Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site
During recent years, the basins of the Kara Sea (Kamennomysskaya, Obskaya, and Chugor'yakhinskaya structures) in the Russian Federation have been considered as promising regions for oil and gas exploration and, simultaneously, as possible paths of relatively cheap pipeline and tanker transporta...
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ftpangaea:oai:pangaea.de:doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 2023-05-15T16:32:14+02:00 Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site Stepanets, Oleg V Komarevsky, V M Ligaev, Alexander N Sochnev, O Ya MEDIAN LATITUDE: 68.074994 * MEDIAN LONGITUDE: 74.569890 * SOUTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 68.030000 * WEST-BOUND LONGITUDE: 74.564000 * NORTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 68.120000 * EAST-BOUND LONGITUDE: 74.576500 2006-07-30 application/zip, 3 datasets https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 en eng PANGAEA https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 CC-BY-3.0: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Access constraints: unrestricted info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess CC-BY V.I. Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Supplement to: Stepanets, Oleg V; Komarevsky, V M; Ligaev, Alexander N; Sochnev, O Ya (2006): Ecological and geochemical investigations in the Ob estuary at sites of hydrocarbon exploration drilling. Geochemistry International, 44(7), 704-714, https://doi.org/10.1134/S001670290607007X Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD Kaliningradets Obskaya-1 Obskaya-1/0 Obskaya-1/1 Obskaya-1/1000N Obskaya-1/1000S Obskaya-1/100N Obskaya-1/100S Obskaya-1/100W Obskaya-1/250N Obskaya-1/250O Obskaya-1/250S Obskaya-1/250W Obskaya-1/3000N Obskaya-1/5000N Obskaya-1/5000S Obskaya-1/500N Obskaya-1/500S Obskaya-1/50N Obskaya-1/50S Obskaya-1-1 Obskaya-1-2 Obskaya-1-3 Obskaya-1-4 Obskaya-1-5 Obskaya-1-6 Obskaya-1-7 Obskaya-1-8 Obskaya-1-9 Obskaya Guba Water sample WS Dataset 2006 ftpangaea https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 https://doi.org/10.1134/S001670290607007X 2023-01-20T07:31:28Z During recent years, the basins of the Kara Sea (Kamennomysskaya, Obskaya, and Chugor'yakhinskaya structures) in the Russian Federation have been considered as promising regions for oil and gas exploration and, simultaneously, as possible paths of relatively cheap pipeline and tanker transportation of hydrocarbons projected for recovery. On the other hand, exploration operations, recovery, and transportation of gas pose a considerable risk of accidents and environmental pollution, which causes a justified concern about the future state of the ecological system of the Gulf of Ob and the adjoining parts of the Kara Sea. Therefore, regular combined environmental investigations (monitoring) are the most important factor for estimating the current state and forecasting the dynamics of the development of estuary systems. The program of investigations (schedule, station network, and measured parameters) is standardized in accordance with the international practice of such work and accounts for the experience of monitoring studies of Russian and foreign researchers. Two measurement sessions were performed during ecological investigations in the region of exploration drilling: at the beginning at final stage of drilling operations and borehole testing; in addition, natural parameters were determined in various parts of the Ob estuary before the beginning of investigations. Hydrophysical and hydrochemical characteristics of the water medium were determined and bottom sediments and water were analyzed for various pollutants (petroleum products, heavy metals, and radionuclides). The forms of heavy-metal occurrence in river and sea waters were determined by the method of continuous multistep filtration, which is based on water component fractionation on membrane filters of various pore sizes. These investigations revealed environmental pollution by chemical substances during the initial stage of drilling operations, when remains of fuels, oils, and solutions could be spilled, and part of the chemical pollutants could enter ... Dataset Gulf of Ob Kara Sea Obskaya Guba PANGAEA - Data Publisher for Earth & Environmental Science Kara Sea Obskaya Guba ENVELOPE(73.000,73.000,69.000,69.000) ENVELOPE(74.564000,74.576500,68.120000,68.030000) |
