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Reflection coeffficients derived from the true amplitudes of the upgoing wavefield. Gaining of the reflection amplitudes was applied using the time-variant velocity function at well position. Energy losses of the reference wave were compensated using the the vertical travel path of the downgoing wavefield to the receiver (z rcv ).
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Project DESCRAMBLE (Drilling in dEep SuperCRitical AMBient of continentaL Europe) has been started in 2015 with the goal to test novel drilling techniques under supercritical geothermal conditions. To achieve its goal, the project intends to deepen an existing well in the geothermal field in Southern Tuscany to a depth which is suspected of storing...
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