Supplemental Material: Long-term monitoring of a campus-scale geothermal heat pump systemusing distributed temperature sensing

<p dir="ltr">Figure S1. Depth and amplitude of borehole temperature deviations mapped to stratigraphy; deviations indicate fracture locations and apertures. Figure S2. Monthly downhole temperatures showing seasonal heat exchange; depth anomalies suggest groundwater flow, with smoother profiles in S2 and S4 indicating vertical flow.</p>

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2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1130/gsat.s.30152638.v1
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Experimental Learning in Engineering
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Supplemental Material: Long-term monitoring of a campus-scale geothermal heat pump systemusing distributed temperature sensing

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<p dir="ltr">Figure S1. Depth and amplitude of borehole temperature deviations mapped to stratigraphy; deviations indicate fracture locations and apertures. Figure S2. Monthly downhole temperatures showing seasonal heat exchange; depth anomalies suggest groundwater flow, with smoother profiles in S2 and S4 indicating vertical flow.</p>

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