Coiled tubing systems and methods for geothermal wells

A method for locating a downhole tool in a geothermal well using a coiled tubing system, the method comprising:

• analyzing subsurface data to determine respective locations of a plurality of features that intersect the geothermal well;
• operating, via a controller, an injector head of the coiled tubing system to deploy the downhole tool toward a first location of a first feature of the plurality of features, wherein the first location comprises a measured depth along the geothermal well;
• operating, via the controller, the injector head using one or more dynamic models configured to account for one or more dynamic downhole conditions;
• receiving, via one or more sensors, sensor data indicative of a distance traveled by a coiled tubing string of the coiled tubing system coupled to the downhole tool;
• determining, via the controller, that the distance traveled by the coiled tubing string corresponds to the measured depth based on the sensor data;
• and
• causing, via the controller, the injector head to stop movement of the coiled tubing string in response to determining that the distance traveled by the coiled tubing string corresponds to the measured depth of the first feature.