A.j.on ecology issue of south caspian lankaran–talish–deniz and khazar areas
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Thus, the analysis of the borehole data, seismic data, and biostratigraphy confirmed that the Tertiary sediments consist of fluvial- deltaic–lacustrine sediments deposited in the isolated South Caspian Basin, particularly in the study area by several river systems. The study area has several characteristics typical of landlocked marine environments: Low salinity; low HD conditions, causing stratification of the water column. High primary productivity of the water mass, generating conditions of dissolved oxygen supersaturation and deficits (of phosphorus and probably of oxygen at night). Also at the sediment level, the heterogeneity of the substrate and low benthic fauna content is typical of confined habitats, in which environmental conditions are especially difficult for the higher organisms. The micro-pollutant concentration in both the water and sediment, a point also common to most confined habitats and related to the inflow from the catchment area. It is related to the fine fraction of the sediment and may be masked by the presence of numerous shell debris which “dilute” the muds and thereby the micro-pollutants and organic matter, usually settled on these fine sediment fractions. All the observations made on the study, substantial primary production, a paucity of benthos, etc are consistent with those made by different authors describing the Caspian Sea. The study area has high quantities of contaminants and low capabilities for dispersing potential intake, but on the other hand, has a distinct resistance to the influence of any future impediments
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This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005. The Apsheron trend characterised by large, east to west striking folds and structures of the Pliocene section overlying and burying the underlying rifted margin structures and half-grabens of the Cretaceous, Jurassic and possibly Triassic continental margin and shelf. The Tertiary structures display strike-slip influence, such as reversal of normal faults that bound the underlying half grabens; local back thrusting and flower-like structuring are common. The most significant volumetric potential lies in the offshore. Three elements are key to the extraordinary oil and gas potential of the South Caspian Basin. The high-quality reservoir sands are the Volga Pliocene delta and a lesser extent.
Geological &prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 19 27
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005.S.Caspian basin is prominent basin with thick MZ-GZ terrigenous depositional fill encompassed by Alpine fold belt. The S. Caspian deep and basin proper is probably remnant oceanic crust of the Neo Thethys caught (пойманный) between the Jurassic Сretaceous carbonate platform and continental margin in the north accreted islands arc terrаin and Gondwana in the south.
S. Capsian basin borders with prominent folt system of Major Caucasus & Copetdag on the north which are linked together across the basin via Apsheron-Pre Balkhan uplift belt which consists of 2 anticline lines: Apsheron-Turkmenbashy and Apsheron-Cheleken one
Geological & prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 1 9
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005.
The Kapaz structure was initially called Promezhutochnoye and later dubbed Oktyabr'skaya Revolyutsiya. Field Kapaz located in the central part of the Apsheron-Pribalkhan threshold between the fields Azeri and Livanov-West in Caspian sea. Water depth variations change from 90m in the east, up to 130m in the west
Seismic survey CDP determined the structure in 1981.
In addition to the Productive Sequence, main reservoirs have been proven in carbonates and volcanic sands of Cretaceous age and the Oligo-Miocene Maikop Series. These reservoirs are of poorer quality than the Productive Sequence and are consequently more challenging to commercial development. The petroleum geology of Azerbaijan dominated by a single sedimentary basin - the South Caspian Basin
Geological &prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 10 18
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005
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Human activities, particularly fossil fuel combustion and deforestation, have significantly altered the natural carbon cycle, leading to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and driving climate change. Understanding the intricacies of the carbon cycle is essential for assessing the impacts of these changes and developing effective mitigation strategies.
