Source Areas and Migration Trends of Oil and Gas in Bombay Offshore Basin, India

Basu, Arghya

doi:10.1306/2f918955-16ce-11d7-8645000102c1865d

Bulletin

1980

DOI: 10.1306/2f918955-16ce-11d7-8645000102c1865d

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Source Areas and Migration Trends of Oil and Gas in Bombay Offshore Basin, India

Arghya Basu¹

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Regional gravity and magnetic studies over the continental margin of the central west coast of India

Raju

Subrahmanyam

et al. 1990

Geo-Marine Letters

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Gravity studies over the continental margin of the central west coast of India show a sediment thickness of 2-3 km on the shelf associated with deeper horst and graben structures, of 6 km in the shelf margin basin, and about 1 km in the deep sea. The upward trend in free-air gravity anomaly toward the deep sea region is interpreted as crustal thinning. Model studies indicate a 25-kinthick crust in the shelf region and a minimum of 18 km in the more offshore region. An abrupt magnetic signature change suggests differential basement depths in the shelf region. Major faulting in the region is confirmed in water depths of approximately 100-200 m. Geo-Marine Letters680E ~ 0 Km Scale \ \ t , , \ ix \ \ \

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Regional gravity and magnetic studies over the continental margin of the central west coast of India

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Subrahmanyam

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A model of basement structure from magnetic anomalies of the Bombay High Oil-Field west of India

Rao

1991

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Source Areas and Migration Trends of Oil and Gas in Bombay Offshore Basin, India

Cited by 6 publications

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Regional gravity and magnetic studies over the continental margin of the central west coast of India

Regional gravity and magnetic studies over the continental margin of the central west coast of India

Marine magnetic anomalies off Ratnagiri, western continental shelf of India

A model of basement structure from magnetic anomalies of the Bombay High Oil-Field west of India

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