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Field Site Activities at Soda Springs, Idaho
The photos below show the site environment including the CO2 bubbling spring and a range of weather encountered during our field campaign. We would like to thank Travis McLing of the Idaho National Laboratory and the Hilda Thompson Ranch for hosting PEM and allowing access to the unique CO2 rich environment.
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PEM in ActionPhotos of PEMs Soda Springs, Idaho, field site activities (Sept. 29 to Oct 11) are available here. Soda Springs is known for its extensive natural CO2 vents and interactions with ground and surface waters providing an analog for GCS leakage studies.view photo gallery Photos of field site activities at Mammoth, Mountain, CA, from September 22 to October 5, 2011 are available here. The Mammoth Mountain area is well known for natural CO2 vents and associated tree kill offering a unique analog site to GCS leakage and ecosystem interactions. The field site and field work were directed by Jennifer Lewicki, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. view photo gallery Photos of tree kill areas at Mammoth Mountain, CA (© Bruno D.V. Marino). Tree death in the area was sudden, appearing in 1990 following volcanic unrest at Mammoth Mountain observed in 1989 and occupied and area of approximately 500,000 square meters.
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