Geological interpretation of the data integration multispectral satellite imagery and geological and geophysical data for predict oil and gas zones at the regional level (in the example of the North-West shelf of the Black Sea)
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https://doi.org/10.36023/ujrs.2015.7.63Keywords:
data integration, forecasting oil and gas zones, geological structuresAbstract
The analysis and selection criteria for evaluating the offshore oil and gas potential for the integration of geospatial data carried out in the article. As a result, data integration multispectral satellite imagery and geological and geophysical data obtained maps of the spatial distribution of the integral indicator of oil and gas potential at the regional level for the North-Western Black Sea shelf. These data give an idea of the areas of oil and gas, as well as their affinity to trans-regional, regional faults and zones of decompression sedimentary rocks.
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