Research

Trace quantities of hydrocarbons in the soil result in distinctive magnetic signatures in specific areas of land – a result that can be used in hydrocarbon exploration and have been shown to be successful in western Canada. Click here for access to the presentation.

Trace quantities of hydrocarbons in the soil result in distinctive magnetic signatures in specific areas of land – a result that can be used in hydrocarbon exploration and have been shown to be successful in western Canada. Click here for access to the presentation.

Microseepage, the phenomenon where trace quantities of hydrocarbons ‘seep’ through the soil, is explained here by Dietmar Schumacher, the renowned petroleum geologist. He explains how microseepage data can be used for oil and gas exploration.

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