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The Céré-la-Ronde gas storage reservoir is in the Loire Valley in central France, an area famous for its many castles. It is used as a test site by Gaz de France, the French national gas company, to study reservoir monitoring methods. It is a water-bearing sandstone reservoir in a faulted anticline structure at a depth of 900 m with an average thickness of 20 m. Modeling this reservoir resulted in a 1.5-ms transit time and a −12 dB expected amplitude variation after gas injection.
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Meunier et al. (1998) studied this question.
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