Completed - Immediate Delivery
East Africa–SW Indian Ocean Basins
Cost:$55k (USD) per Sponsor.
Immediate Delivery
Principal Investigator(s):
Dr. Rasoul Sorkhabi
801-587-9070
rsorkhabi@egi.utah.edu
Dr.Sudeep Kanungo
801-585-7852
skanungo@egi.utah.edu
The East African margin and SW Indian Ocean represents a rift-drift part of Gondwana. Compared to the West African margin, this part of Gondwana is relatively less studied and explored in terms of its hydrocarbon prospectivity; moreover, this region has undergone a more complex tectonic evolution with multiple rift-drift events since the Permian, which offers attractive opportunities for hydrocarbon exploration, but also poses a formidable challenge to construct the history of basin formation, fill and deformation.
Current Projects
- Paleobathymetry & Depositional Mixing GOM Phase 2
- Shale Gas Systems-Phase 2
- Black Sea Phase 4
- Central Atlantic Margins - Phase 1
- Vietnam to Sumatra Basins
- South China Sea Basins Phase 1
- Oil and Gas Fields of Libya - Digital Atlas
- Liquids from Shales Phase 1
- Liquids from Shales Phase 2
- Ghana Margin Basin West Africa
- China Shale Gas & Shale Oil Plays-Phase 1
- East Africa-SW Indian Ocean Basins
- Shale Gas Production Analysis Phase 1
- Shale Gas Production Analysis Phase 2
- Paleoecological Database/System Development Phase 1
- Paleoecological Database/System Development Phase 2
- Deep Water Depositional Systems-GOM
- South American Shale Gas & Shale Oil Plays
- Northwest African Margins
- Western Arctic-Chronostrat & Paleoenvironment
- Northern European Arctic
- Indian Sub-Continent Tight Shales
- Australian Shale Gas and Shale Oil Plays
- Petroleum Systems of Sheared Margins
- UK Shale Gas
- Low Volume Fracture for Shales
- Source Rocks in Space & Through Time
- China Shale Gas Shale Oil Plays Phase 2
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