Laboratory Geoelectrics and Optoelectronics
GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences
        last updated: April 21, 2025
      
About the Laboratory
Laboratory Geoelectrics and Optoelectronics
            GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences
          
 
            @ Section 4.3 Geoenergy
          
 
            This Laboratory
            
            is part of:
 
- Networks: Geo.X
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Description
The devices for geoelectric measurements include various tools such as a GeoTom, resistivity probes, non-polarizable probes and electrode cables of various lengths for surface and downhole application. A sandbox model (diameter and height 0.6 m) is employed for miniaturized geoelectric measurements. The optoelectronic laboratory provides a suitable development peripheral to create system solutions based on optical, electronical and mechanical components and thus to support the engineering work of the CGS. This includes the test of a fiber optic refractive index (RI) sensor as monitoring tool for fluid-gas interactions: calibration charts for various synthetic brine solutions and for the CO₂ pressure dependency.
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Analytical Methods
Laboratory Keywords
            In addition to the instruments and analytical methods listed above, these keywords help to describe the work done in the laboratory. This may include the type of samples, standard materials, specific preparative or analytical methods and specific instrument characteristics.
          
- Fibre Optic Sensors
