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Information × Registration Number 0214U008161, 0113U001848 , R & D reports Title Methodology-Software Complex for Seismoacoustic Prospecting of Shale Gases Based on Adequate Models of Structural Mechanics: geologycal and petrophisical software popup.stage_title Head Kurovets I. M., Registration Date 23-09-2014 Organization Institute of Geology and Geochimisfy of Combustile Fuels popup.description2 Object of investigations: Silurian deposits of the Volyn-Podillya margin of the East European Platform. Purpose of investigations: Elaboration of geological-petrophysical basis of methodical-programmed complex for seismo-acoustic exploration of shale gases based on adequate models of structural mechanics; geological-petrophysical providing of methodical-programmed complex for seismo-acoustic exploration of shale gases grounded on models of structural mechanics.Special features of the structure of Lower and Middle Paleozoic series of the south-western margin of the East European Platform are studied; formation conditions, structural-tectonic features and lithological-facies characteristic of the Silurian section are described. Black shale deep-water deposits of the Ludlovian stage of Silurian and the Tiverian suite of Devonian occurring in the Teisseyre-Tornquist Zone are considered to be urgent areas of exploration and prospecting for shale gas. All the data available, obtained by the field seismic prospecting carried out by the West-Ukrainian Geophysical Expedition in the territories of the Volyn-Podillya area bordering Poland over the last several years, were analysed. The possibilities of seismic prospecting for carrying out exploratory works were studied with the purpose of prospecting for deposits in the Paleozoic complex Studies capacity-filtration and physical properties of shale deposits were carried out as well as statistical dependences of their relationships were constructed taking formation conditions in consideration.5481 Product Description popup.authors Грицик І. І. Куровець .І. М. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close