Fault sealing and caprock integrity for CO2 storage: an in situ injection experiment
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M. Mazzotti | D. Giardini | S. Wiemer | M. Brennwald | Y. Guglielmi | A. Rinaldi | C. Roques | C. Madonna | C. Nussbaum | R. Kipfer | S. Bernasconi | Q. Wenning | Ann Obermann | P. Cook | A. Zappone | F. Soom | M. Grab
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