The Alpine Foreland Basins - GIT - Geology & Information Technology
The Alpine Foreland Basins - GIT - Geology & Information Technology
The Alpine Foreland Basins - GIT - Geology & Information Technology
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GeoMoltowards a transnational planning tool for subsurface potentialsusing three-dimensional geological modelsObjective and Scope of the ProjectDr. Gerold DiepolderBavarian Environment Agency (LfU)GeoMol coordination and lead& the GeoMol Team:
<strong>The</strong> W-questions:• Why ? – Inducement and objectives• Where ? – <strong>The</strong> project area• Who ? – <strong>The</strong> project partners• When ? – <strong>The</strong> roadmap• How ? – Data basis and methods Pamer et al.• What‘s needed ? – <strong>The</strong> outcomes• Who needs it ? – <strong>The</strong> users / stakeholdersConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong> ?Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?<strong>The</strong> Bavarian Molasse Basin – a bonanza for geothermal energyOil and gas deposits:75 °Cjjjjj100 °CVolume grid of theUpper Jurassicaquifer, griddedwith thetemperature field(Pamer &Diepolder 2010)MünchenfjsäfjäfMünchen●◘ErdingUnterhachingGeretsriedfjsäfjäf ●●LandshutRosenheimfjsäfjäfConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?<strong>The</strong> <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong> – space of competing demandsHydrocarbon deposits, underground gas storage, claims for deep geothermal energy production, areaof suitable depth for CCS and northern limit of known structural traps (from Diepolder & Schulz 2011)Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?<strong>The</strong> <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong> – space for subsurface land use planning<strong>The</strong> solution:Land use planning of thesubsurface permitting anon-conflicting multi-purposeutilisation controlled by verticallyzoned licensing.GeoMol will provide the geologicalprerequisite:Holistic and unbiased3-dimensional information on allgeo-potentials for a subsequentdistinction and prioritisation.Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?<strong>The</strong> <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong> – space comprising areas at riskMay 2012 Po Basin earthquakeCourtesy of P. di Manna, ISPRAEarthquakes < Mw 3.5 in the years 1900–2006 as related to the <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong>, afterGrünthal & Wahlström (2012): <strong>The</strong> European-Mediterranean Earthquake Catalogue (EMEC) for thelast millennium.Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?<strong>The</strong> <strong>Alpine</strong> <strong>Foreland</strong> <strong>Basins</strong> – space full of geo dataFor the Bavarian part of the Molasse Basin: ca. 18,000 km of 2D seismic sections, 16 3D seismicprojects , more than 800 deep drillings and a sound foundation of existing regional 3D modelsConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Why ?To provide a holistic, 3-dimensional and unbiasedevaluation of the subsurface, based on existing datafor a subsequent grading, distinction and prioritisationof all geo-potentials.Basic framework conditions must be considered:• <strong>Geology</strong> and the resources and risks connected with it do not respectpolitical boundaries.• <strong>The</strong> impact of many subsurface uses is much larger than the permit area.• <strong>The</strong> European Commission requests harmonised information. For sustainable results we have to work cross-border!Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Where ?Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Who ?14 GeoMol Projekt Partner:+ presently 35 Observers from 9 countriesConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
When ?<strong>The</strong> GeoMol roadmap2012 2013 20142015Compilation of users‘ needs (WP 4)Product cross-check (WP 4)Data compilation & preparation (WP 5)Data harmonisation & interpretation (WP 6)3D framework modelling (WP 6)Application of assessment workflows & methods (WP 6)Development & maintenance of geo data infrastructure (WP 7)Test and pilot activities , detail modelling & potential assessment (WP 8)Final report & guidelines (all WPs)Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?Working trans-nationally requires to• overcome language obstacles, proprietary nomenclatures and boundaries semantic harmonisation (►WP 5)• harmonise data and jointly define consistent methods (best practice) systematic harmonisation (►WP 6)• tackle differences in technical implementations and platforms technical harmonisation interoperability (►WP 7)• balance the different data policy in the partner states initiating legal harmonisation (►WP 3)• jointly define the outcomes according to the users’ requirements implementing a transnational stakeholder survey (►WP 4)Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?General workflow of GeoMolData acquisitionDrillings Seismic PropertiesHydrogeol.PriorsynopsesData harmonisationSeismic interpretation and 3D modellingParameterisation of 3D modelDerivation / distinction of geopotentialsConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?Correlation of the stratigraphic columns of all neighbouring countries,identification of prominent seismic reflectors traceable over the entire basinConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?Digitalisation, migrationand evaluation mustfollow jointly definedmethods …Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?… must be compiled in3D geological modelsintegrating all structuralinformation …Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How ?… to finally provide informationready-to-use also outside thegeological community.Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
What’s needed ?To make accessible the best geological information existing is a corefunction of geological survey organisations.GeoMol will provide unbiased, 3-dimensional, trans-nationally harmonisedinformation.What do the users actually require for their work? Only very few people can read a geological map Even fewer can use a geological 3D model… when it is a bit more tricky than thisinteresting voxel model…Who are the users?Do they need 3D models or only 3D derivedinformation?(analogy with meteorology: very simple informationfrom very complex 4D/5D models that are not visiblefor the user)Courtesy of F. Robida , BRGMConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
What’s needed ?<strong>The</strong> usersare you!Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
Who needs it ?<strong>The</strong> GeoMol Stakeholder Survey identified:• Planning and licensing authorities• Policy makers• Geoscientific academia• Consultants, planners and project developers engaged in- deep geothermal energy- underground storage / deep repositories- groundwater management- primary industries / economic geology- infrastructural measures• Insurance underwriters• Geological Survey organisations (of the partner states and beyond)• European geo-data infrastructureConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
What do they need ?<strong>The</strong> GeoMol Stakeholder Survey revealed as most wanted (preliminary):• Depth serialised map sets (GIS) for regionalised parameters• Ready to use 3D-modells (parameterised, incl. temperature model)• Guidelines and Best Practice Manuals for the sustainable planning andmanagement of geo-potentials as well as facts for the citizens dialogueTo provide all this we need• a seamless trans-nationally harmonised 3D model including all relevantparameters which can be regionalised,• a geo-data infrastructure to ensure full interoperability among allusers/stakeholder and the data providers,• and, on a medium term, a harmonisation of data policy to allow easieraccess to the base data requiredConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How to provide it ?Working trans-nationally & complying with natl. regulations is tricky:Convegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
How to provide it ?Role based access via the webusing GSTConvegno <strong>GIT</strong> – Società Geologica Italiana, Chiavenna 18/06/2013 – Dr. Gerold Diepolder, LfU
More details in the next presentation!Qwestions ?Further information: www.geomol.eu
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