With a call for papers, the German Geothermal Association invited interested scientists and projects to present their current scientific findings at the DGK. Young scientists were also invited to participate in the “Science Bar”. This poster competition offered the opportunity to present bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral theses on the topic of geothermal energy to a broad professional audience.
A paper was submitted on “Deep Geothermal Drilling Real-Time Performance Prediction and Optimization Using Artificial Intelligence Methods” and a poster was presented on this paper on the second day of the EGC 2022.
The 14th annual European Geothermal PhD Days (EGPD) was held on 4th-6th April, 2023 in Glasgow, Scotland. This was the first time EGPD was hosted in the City of Glasgow, where the event was organised by a team from the University of Glasgow, the University of Strathclyde and the University of Edinburgh. The EGPD 2023 …
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A feature on the OptiDrill Project by Dr Tamanna Khan, Dissemination and Communication Manager of the OptiDrill Project, and Director and Senior Consultant at Technovative Solutions Ltd., was published in the online and print versions of Innovation News Network June issue.
The manner in which the drilling bit is run is more important than which bit is run. OptiDrill coupled drilling optimisation ML models in the drilling advisory system will enable drillers to reach cost-effectively greater depths and higher temperatures on all types of geological formations for geothermal well drilling.
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