Titlebook: Safety in Offshore Drilling; The Role of Shallow D. A. Ardus,C. D. Green Conference proceedings 1990 Society for Underwater Technology 199

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Philosophy of Advanced Interpretations investigation however rely on the input to the seismic interpretation. In practice, this input varies, depending on the amount of additional seismic and geological information which is consulted to support the interpretation, and depending on the method of computer-based techniques which are employ

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UKOOA Recommended Procedures for Mobile Drilling Rig Site Surveys (Geophysical and Hydrographic) — Seen reviewed by UKOOA members and other interested parties..The procedures provide information for a standard approach to rig site surveys with emphasis on good oilfield practice..To illustrate the approach taken by these UKOOA procedures, this paper highlights areas of the procedures of particular

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Shallow Gas and Gas Seepages: A Dynamic Process?ugh the seabed, consequently it can be implied that gas has migrated to, and through, the seabed. This indicates that shallow gas is not static, but it does not suggest a time-scale over which migration occurs. Is shallow gas mobile on a geological or a human time-scale?

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Shallow Gas Reservoirs and Migration Paths Over a Central North Sea Diapirper and lower limits of the reservoirs..Estimates of the partial pressure exerted by the gas column at the structural high point, and the volume of gas in place have been made for selected individual reservoirs.

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978-94-010-6785-0Society for Underwater Technology 1990

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Safety in Offshore Drilling978-94-009-0669-3Series ISSN 0952-1798