Dr. Gemma Mitjanas Colls created a 3D geothermal model of Vallès Basin to define geothermal resources non-magmatic convective system and highlight its applications for local community. The Vallès Basin geothermal system, in the NE of the Iberian Peninsula, presents thermal anomalies in the form of hot springs in Caldes de Montbui (70ºC) and La Garriga (60ºC) towns.
Study integrates different geoscientific techniques to characterise a geothermal system controlled by geological structures. Geophysical, geological, petrophysical, and hydrogeological studies have been carried out to characterize the Vallès Basin geothermal system.
This webinar will focus on 3D Vallès geothermal model and present the application of magnetotellurics, gravity, passive seismic and electrical resistivity tomography, and such data integration into Leapfrog Geothermal.
Vaiva is a professional hydrogeologist with experience in the geothermal industry. She obtained her BSc degree in Hydrogeology from Vilnius University and MSc in Geothermal Energy from the University of Iceland.Â
Vaiva enjoys teaching and is passionate about geological modelling, geothermal resources estimation and mapping.Â
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Before joining Seequent Vaiva worked for Reykjavik University, Iceland GeoSurvey and Catalan GeoSurvey. Her responsibilities included teaching, 3D geological modelling, geothermal resources monitoring, mapping, and estimation.
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Vaiva currently works as a Customer Solutions Specialist within Seequent's Energy Team, where she focuses on teaching, workflow development and providing optimised solutions to geothermal industry professionals.Â
Dr. Gemma Mitjanas Colls a geologist from University of Queensland. This January she has completed her PhD studies at University of Barcelona where Gemma created a 3D geothermal model of Vallès Basin (NE Spain) using Leapfrog Geothermal to define geothermal resources of non-magmatic convective system.
Gemma also has a master’s degree in reservoir geology and geophysics.
Vaiva is a professional hydrogeologist with experience in the geothermal industry. She obtained her BSc degree in Hydrogeology from Vilnius University and MSc in Geothermal Energy from the University of Iceland.Â
Vaiva enjoys teaching and is passionate about geological modelling, geothermal resources estimation and mapping.Â
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Before joining Seequent Vaiva worked for Reykjavik University, Iceland GeoSurvey and Catalan GeoSurvey. Her responsibilities included teaching, 3D geological modelling, geothermal resources monitoring, mapping, and estimation.
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Vaiva currently works as a Customer Solutions Specialist within Seequent's Energy Team, where she focuses on teaching, workflow development and providing optimised solutions to geothermal industry professionals.Â
