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<p>Assessing geothermal systems requires a standardized approach, which actually remains underdeveloped. This study aims to overcome this lack, starting to review and discuss the most widely utilized methods and open-source tools for underground characterization and geothermal potential assessment at regional to continental scales, establishing a workflow applicable everywhere, whether with extensive subsurface data (brownfield) or less-explored or unexplored regions (greenfield). By integrating multi-scale geological, petrophysical, and geophysical constraints with robust thermal modelling strategies, this workflow offers a consistent framework for estimating geothermal potential and facilitating comparative analysis across different regions, in order to facilitate the geothermal exploitation feasibility analyses.</p>

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Toward standardized protocols for geothermal potential assessment: a multi-scale, multi-physics workflow for deep resources

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年7月6日

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  • Gianluca Gola,
  • Racine Basant,
  • Valentina Cortassa,
  • Antonio Galgaro,
  • Thomas Nanni,
  • Pawel Slupski,
  • Magdala Tesauro,
  • Adele Manzella

摘要

Assessing geothermal systems requires a standardized approach, which actually remains underdeveloped. This study aims to overcome this lack, starting to review and discuss the most widely utilized methods and open-source tools for underground characterization and geothermal potential assessment at regional to continental scales, establishing a workflow applicable everywhere, whether with extensive subsurface data (brownfield) or less-explored or unexplored regions (greenfield). By integrating multi-scale geological, petrophysical, and geophysical constraints with robust thermal modelling strategies, this workflow offers a consistent framework for estimating geothermal potential and facilitating comparative analysis across different regions, in order to facilitate the geothermal exploitation feasibility analyses.