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9th Biennial International Conference and Exposition on Petroleum Geophysics on 16-18 February, 2012

Remote Sensing Based Assessment of Neotectonics and Morpho-Structures of Krishna Sub-Basin: A Preliminary Probe for Oil and Gas Occurences

Published in GEOHORIZONS - 2012

*Prawal Kumar1 , M.J. Rao1 , Delta Studies Institute, Andhra University

Abstract


Present is the key to the past. Understanding the present day landforms, their genesis and behavior also helps us understand the existence of their subsurface counter parts through time and space, when subsurface samples are encountered in the course of exploration. Thus with this idea a careful study of Krishna delta is conducted to understand the evolution and behavior of the concealed modern delta. It is a covered basin, mere fringe part having some exposures, limiting the conventional geological methods of hydrocarbon exploration. Thus to be competitive and yet effective, Remote Sensing is used for preliminary assessment in this direction.

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