberra. The facility was designed to simulate surface emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases from the soil into the atmosphere, and has deployed a range of near-surface monitoring techniques in the pursuit of improving detection and quantification methods and technologies. This product, which encompasses 4 geodatabases, a metadata report and a data dictionary, presents all the data collected during the experiments from over 10 research organisations, and is made to use with GIS software. The intention of this data release is make the data available for comparison with measurements taken at other controlled release experiments, CO2 storage projects and natural analogues. This will hopefully facilitate the further development of greenhouse gas monitoring technologies, methods and monitoring strategies and increase our understanding of the migration behaviour and impact of near surface CO2 leakage.

The contents of each geodatabase/experiment is summarised below:

Release 1 (Feb-May 2012):

- Soil microbial data

- Soil chemistry

- Free air CO2 concentration

- Eddy covariance

- Groundwater chemistry

- Soil gas

- Krypton tracers

- EM31

- Soil flux

Release 2 (Oct-Dec 2012):

- Groundwater chemistry

- EM31

- EM38

- Soil gas

- Soil flux

- Airborne hyperspectral

- Ground hyperspectral

Release 3 (Oct-Dec 2013):

- Mobile CO2 surveys

- Groundwater depth

- Eddy covariance

- Plant physiology and chemistry

- EM31

- EM38

- Soil gas

- Soil flux

- Airborne hyperspectral

All Releases:

- Aerial images

- Groundwater depths

- Meteorological data

Bibliographic reference:

Feitz, A.J., Schroder, I.F., Jenkins, C.J., Schacht, U., Zegelin, S., Berko, H., McGrath, A., Noble, R., Palu, T.J., George, S., Heath, C., Zhang, H., Sirault, X. and Jimenez-Berni, J. 2016. Ginninderra Controlled CO2 Release Facility Dataset 2012-2013. eCat 90078, Geoscience Australia and CO2CRC, Canberra. https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/dataset/ga/90078.

Digital Object Identifier: http://dx.doi.org/10.4225/25/5823c37333f9d

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Maintenance and Update Frequency: notPlanned

Statement: As part of the establishment of a regime to regulate carbon capture and storage in Australia supported by the 2007/2008 Portfolio Budget Carbon Capture and Storage Implementation budget measure, GA led a research programme from 2009 2015 (Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Project) assessing the suitability and developing new monitoring and verification approaches for CCS projects in Australia. The research programme aimed to undertake targeted research that could support the development of CCS regulations. GA and the CO2CRC entered in a collaborative agreement in 2010 to undertake the joint Greenhouse Gas Controlled Release Facility (CMCG3071) project to construct and operate an internationally recognised greenhouse gas controlled release facility at Ginninderra (Canberra). This would enable testing of different greenhouse gas monitoring techniques, develop new techniques for quantifying greenhouse gas emissions and inform regulators on potential monitoring requirements. The project was initially funded for 4 years until June 2013 and then was extended for a further two years until June 2015.

Issued: 2016

Modified: 08 11 2018

Modified: 09 11 2018

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URI : http://pid.geoscience.gov.au/dataset/ga/90078
DOI : 10.4225/25/5823c37333f9d

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