Design and Deployment of a Controlled Source EM Instrument on the NEPTUNE Observatory for Long-term Monitoring of Methane Hydrate Deposits

Design and Deployment of a Controlled Source EM Instrument on the NEPTUNE Observatory for Long-term Monitoring of Methane Hydrate Deposits

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Hydrocarbon deposits in the form of petroleum, natural gas, and natural gas hydrates occur offshore worldwide. Electromagnetic methods that measure the electrical resistivity of sediments can be used to map, assess, and monitor these resistive targets. In particular, quantitative assessment of hydr...

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Main Author: Mir, Reza
Other Authors: Edwards, Richard Nigel
Language:en_ca
Published: 2011
Subjects:
Controlled Source Electromagnetic Method
Gas Hydrates
NEPTUNE observatory
Methane hydrate
CSEM
Marine Geophysics
Monitoring
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/29814

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