Evaluating Resource Potential of Gas hydrate Using EMT: Effective Medium Modeling to evaluate gas hydrate,Used

Evaluating Resource Potential of Gas hydrate Using EMT: Effective Medium Modeling to evaluate gas hydrate,Used

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This book contains development of a method to evaluate resource potential of gas hydrate, which is an important alternative energy resource. Gas hydrate is deposited in sediment where pressure is very high and temperature is low in various forms like porefilling, fracturefilling etc. Effective medium theory (EMT), a rock physics model based on the first principal of physics, is applied here for quantitative estimation of gas hydrate to meet different geological conditions as well as different gas hydrate morphologies. The effectiveness of the EMT is established through case studies of KG basin, India; Cascadia margin, Canada; Blake Ridge, USA; and Makran Accretionary prism, Pakistan.

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