DOE SUPPORTED R&D AT ICGH 2017

The following papers report on work supported by the DOE Gas Hydrate Program that were presented at the 9th International Conference on Gas Hydrates (ICGH-9) held in Denver, Colorado in June, 2017. The papers are provided and posted with the consent of the authors.

• The increasingly complex challenge of gas hydrate reservoir simulation
  Boswell et al.
• What has been learned from pressure cores
  Dai et al.
• Relative water and gas permeability – From capillary tube models to pore networks
  Dai et al.
• Basin and petroleum system modeling of gas hydrate deposits in the Walker Ridge area, northern Gulf of Mexico
  Dafov et al.
• GOM2: Prospecting, drilling and sampling coarse-grained hydrate reservoirs in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico
  Flemings et al.
• High-resolution seismic imaging of depositional characteristics at gas hydrate research sites in the Gulf of Mexico
  Haines et al.
• Waves in THF hydrate-bearing sands
  Kim et al.
• Hydrate formation in an unsaturated system - Impacts of fine particles and water content
  Lei, et al.
• Geomechanical analysis of initial stage of gas production from interbedded hydrate-bearing sediment
  Lin et al.
• Numerical studies of depressurization-induced gas production from an interbedded marine turbidite gas hydrate reservoir model
  Myshakin, et al.
• A non-empirical relative permability model for gas and water flow in hydrate-bearing sediments
  Singh, et al.
• New technological approach to improve gas production from class 2 hydrate deposits by utilizing CO2sequestration
  Sridhara, et al.
• Numerical Simulations of Sand Production in Interbedded Hydrate-Bearing Sediments during Depressurization
  Uchida, et al.