STUDY OF LAND SUBSIDENCE DUE TO THE OIL EXTRACTION USING RADAR INTERFEROMETRY (INSAR)

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FATHOLAHI NARGES; AKHONDZADEH HANZAEI MAHDI; BAHROUDI ABBAS

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Journal: GEOGRAPHICAL DATA Year:2018 | Volume:27 | Issue:105 Page(s): 3-4

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Title

STUDY OF LAND SUBSIDENCE DUE TO THE OIL EXTRACTION USING RADAR INTERFEROMETRY (INSAR)

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FATHOLAHI NARGES | AKHONDZADEH HANZAEI MAHDI | BAHROUDI ABBAS | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

SAR INTERFEROMETRYQ1

LAND SUBSIDENCEQ1

WITHDRAWAL OF FLUIDSQ1

HYDROCARBON RESERVOIRQ1

Abstract

Land subsidence is a vertical movement of the earth surface relative to a stable reference level. It occurs as a result of plate tectonic and human activities. The common causes of subsidence from human activities are pumping underground water, oil and gas from overlying reservoirs. WITHDRAWAL OF FLUIDS from HYDROCARBON RESERVOIRs causes their pressure to decrease. This pressure reduction rises the stress of reservoir’s overburden sediments which was previously controlled by the pressure of inside fluids before exploitation, and consequently increases the density of their porous surroundings. If the reservoir’s density exceeds a specific threshold, overburden rocks start to subside because of their weight. Therefore pressure drawdown leads to reservoir compaction, movement of the overburden and subsidence over the reservoir. This subsidence can prove costly for production and surface facilities. So study of the subsidence caused by hydrocarbon exploitation is an important task which needs precise considerations. Several methods are available to monitor LAND SUBSIDENCE.....

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FATHOLAHI, NARGES, AKHONDZADEH HANZAEI, MAHDI, & BAHROUDI, ABBAS. (2018). STUDY OF LAND SUBSIDENCE DUE TO THE OIL EXTRACTION USING RADAR INTERFEROMETRY (INSAR). GEOGRAPHICAL DATA, 27(105 ), 3-4. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/368324/en

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FATHOLAHI NARGES, AKHONDZADEH HANZAEI MAHDI, BAHROUDI ABBAS. STUDY OF LAND SUBSIDENCE DUE TO THE OIL EXTRACTION USING RADAR INTERFEROMETRY (INSAR). GEOGRAPHICAL DATA[Internet]. 2018;27(105 ):3-4. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/368324/en

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NARGES FATHOLAHI, MAHDI AKHONDZADEH HANZAEI, and ABBAS BAHROUDI, “STUDY OF LAND SUBSIDENCE DUE TO THE OIL EXTRACTION USING RADAR INTERFEROMETRY (INSAR),” GEOGRAPHICAL DATA, vol. 27, no. 105 , pp. 3–4, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/368324/en

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