Geothermics 1995: Vol 24 Table of Contents

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GEOTHERMICS
International Journal of Geothermal Research and its Applications
VOLUME CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
VOLUME 24 (1995)
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PERGAMON
GEOTHERMICS
International Journal of Geothermal Research and its Applications
Founded by the late Professor Ezio Tongiorgi
Editor
E. BARBIER—National Research Council—International Institute for Geothermal Research, Pisa, Italy
Associate Editor for the Americas
M. J. LippMANN—Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, U.S.A.
Managing Editor
Mary H. DICKSON (Editorial Office in Pisa, see below)
Production Editor
ALISON Lusty (Elsevier Science Ltd, Oxford, see below)
Editorial Board
Terms expire December 1995
D. H. FREESTON—Geothermal Institute, University of Auckland, New Zealand
R. HARRISON—Renewable Energy Centre, University of Sunderland, Sunderland, U.K.
J. N. MoorE—Earth Sciences and Resources Institute, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.
A. H. TRUESDELL—Menlo Park, California, U.S.A.
Terms expire December 1996
P. R. L. BRowNnE—Geothermal Institute, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
M. HANANO—JMC Geothermal Engineering Co. Ltd, Morioka, Japan
M. P. HocusTEIN—Geothermal Institute, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
N. E. GOLDSTEIN—Earth Science Division, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, California, U.S.A.
Terms expire December 1997
V. M. ARELLANO GOMEZ—Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico
C. CLAUSER—Geological Survey of Lower Saxony, Hannover, Germany
S. INGEBRITSEN—U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California, U.S.A.
B. STEINGRIMSSON—National Energy Authority, Reykjavik, Iceland
Regional Advisory Board
L. D’ ANDIGNE DE Asis — Division of Earth Sciences, UNESCO, Paris, France
N. BEREDJICK — Natural Resources and Energy Division, DTCD, United Nations, New York, U.S.A.
R. G. CAMPBELL — President, Geothermal Resources Council, Davis, California, U.S.A.
V. CERMAK — Geophysical Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic
J. Comps — President, International Geothermal Association, Auckland, New Zealand
V. I. KoNonov — Laboratory of Geothermics, Institute of Geology, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
F. MONGELLI — Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics of the University, Bari, Italy
L. RYBACH — Institute of Geophysics, ETH—Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland
P. SQUARCI — International Institute for Geothermal Research, Pisa, Italy
L. TAFFI — CNR National Geological Advisory Committee, Rome, Italy
TONG WEI — Geology Dept, Geothermal Research Section, University of Peking, Beijing, People’s Republic of China
F, YAMAGUCHI — Japan Geothermal Energy Association, Tokyo, Japan
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CONTENTS
NUMBER 1
M. McCGuINNESS, S. WHITE, R. YOUNG, 1 A model of the Kakkonda geothermal reservoir
H. ISHIZAKI, K. IKEUCHI and Y. YOSHIDA
Y. NiIBoRI, H. OGURA and T. CHIDA 49 Identification of geothermal reservoir structure
analyzing tracer responses using the Two-
Fractured-Layer model
G. TRAGANOS, U. Jux and T. STEUBER 61 Isotopic characteristics of geothermal waters and
fossil spring deposits in Mygdonia Basin, Northern
Greece
G. CHIODINI, F. FRONDINI and F. PONZIANI 81 Deep structures and carbon dioxide degassing in
Central Italy
M. PFISTER and L. RYBACH 95 High-resolution digital temperature logging in
areas with significant convective heat transfer
H. WILHELM, C. BAUMANN and G. ZOTH 101 Some results of temperature measurements in the
KTB main borehole, Germany
R. CATALDI, F. MONGELLI, P. SQUARCI, 115 Geothermal ranking of Italian territory
L. TAFFI, G. ZITO and C. CALORE
131 Erratum
133 Recent Geothermal Literature
NUMBER 2
T. HADGU, R. W. ZIMMERMAN and 145 Coupled reservoir—wellbore simulation of
G. S. BODVARSSON geothermal reservoir behavior
K. P. GOYAL 167 Injection recovery factors in various areas of the
southeast Geysers, California
W. D. STANLEY and R. J. BLAKELY 187 The Geysers—Clear Lake geothermal area,
California—an updated geophysical perspective of
heat sources
