All abstracts by Michael Nightingale in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2014) Geochemical and Isotopic Approaches for Monitoring CO₂ Storage Sites: Applicability for Shale Gas Development
Humez P, Mayer B, Negrel P, Lions J, Lagneau V, Kloppmann W, Inj J & Nightingale M

(2014) Assessing Potential Impacts from Unconventionial Gas Development on Groundwater Resources in Alberta, Canada
Mayer B, Ing J, Nightingale M & Humez P

(2013) Carbon Isotope Fractionation of Injected CO₂ in Carbonate Reservoirs: Comparison of Results from the Laboratory and Enhanced Oil Recovery Field Sites in Alberta, Canada
Nightingale M, Mayer B, Shevalier M, Dalkhaa C & Becker V

(2013) Tracing the Movement and Fate of Injected CO₂ in a Mature Oil Field Using Geochemical, Isotopic and Modeling Approaches
Mayer B, Johnson G, Dalkhaa C, Shevalier M, Nightingale M & Hutcheon I

(2013) Identifying the Sources of Iron in Reservoir Fluids at a CO₂ Injection Pilot in Alberta, Canada
McKiernan B, Wieser M, Nightingale M & Mayer B

(2011) Oxygen Isotope Exchange between H₂O and Super Critical CO₂: Lab Experiments and Field Evidence
Johnson G, Mayer B, Nightingale M & Shevalier M

(2010) Accounting of Injected CO₂ during Geologic Storage Using Chemical and Isotopic Approaches
Johnson G, Mayer B, Nightingale M & Shevalier M

(2008) Comparison of Isotopic Trends Revealing the Fate of Injected CO₂ in Two Geological Storage Projects in Mature Oilfields in Canada
Mayer B, Raistrick M, Johnson G, Nightingale M, Shevalier M, Taylor S, Hutcheon I & Perkins E