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Satellite remote sensing for hydrocarbon exploration in new venture areas

Multispectral remote sensing is an emerging technology for the oil & gas industry. Since its first application, Earth Observation has seen an enormous breakthrough in a brand-new field such as geosciences for hydrocarbon exploration: both the awareness of the microseepage phenomenon and data pro...

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Main Authors:	Frassy, Federico, Maianti, Pieralberto, Marchesi, Andrea, Nodari, Francesco Rota, Dalla Via, Giorgio, De Paulis, Riccardo, Biffi, Paolo G., Gianinetto, Marco
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Subjects:	Earth Geology Gravity hydrocarbon exploration Hydrocarbons Lakes microseepage multispectral imagery Remote sensing satellite remote sensing Satellites
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