All abstracts by Maurice Shevalier in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2022) Multi-Isotope Approaches to Assess the Sources and the Fate of Fugitive Methane and Ethane Associated with the Development of Unconventional Hydrocarbon Reservoirs in Western Canada
Mayer B, Humez P, Cesar J, Becker V, Riley D, Grimeau K, Nightingale M & Shevalier M

(2016) The Application of Geochemical and Isotope Tracers for the Identification of Source Contributors to Mineral (Scale) Precipitation in Petroleum Reservoirs
Ciszkowski C, Nightingale M, Shevalier M & Mayer B

(2015) New Approaches for Tracing Potential Leakage of CO₂ from Geological Storage Reservoirs Using Stable Isotope Tracer Techniques
Mayer B, Becker V, Humez P, Nightingale M, Shevalier M, Osadetz K & Lawton D

(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

(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