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Basic Research Needs for Geosciences: Facilitating 21st Century Energy SystemsAll Attendees at Workshop (alphabetical sort)Fred J. Molz IIIPanelist, writer CharacterizationSCUREF ProfessorClemson UniversityEnvironmental Engineering and Science342 Computer CourtAnderson SC 29625-6510 USATel (01)864-656-1003 Fax (01)864-656-0672fredi@clemson.eduhttp://www.ces.clemson.edu/ees/molz/index.htmlFrancois MorelPanelist, writer Cross-cuttingPrinceton UniversityGeosciences DepartmentGuyot Hall, Room 153Princeton NJ 08544 USATel (01)609-258-2416 Fax (01)609-258-5242morel@princeton.eduhttp://geoweb.princeton.edu/people/faculty/morel/index.htmlLester MorssObserverU.S. Department of EnergyChemical Sciences, Geosciences and Biosciences DivisionSC-22.1/Germantown Bldg1000 Independence Avenue SWTel (01)301-903-9311 Fax (01)301-903-4110lester.morss@science.doe.govKathryn L. NagyLead, writer Chemical MigrationProfessorUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences845 W. Taylor Street, MC-186Chicago IL 60607-7059 USATel (01)312-355-3276 Fax (01)312-413-2279klnagy@uic.eduhttp://www.uic.edu/depts/geos/people/nagy_research.htmlAlexandra NavrotskyPanelist, writer Cross-cuttingDirector, NEAT ORU, Edward Roessler Chair inMathematical and Physical Sciences; Dist Prof, Interdisci Prof Ceramic, Earth,& University Envl Matl of Chem California, DavisNEAT ORU & Thermochemistry Facility4440 Chemistry AnnexOne Shields AvenueDavis CA 95616 USATel (01)530-752-3292 Fax (01)530-752-9307anavrotsky@ucdavis.eduhttp://navrotsky.engr.ucdavis.edu/Appendix 3 • 16
Basic Research Needs for Geosciences: Facilitating 21st Century Energy SystemsAll Attendees at Workshop (alphabetical sort)Thomas NicholsonObserverU.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionWashington DC 20555-0001Tel (01)301-415-6268 Fax 01)301-415-5385tjn@nrc.govJan NordbottenPanelist ModelingPrinceton UniversityDept Civil and Envl EngineeringE-319F Engineering QuadPrinceton NJ 08544 USATel (01)609-258-5425 Faxjnordbot@princeton.eduDag NummedalPanelist, writer CharacterizationColorado School of MinesColorado Energy Research Institute1500 Illinois StreetGolden CO 80401-1887 USATel (01)303-384-2506 Fax (01)303-273-3040nummedal@mines.eduhttp://www.mines.edu/research/ceri/home%20pages/dag%20home.htmlCurt M. OldenburgPanelist, writer Multiphase fluid transportLawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryEarth Sciences DivisionMS 90R11161 Cyclotron RoadBerkeley CA 94720 USATel (01)510-486-7519 Fax (01)510-486-5686CMOldenburg@lbl.govhttp://esd.lbl.gov/ESD_staff/oldenburg.htmlTullis C. OnstottPanelist Multiphase fluid transportProfessor of GeosciencePrinceton UniversityGeosciences DepartmentB79 Guyot HallPrinceton NJ 08544 USATel (01)609-258-7678 Fax (01)609-258-1274tullis@princeton.eduhttp://geoweb.princeton.edu/people/faculty/onstott/index.htmlAppendix 3 • 17
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TABLE OF CONTENTSBasic Science Chal
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TABLE OF CONTENTSTechnology Impacts
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYpurpose of linking
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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONWorldwide e
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INTRODUCTIONway into the rock forma
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PANEL REPORTSMULTIPHASE FLUID TRANS
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REFERENCESBenner, S.G., Hansel, C.M
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AppendicesBasic Research Needs for
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APPENDIX 1: TECHNICAL PERSPECTIVES
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