K. WATANABE and H. TAKAHASHI 223 Parametric study of the energy extraction from
Hot Dry Rock based on fractal fracture network
model
B. BoprRI 237 Hydrological disturbances of the conductive heat
flow in the upper crust: problems of correcting
measured heat flow data
K. PETERSEN and I. LERCHE 253 Quantification of thermal anomalies in sediments
around salt structures
M. L. ALLAN and L. E. KUKACKA 269 Calcium phosphate cements for lost circulation
control in geothermal drilling
283 Recent Geothermal Literature
NUMBER 3
Special Issue: Hot Dry Rock (HDR) Reservoir Modelling Activities Within Europe
A. J. JUPE, R. H. PARKER and 297 Preface and acknowledgements
H. TAKAHASHI
299 List of external referees
R. H. PARKER and A. J. JUPE 301 Foreword: The role of reservoir modelling
in feasibility studies for HDR geothermal
energy exploitation
J. WILLIS-RICHARDS and T. WALLROTH 307 Approaches to the modelling of HDR
reservoirs: a review
T. KOHL and R. J. HOPKIRK 333 “FRACTure”—a simulation code for forced
fluid flow and transport in fractured, porous
rock
T. KOHL, K. F. EVANS, R. J. HopKIRK 345 Coupled hydraulic, thermal and mechanical
and L. RYBACH considerations for the simulation of Hot Dry
Rock reservoirs
D. BRUEL 361 Heat extraction modelling from forced fluid
flow through stimulated fractured rock
masses: application to the Rosemanowes
Hot Dry Rock reservoir
N. E. V. RODRIGUES, A. S. P. GREEN Modelling tracer tests in the Rosemanowes
and R. BARLEY HDR reservoir
J. WILLIS-RICHARDS 385 Assessment of HDR reservoir stimulation
and performance using simple stochastic
models
A. J. JupE, D. BRUEL, T. Hicks, 403 Modelling of a European prototype HDR
R. HOPKIRK, O. KAPPELMEYER, reservoir
T. KOHL, O. KoLpitTz, N. RODRIGUES,
K. SMOLKA, J. WILLIS-RICHARDS,
T. WALLROTH and S. XU
O. KOLDITz 421 Modelling flow and heat transfer in fractured
rocks: dimensional effect of matrix heat
diffusion
D. BRUEL 439 Modelling heat extraction from forced fluid
flow through stimulated fractured rock
masses: evaluation of the Soultz-sous-Forets
site potential
O. KOLDITZ 451 Modelling flow and heat transfer in
fractured rocks: conceptual model of a 3-D
deterministic fracture network
NUMBER 4
A. E. ROMERO Jr, T. V. MCEVILLY, 471 Characterization of the geothermal system beneath
E. L. MAJER and D. Vasco the Northwest Geysers Steam Field, California,
from seismicity and velocity patterns
G. M. SHOOK 489 Development of a vapor-dominated reservoir with
a “high-temperature” component
Y. YANO and T. ISHIDO 507 Numerical modeling of the evolution of two-phase
zones under a fractured caprock
S. SHANG, R. N. HORNE and Water vapor adsorption on geothermal reservoir
H. J. RAMEY Jr rocks
K. CHRISTANIS and K. ST. SEYMOUR 541 A study of scale deposition: an analogue of meso-
to epithermal ore formation in the volcano of Milos,
Aegean Arc, Greece
D. CHANDRASEKHARAM and M. C. ANTU 553 Geochemistry of Tattapani thermal springs,
Madhya Pradesh, India—field and experimental
investigations
I New Patents
NUMBER 5/6
S. ARNORSSON 561 Geothermal systems in Iceland: structure and
conceptual models—I. High-temperature areas
S. ARNORSSON 603 Geothermal systems in Iceland: structure and
conceptual models—II. Low-temperature areas
L. RYBACH 631 Thermal waters in deep alpine tunnels
K. E. BARGAR, T. E. C. KEITH 639 Fluid-inclusion evidence for past temperature
and F. A. TRUSDELL fluctuations in the Kilauea East Rift Zone
geothermal area, Hawaii
J. BAUDRACCO and M. AOUBOUAZZA 661 Permeability variations in Berea and Vosges
sandstone submitted to cyclic temperature
percolation of saline fluids
G. N. TSOKAS, R. O. HANSEN, M. FYTIKAS, 679 Geological and geophysical study of the island
G. D. VASSILELLIS and C. THANASSOULAS of Kimolos (Greece) and geothermal implications
E. CHIOTIS and G. VRELLIS 695 Analysis of casing failures of deep geothermal
wells in Greece
T. B. COPLEN 707 New manuscript guidelines for the reporting of stable
hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen isotope-ratio data
713 Geothermal resources in relation to plate tectonics.
Third edition of the World Exploration and
Development Map
715 Recent Geothermal Literature
733 New Patents
737 Calendar of Meetings
739 Editors’ Acknowledgements
Volume Contents and Author Index, Volume 24, 1995