This book presents original and review articles on all aspects of petroleum geoscience from onshore and offshore Indian terrains. Offers case histories detailing diverse geologies, policy aspects, new techniques in exploration, development and production.
This book incorporates original and review articles on several aspects of petroleum geosciences from Indian terrains, both onshore and offshore, and includes diverse geological (tectonic, sedimentological, organic geochemical, paleontological, stratigraphic, modelling and various others), geophysical methods and policy aspects.
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It is a compact book which delves into some of the aspects of hydrocarbon exploration in India. The book is a collection of 12 papers on diverse fields, accompanied by detailed charts and pictures. The diversity of information put together in this book will be useful to have in libraries of universities and oil industries, for individuals associated with the oil industry, as well as amateur geologists who are interested in the Indian hydrocarbon exploration scenario. (Partha Pratim Saikia, Journal of the Geological Society of India, Vol. 87 (87), 2016)
Plate-tectonic evolution of the deep ocean basins adjoining the western
continental margin of India a proposed model for the early opening
scenario.- Rift Grabens and Crustal architecture of the Offshore North East
Coast- Mahanadi Basin, eastern continental margin of India.- Study of CO2 EOR
in a Sector Model from Mature Oil Field, Cambay Basin, India.- Organic
properties and hydrocarbon generation potential of shales from few
sedimentary basins of India.- Overpressure Zones in relation to in-situ
stress for the Krishna-Godavari Basin, eastern continental margin of India:
implications for hydrocarbon prospectivity.- Estimation of In-situ Stress and
Coal Bed Methane Potential of Coal Seams from Analysis of Well logs, Ground
Mapping and Laboratory Data in Central part of Jharia Coalfield An
Overview.- Calcareous algal-rich carbonate sediments from Assam Shelf, N-E
India: An overview of the palaeoenvironmental implications.- Hydrocarbon
potential of the palaeogene Disang Group, Manipurregion, India - A
palynological approach.- Identifying Relationship amongst
Vitrinite/Inertinite ratio (V/I), cleat parameters, vitrinite reflectance,
O/C ratio and permeability of coal seams & V/I ratio as exploration tool:
Study from Raniganj Coal bed methane block, Essar Oil Limited, India.-
Plant-microbe association-assisted removal of heavy metals and degradation of
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.- Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques for
Indian Reservoirs.- India: Petroleum policies and geopolitics.
Dr. Soumyajit Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai 400 076, India email: soumyajitm@gmail.com
