Periglacial Landforms and Fluid Dynamics in the Permafrost Domain: A Case from the Taz Peninsula, West Siberia

Periglacial Landforms and Fluid Dynamics in the Permafrost Domain: A Case from the Taz Peninsula, West Siberia

Most of the developing oil and gas fields in Russia are located in Arctic regions and constructed on permafrost, where recent environmental changes cause multiple hazards for their infrastructure. The blowing‐up of pingos, resulting in the formation of gas emission craters, is one of the disastrous...

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Main Authors: Belonosov, A. (Author), Buddo, I. (Author), Kraev, G. (Author), Kurchatova, A. (Author), Misyurkeeva, N. (Author), Nezhdanov, A. (Author), Shelokhov, I. (Author), Smirnov, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
Chimneys
common depth point method
Common depth point method
Common depth points
fluid migration
Fluid migration
Gas chimney
gas chimneys
Gas emission crater
gas emission craters
Gas emissions
Gas hazards
Gas industry
natural gas
Natural gas
Permafrost
permafrost thickness
Permafrost thickness
Petroleum prospecting
Pingo
pingos
Point methods
shallow transient electromagnetic method
Shallow transient electromagnetic method
taliks
Taliks
Transient analysis
Transient electromagnetic methods
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Upper part of the section
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