Monitoring Innovation at CSIRO In-Situ Laboratory Fieldtrip

Join fellow GHGT-18 delegates for a full-day technical tour exploring one of Western Australia's leading carbon capture and storage research facilities. This unique experience will take participants to field-scale geological monitoring, providing a rare opportunity to see how scientific research is advancing practical CCS solutions.

Please note: registration to this event is only available to GHGT-18 registrants. This is a CSIRO event that is not in affiliation with the GHGT18 conference. By continuing with your registration you are confirming acknowledgement of this.

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  Lunch, transport, facility access, PPE, and light refreshments are included

  $120

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Bianca Moiler

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The tour travels south to CSIRO's In-Situ Laboratory near Harvey, approximately two hours from Perth. This world-class research facility is one of Australia's leading field-scale sites for geological CO₂ storage and monitoring. Delegates will visit the Harvey wells and observe how advanced monitoring technologies—including fibre-optic sensors, geophones and seismic tools—are used to track the movement and behaviour of CO₂ underground in real time. Located within a fault-zone geological setting, the site offers researchers rare opportunities to study how CO₂ behaves in complex subsurface environments and to refine monitoring techniques critical for safe and effective carbon storage.

This visits provide a comprehensive look at real-world monitoring of stored carbon underground.

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