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Geological & Prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on South Caspian basin,
Kapaz field is located in the central part of the Apsheron-Pribalkhan threshold between the Azeri and Livano structures- in the west of the Caspian sea. Water depth changes from 90 m in the east to 130 m in the west, in the area. In the seismic cross-sections of the Kapaz field, deposits from Quaternary to Miocene are observed, the cross-sections were revised using the Ostracoda and Formaninifera fauna contents based on regional well correlations. The tectonic structures are an asymmetric anticline striking NW-SE. The folding undulated the upper Pliocene twice and the middle Pliocene thrice. Secondary undulations present as dome-shaped uplifts (3-5 1.5-2,0 km). The size on the fold in the base of the upper division of the middle Pliocene is 25 x2.5 km. The structure in the base of the upper division of the Middle Pliocene is displaced relative to the structure of the top of the mIddle Pliocene to the northwest along the fol axis 3.5-4 km. Oil and gas potential in the southwestern and northeastern slopes of the structure is associated with the deposits from the suite of Pereriva and also with the underlying suits of PS. Concerning Kapaz field evaluation, it is recommended to drill wells to strip up to the KaS as it was done in the Turkmenistan sector of the Caspian Sea in the Livanova, Gubkina, and Lam field. Taking into account the anomalous high-pressure layer below the suite of Pereriva every effort should be taken to strip up to the KaS successfully
To the geology of tertiary quaternary sediments of south-west part of the ...
The SW part of south Caspian offshore studied very poorly. Data studied from numerous offshore shallow engineering and deep exploration wells have provided useful information on the geology of the Tertiary- Quaternary sediments. The log, seismic data, and biostratigraphy confirmed that the Tertiary sediments consist of fluvial- deltaic–lacustrine sediments deposited in the isolated South Caspian Basin, particularly in the study area by several river systems. A Quarternary period is characterized by brackish water sediments. The "short" series of marine sediments of the deep and shallow facies of open sea bays, delta, and marine shallow waters are typical for the SW part of the Caspian.
Pliocene and Quaternary sediments unconformably overlie more ancient formations, until the Mesozoic sediments are located at a relatively shallow depth. In the Lankaran-Talysh Deniz, the Miocene sequences below the middle part of Pliocene Pereryva formation are pinching out against the basin margin. The thickness of these series increases stepwise across the main structures giving evidence of a rift-system developing at the beginning of major subsidence in the South Caspian during the early Tertiary. No hydrocarbon discovery except little oil and gas shows are found in SW of the Caspian due to several geological reasons such as a reservoir, vertical and lateral migration problem.
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Нами были изучены остракоды из пробуренных скважин северного и центрального Бакинского архипелага: Бахар, Бахар-2, Шах дениз, Аран дениз, Себаил, Ленкоран дениз, Курдаши, Инам, Песчаний и др. Каспийского моря, что позволило коррелировать состав остракодовой фауны четвертичных отложений (рис. 1). В нашем распоряжении было свыше 350 образцов, около 100 видов Leptocythere и Loxoconcha. В целом, выделенный нами состав остракод Южного Каспия позволяет расчленить четвертичные отложения на новокаспийский, хвалынский, хазарский, бакинский и апшеронский надгоризонты с соответствующими горизонтами и слоями (рис. 2). Характерный комплекс постплиоценовой фауны остракод хорошо коррелируется с прибрежными разрезами Апшеронского полуострова: Песчаный, Алят, Локбатан, Пирсагат, Нефтчала. При определении видового состава использовались СЭМ фотографии остракод, собранных нами из скважин Апшеронского и Бакинского архипелагов
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The Quaternary deposits of the South Caspian and the adjacent areas on ostrac...
The South Caspian is one of the largest oil-producing regions within the Caspian Sea. Most of the offshore fields are focused here along with the main geologic oil and gas reserves of Azerbaijan. The development of the discovered fields, prospects and exploration of new ones require detailed study of the Quaternary deposits: their material composition, stratigraphy, thicknesses and other properties. It is necessary to study these issues not only for improvement of the efficiency, provide safe geological prospecting and exploration, but also to solve engineering and geological tasks related to the planned development of discovered oil and gas fields.
