EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ...
We have developed a one-dimensional numerical computer model (simulator) to describe methane hydrate formation, decomposition, reformation, and distribution with depth below the seafloor in the marine environment. The simulator was used to model hydrate distributions at Blake Ridge (Site 997) and Hy...
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ftdatacite:10.14288/1.0040983 2024-04-28T08:28:21+00:00 EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... Pritchett, John W. Garg, Sabodh K. 2008 https://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0040983 https://doi.library.ubc.ca/10.14288/1.0040983 en eng The University of British Columbia article-journal Text ScholarlyArticle 2008 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.14288/1.0040983 2024-04-02T09:56:51Z We have developed a one-dimensional numerical computer model (simulator) to describe methane hydrate formation, decomposition, reformation, and distribution with depth below the seafloor in the marine environment. The simulator was used to model hydrate distributions at Blake Ridge (Site 997) and Hydrate Ridge (Site 1249). The numerical models for the two sites were conditioned by matching the sulfate, chlorinity, and hydrate distribution measurements. The constrained models were then used to investigate the effect of changes in seafloor temperature and sea-level on gas hydrate stability. For Blake Ridge (site 997), changes in hydrate concentration are small. Both the changes in seafloor temperature and sea-level lead to a substantial increase in gas venting at the seafloor for Hydrate Ridge (site 1249). ... Text Methane hydrate DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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We have developed a one-dimensional numerical computer model (simulator) to describe methane hydrate formation, decomposition, reformation, and distribution with depth below the seafloor in the marine environment. The simulator was used to model hydrate distributions at Blake Ridge (Site 997) and Hydrate Ridge (Site 1249). The numerical models for the two sites were conditioned by matching the sulfate, chlorinity, and hydrate distribution measurements. The constrained models were then used to investigate the effect of changes in seafloor temperature and sea-level on gas hydrate stability. For Blake Ridge (site 997), changes in hydrate concentration are small. Both the changes in seafloor temperature and sea-level lead to a substantial increase in gas venting at the seafloor for Hydrate Ridge (site 1249). ... |
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Pritchett, John W. Garg, Sabodh K. EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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Pritchett, John W. Garg, Sabodh K. |
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Pritchett, John W. |
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EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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EFFECT OF CHANGES IN SEAFLOOR TEMPERATURE AND SEA-LEVEL ON GAS HYDRATE STABILITY ... |
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effect of changes in seafloor temperature and sea-level on gas hydrate stability ... |
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