Seabed geologic features and processes and their relationship with fluid seeps and the benthic environment in the Northwest Passage / Blasco, K.A. ... [et al.].: M183-2/6438E-PDF
The study has focused on unique geologic environments throughout the Northwest Passage, including: mud volcanoes, pockmarks, oil and gas seeps, faults, slopes and ice scours. These features hold particular interest to the oil and gas industry, northern communities, environmentalists and the general public; as well as scientists, due to their association with possible greenhouse gas emissions, potential hydrocarbons at depth, geohazards, and unique ecosystems. This report details the geologic framework and processes of these unique seabed environments with potential linkages to ecologic hotspots. Historic data, as well as data collected in the Northwest Passage up to 2007 has been used in the current report. ...
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| Title | Seabed geologic features and processes and their relationship with fluid seeps and the benthic environment in the Northwest Passage / Blasco, K.A. ... [et al.]. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
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| Description | 57 p. : figs., tables. |
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