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crossrefProcesses2025-08-21Cited by 2

Application of an Automated Machine Learning-Driven Grid Block Classification Framework to a Realistic Deep Saline Aquifer Model for Accelerating Numerical Simulations of CO2 Geological Storage

Eirini Maria Kanakaki, Sofianos Panagiotis Fotias, Vassilis Gaganis

Numerical simulations are essential for optimizing CO2 geological storage in deep saline aquifers; however, their substantial computational demands pose a significant challenge. This study introduces an automated machine learning (ML)-driven grid block classification framework applied to a realistic deep saline aquifer model to accelerate numerical simulations while maintaining accuracy. The methodology employs an ML and interquartile range-based classifier to distinguish grid blocks as either fast- or slow-varying. ML-based proxy models are applied exclusively to slow-varying regions, while traditional iterative methods handle dynamic, fast-varying regions. Results confirm a considerable reduction in computational costs without compromising predictive accuracy. Validated under realistic reservoir conditions, the approach demonstrates scalability and robustness, supporting efficient, accurate large-scale CO2 storage simulations and advancing sustainable subsurface sequestration strategies.

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