Reservoir profile

Type your reservoir once. Saved profiles become the starting values on the CO₂ trapping calculator and the coupled-run plume box ("Use my reservoir profile"). Temperature and pressure come from the middle of the zone.

NameRock typePicking a rock type fills typical porosity and permeability (0.2, 100 md). These are textbook starting values, not your data — type your core or log numbers over them.

Top depth (ft TVD)Net thickness (ft)Formation dip (°)Porosity (fraction)Permeability (md)Surface temperature (°F)Temperature gradient (°F/100 ft)Pressure gradient (psi/ft)

Starting gradients (70 °F surface, 1.5 °F/100 ft, 0.433 psi/ft fresh-water hydrostatic) are assumptions — use your basin's.

What the other pages will use

Mid-depth: 6,050 ft
Temperature: 160.8 °F
Pressure: 2,620 psi
Thickness: 100 ft
Dip: 2°
Porosity / permeability: 0.2 / 100 md

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