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Characterisation of focused gas hydrate accumulations from the Pegasus Basin, New Zealand, using high-resolution and conventional seismic data

27/04/2020 by Thomas Brand

Characterisation of focused gas hydrate accumulations from the Pegasus Basin, New Zealand, using high-resolution and conventional seismic data

 

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Publication Name: Australasian Exploration Geoscience Conference 2018

Authors: Andrew R. Gorman, Patrick T. Fletcher, Dylan Baker, Douglas R.A. Fraser, Gareth J. Crutchley, Stuart A. Henrys

Date Published: February 2018

Number of Pages: 4

Abstract:

Gas hydrates are reported widely in seismic data from New Zealand’s Hikurangi Margin (east coast of the North Island). Over the last decade, conventional petroleum exploration interests in this region have led to the collection of several regional seismic datasets. These data have greatly improved our understanding of hydrate accumulations in the area; however, the resolution of industry multichannel seismic surveys is limited by the bandwidth of the airgun sources used. We present preliminary results from an academic high-resolution generator injector (GI) airgun seismic survey, undertaken in mid 2015, that targeted focused gas hydrate accumulations lying within thrusted accretionary units in the Pegasus Basin, at the south end of the Hikurangi Margin.

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