Express-technology for direct searching and prospecting of hydrocarbon accumulation by geoelectric methods

Yakymchuk, M.; Levashov, S.P.; Korchagin, I.

doi:10.2523/12116-ms

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“…Below there are some results of applying the remote sensing (RS) -data interpretation to anomalies of "oil and gas reservoirs" type [10][11][12]18] at the local areas where an official data on drilled wells and their productivity are known.…”

Section: The South and East Falkland Basinsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Express-technology of HC accumulations "direct" prospecting with geoelectric methods (FSPEF-VERS) was developed by experiments on many known oil and gas fields within the largest gas-and-condensate fields [11,12,16,18].…”

Section: Deep Geophysical Heterogeneities and The Geodynamics Featurementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The VERS technology is based on processes which polarize naturally-occurring electric fields at the surface of Earth. The polarised fields are analysed for their spectral characteristics [10][11][12]18].…”

Section: Deep Geophysical Heterogeneities and The Geodynamics Featurementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Falkland Basins - New Structural Model and Hydrocarbon Bearing Prospects (by Remote Sensing and Geoelectric Data)

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et al. 2014

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New results of geoelectric measurements were obtained during the season works of 17 Ukrainian Antarctic Expedition (XVII UAE, 2012). New data on the deep structure of the tectonic zone between the Falkland Islands and the South Shetland Islands make it possible to estimate the probable nature of geodynamic processes in this region. Deep geoelectric boundaries position and nature of their contacts near the South Shetland Islands and the Falkland Islands show a fundamentally different distribution of crustal and mantle layers in the Strait structures with continental and oceanic rock complexes. Some anomalous zones of "hydrocarbon deposit" type were detected in the South Falkland Basin shelf by the special technology of satellite data processing and interpretation using. The "deposit" type anomalies were mapped by FSPEF survey and anomalous polarized layers of "hydrocarbon deposit" type were studied by VERS sounding in the South Falkland Basin. These results are new and additional to oil and gas potential data for the South Falkland Basin shelf zone.

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Section: The South and East Falkland Basinsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Deep Geophysical Heterogeneities and The Geodynamics Featurementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Falkland Basins - New Structural Model and Hydrocarbon Bearing Prospects (by Remote Sensing and Geoelectric Data)

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Yakymchuk

Korchagin³

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On the Possibility of Using Mobile and Direct‐prospecting Geophysical Technologies to Assess the Prospects of Oil‐gas Content in Deep Horizons

Levashov¹,

Yakymchuk²,

Korchagin

2017

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Exploration of Hydrocarbons and Mining and Energy Resources Using Non-seismic Methods - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technology

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2020

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Express-technology for direct searching and prospecting of hydrocarbon accumulation by geoelectric methods

Cited by 5 publications

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The Falkland Basins - New Structural Model and Hydrocarbon Bearing Prospects (by Remote Sensing and Geoelectric Data)

The Falkland Basins - New Structural Model and Hydrocarbon Bearing Prospects (by Remote Sensing and Geoelectric Data)

On the Possibility of Using Mobile and Direct‐prospecting Geophysical Technologies to Assess the Prospects of Oil‐gas Content in Deep Horizons

Exploration of Hydrocarbons and Mining and Energy Resources Using Non-seismic Methods - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technology

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