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INOGAZ - Isotopes, noble gases and water-rock interaction of the central group of the Azores islands: a contribution to the geothermical potential evaluation and the seismo-volcanic hazard assessment

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Project title | INOGAZ - Isotopes, noble gases and water-rock interaction of the central group of the Azores islands: a contribution to the geothermical potential evaluation and the seismo-volcanic hazard assessment
Project Code | PTDC/CTE-GIN/68851/2006
Main objective |

Region of intervention |

Beneficiary entity |
  • Universidade dos Açores(líder)
  • Instituto Superior Técnico(parceiro)
  • Instituto Tecnológico Nuclear(parceiro)
  • Universidade de Évora(parceiro)

Approval date | 02-08-2007
Start date | 15-09-2007
Date of the conclusion | 31-05-2011

Total eligible cost |
European Union financial support |
National/regional public financial support |
Apoio financeiro atribuído à Universidade de Évora | 16895 €

Summary

The aim of the INOGAZ project is: i) to characterize the chemical and isotopic composition of fluids (water and gas) related with hydrothermal/geothermal systems and vulcanologic/seismic settings; ii) to delineate hydrogeological conceptual models, defining the fluids origin and age, and evaluating the water/rock interaction processes; iii) to identify deep hydrothermal systems that are not disclosed to the surface through thermal springs or fumaroles; iv) to identify deep tectonic structures of raised permeability that are usually associated to hydrothermal systems and/or strong seismic activity; v) to select groundwater spots that can be used for long-term seismic-volcanic monitoring and hazards; vi) to identify magmatic processes, magma chambers and characterize the Azores hotspot.