Study of fauna and stratigraphy of the Quaternary deposits in the South Caspian is important to learn the Quaternary history of the Caspian Sea. The Quaternary time is known for its frequent and abrupt fluctuations in climate, ocean and sea levels, considerable changes in topography, fauna, flora and other natural components of the Earth. The large-scale well drilling in the South Caspian water area provided geological information particularly about ostracod fauna, stratigraphy and litho-facies features of the Quaternary deposits of the studied regions.
We investigated the systematic composition and distribution regularities of ostracod fauna from the Quaternary deposits over the vast South Caspian territory, including the stratigraphic role of the fauna and correlation of the data with the coastal –onshore area. Multiple well sections and their enclosed micro- and macro fauna were the study target. When we analyzed and correlated well sections and natural outcrops we used other methods like lithological, macro fauna, radiometric, electric logging, seismic logging as well. The result of our study allowed us to design a detailed stratigraphic chart for the Quaternary deposits of the entire South Caspian basin. For the first time the Quaternary deposits of the South Caspian breakdown with 5 supra horizons, 10 horizons with 7 index species. Index species were identified on the successive change of zonal complexes- biozones. All these subdivisions play a regional role and correlated well with the ones from the adjacent areas of the Caspian region.
The paleontological processing of individual ostracod of genera: Leptocythere, Amniocythere, Euxinocythere, others allowed us to identify specific features among them in order to differentiate a new ostracod species.
We also highlighted the issues of stratigraphy, facies analysis and thicknesses of the Quaternary deposits in the South Caspian. The analysis of facies, thicknesses and fauna distribution shows that in the Quaternary time the South Caspian region was characterized by rather dynamic paleogeographic settings: along with the active change of the sea bottom topography, salinity and temperature varied considerably and often, as well as the sea level.
Geological &prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 29 36
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005. The Apsheron trend characterised by large, east to west striking folds and structures of the Pliocene section overlying and burying the underlying rifted margin structures and half-grabens of the Cretaceous, Jurassic and possibly Triassic continental margin and shelf. The Tertiary structures display strike-slip influence, such as reversal of normal faults that bound the underlying half grabens; local back thrusting and flower-like structuring are common. The most significant volumetric potential lies in the offshore. Three elements are key to the extraordinary oil and gas potential of the South Caspian Basin. The high-quality reservoir sands are the Volga Pliocene delta and a lesser extent.
Geological &prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 19 27
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005.S.Caspian basin is prominent basin with thick MZ-GZ terrigenous depositional fill encompassed by Alpine fold belt. The S. Caspian deep and basin proper is probably remnant oceanic crust of the Neo Thethys caught (пойманный) between the Jurassic Сretaceous carbonate platform and continental margin in the north accreted islands arc terrаin and Gondwana in the south.
S. Capsian basin borders with prominent folt system of Major Caucasus & Copetdag on the north which are linked together across the basin via Apsheron-Pre Balkhan uplift belt which consists of 2 anticline lines: Apsheron-Turkmenbashy and Apsheron-Cheleken one
Geological & prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 1 9
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005.
The Kapaz structure was initially called Promezhutochnoye and later dubbed Oktyabr'skaya Revolyutsiya. Field Kapaz located in the central part of the Apsheron-Pribalkhan threshold between the fields Azeri and Livanov-West in Caspian sea. Water depth variations change from 90m in the east, up to 130m in the west
Seismic survey CDP determined the structure in 1981.
In addition to the Productive Sequence, main reservoirs have been proven in carbonates and volcanic sands of Cretaceous age and the Oligo-Miocene Maikop Series. These reservoirs are of poorer quality than the Productive Sequence and are consequently more challenging to commercial development. The petroleum geology of Azerbaijan dominated by a single sedimentary basin - the South Caspian Basin
Geological &prospective peculiarity of Kapaz field on S.Caspian part 10 18
This presentation published in international Earth Sciences Colloquium of the Aegean Regions, in Izmir, Turkey in 2005
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4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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6:个人职称评审加20分
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8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
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