EDX4CCS Carbon Storage Technical Viability Database Version 0.1

OwnerNational Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) - view all

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The EDX4CCS Carbon Storage Technical Viability Database Version 0.1 is a geodatabase of geologic, geophysical, structural, hydrologic, energy extraction, transportation infrastructure, local political boundaries, community and environmental data, among other categories, that is designed to help users find resources to determine the technical viability of geologic carbon storage in the conterminous United States. This database includes previously obtained data that are publicly available, including resources from entities such as the United States Geological Survey, various state geological surveys, and data available on the National Energy Technology Laboratory’s Energy Data eXchange (EDX). The database is divided into two primary categories: Socioeconomic and Subsurface/Physiography.

Coal Community data Energy Environmental Geologic carbon storage Geology Infrastructure Physiography Political Boundaries Socioeconomic Structural Geology Transportation community and environmental data energy extraction geology geophysics geophysics structural hydrologic hydrology local political boundaries nearshore habitat subsurface data transportation infrastructure

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citationJacob Shay, MacKenzie Mark-Moser, C. Gabriel Creason, Paige Morkner, Kelly Rose, EDX4CCS Carbon Storage Technical Viability Database Version 0.1, 6/13/2023, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/edx4ccs-carbon-storage-technical-viability-database-version-0-1, DOI: 10.18141/1984655

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poc_emailjimmy.thornton@netl.doe.gov

point_of_contactJimmy Thornton

program_or_projectEDX4CCS

project_numberFWP-1022483

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