All abstracts by Niko Kampman in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2019) Waterflooding for Improved Oil Recovery: Cation Exchange Makes the Difference
Tambach T, Fadili A, Gdanski R, Kampman N, Koot W, Snippe J & de Zwart B-R

(2018) Reactive Transport Modelling of ⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr and δ²³⁴Ui Evolution in a CO₂ Rich Aquifer: Constraint from Modern Fluids and Fossil Veins
Scott P, Maskell A, Bohlin M, Condon D, Sadekov A, Horstwood M, Sahy D, Chapman H, Kampman N & Bickle M

(2015) How Old are CO₂ Reservoirs? A New Method to Determine Directly the Emplacement Time of CO₂ Through Noble Gas and Stable Isotope Diffusion Profiles
Zwahlen C, Holland G, Kampman N & Dennis P

(2015) U-Th Age Constraints on Leakage Rate and Fluid-Rock Reaction at Green River (UT): An Analogue for CCS
Scott P, Kampman N, Condon D & Bickle M

(2015) Understanding Carbon Dioxide Emplacement Processes Using Noble Gases and Stable Isotopes
Holland G, Zwahlen C, Kampman N, Zhou Z, Ballentine C & Dennis P

(2014) Natural Analogues for Carbon Capture and Storage: U-Th Age Constraints on Fault Fluid Flow at Green River (UT)
Scott P, Kampman N, Condon D, Sahy D, Maskell A & Bickle M

(2013) Downhole Fluid Sampling of a Natural CO₂ Reservoir, Green River, Utah: Implications for Fault-Hosted Fluid Flow and Reservoir Caprock Performance
Kampman N, Bickle M, Chapman H, Maskell A, Evans J & Busch A

(2013) Strontium Isotopes Map Fluid Flow in a Natural CO₂ Reservoir, Green River, Utah, USA
Chapman H, Kampman N, Bickle M, Busch A & Evans JP

(2013) Modelling Gas-Fluid-Mineral Interactions in a CO₂ Injection Analogue Site with Noble Gases
Zhou Z, Bickle M, Galy A, Chapman H, Kampman N, Dubacq B, Wigley M, Warr O, Sirikitputtisak T, Hannah P & Ballentine C

(2013) Long-Term Effects of CO₂-Charged Brine on Caprock Integrity and Existing Heterogeneities within the Entrada Sandstone, Green River, Utah
Maskell A, Kampman N, Bickle M, Chapman H, Daniels K, Busch A, Schaller M & Evans J

(2013) CO₂ Dissolution Rates during CO₂ Injection: A Consequence and Measure of Reservoir Heterogeneities
Bickle M, Daniels K, Neufeld J, Kampman N, Galy A, Chapman H, Zhou Z, Dubacq B, Wigley M, Warr O & Ballentine C

(2013) Modelling the Propagation and Dissolution of Carbon Dioxide into Reservoir Brines: Implications for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration
Daniels K, Bickle M, Waterton P, Hewitt D, Neufeld J, Kampman N, Maskell A & Chapman H

(2011) Short-Term CO₂-Fluid-Mineral Interactions in a CO₂ Injection Experiment, Wyoming
Kampman N, Bickle M, Galy A, Chapman H, Zhou Z, Dubacq B, Wigley M, Warr O, Sirikitputtisak T & Ballentine C

(2011) CO₂ Degassing and Groundwater Mixing in the Navajo Aquifer, Green River, Utah
Dubacq B, Kampman N, Assayag N, Wigley M & Bickle M

(2011) Trace Element Mobilisation in a Natural Analogue CO₂ Storage Site
Wigley M, Bickle M, Kampman N, Dubacq B & Champan H

(2011) Predicting CO₂ EOR and Geological Sequestration Processes with Artificial Noble Gas Tracers
Zhou Z, Bickle M, Galy A, Chapman H, Kampman N, Dubacq B, Wigley M, Warr O, Sirikitputtisak T, Hannah P & Ballentine C

(2010) Coupled CO₂-leakage and in situ Fluid-Mineral Reactions in a Natural CO₂ Reservoir, Green River, Utah
Kampman N, Burnside N, Bickle M, Shipton Z, Ellam R & Chapman H