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Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD Kaliningradets Obskaya-1 Obskaya-1/0 Obskaya-1/1 Obskaya-1/1000N Obskaya-1/1000S Obskaya-1/100N Obskaya-1/100S Obskaya-1/100W Obskaya-1/250N Obskaya-1/250O Obskaya-1/250S Obskaya-1/250W Obskaya-1/3000N Obskaya-1/5000N Obskaya-1/5000S Obskaya-1/500N Obskaya-1/500S Obskaya-1/50N Obskaya-1/50S Obskaya-1-1 Obskaya-1-2 Obskaya-1-3 Obskaya-1-4 Obskaya-1-5 Obskaya-1-6 Obskaya-1-7 Obskaya-1-8 Obskaya-1-9 Obskaya Guba Water sample WS |
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Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD Kaliningradets Obskaya-1 Obskaya-1/0 Obskaya-1/1 Obskaya-1/1000N Obskaya-1/1000S Obskaya-1/100N Obskaya-1/100S Obskaya-1/100W Obskaya-1/250N Obskaya-1/250O Obskaya-1/250S Obskaya-1/250W Obskaya-1/3000N Obskaya-1/5000N Obskaya-1/5000S Obskaya-1/500N Obskaya-1/500S Obskaya-1/50N Obskaya-1/50S Obskaya-1-1 Obskaya-1-2 Obskaya-1-3 Obskaya-1-4 Obskaya-1-5 Obskaya-1-6 Obskaya-1-7 Obskaya-1-8 Obskaya-1-9 Obskaya Guba Water sample WS Stepanets, Oleg V Komarevsky, V M Ligaev, Alexander N Sochnev, O Ya Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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Archive of Ocean Data ARCOD Kaliningradets Obskaya-1 Obskaya-1/0 Obskaya-1/1 Obskaya-1/1000N Obskaya-1/1000S Obskaya-1/100N Obskaya-1/100S Obskaya-1/100W Obskaya-1/250N Obskaya-1/250O Obskaya-1/250S Obskaya-1/250W Obskaya-1/3000N Obskaya-1/5000N Obskaya-1/5000S Obskaya-1/500N Obskaya-1/500S Obskaya-1/50N Obskaya-1/50S Obskaya-1-1 Obskaya-1-2 Obskaya-1-3 Obskaya-1-4 Obskaya-1-5 Obskaya-1-6 Obskaya-1-7 Obskaya-1-8 Obskaya-1-9 Obskaya Guba Water sample WS |
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During recent years, the basins of the Kara Sea (Kamennomysskaya, Obskaya, and Chugor'yakhinskaya structures) in the Russian Federation have been considered as promising regions for oil and gas exploration and, simultaneously, as possible paths of relatively cheap pipeline and tanker transportation of hydrocarbons projected for recovery. On the other hand, exploration operations, recovery, and transportation of gas pose a considerable risk of accidents and environmental pollution, which causes a justified concern about the future state of the ecological system of the Gulf of Ob and the adjoining parts of the Kara Sea. Therefore, regular combined environmental investigations (monitoring) are the most important factor for estimating the current state and forecasting the dynamics of the development of estuary systems. The program of investigations (schedule, station network, and measured parameters) is standardized in accordance with the international practice of such work and accounts for the experience of monitoring studies of Russian and foreign researchers. Two measurement sessions were performed during ecological investigations in the region of exploration drilling: at the beginning at final stage of drilling operations and borehole testing; in addition, natural parameters were determined in various parts of the Ob estuary before the beginning of investigations. Hydrophysical and hydrochemical characteristics of the water medium were determined and bottom sediments and water were analyzed for various pollutants (petroleum products, heavy metals, and radionuclides). The forms of heavy-metal occurrence in river and sea waters were determined by the method of continuous multistep filtration, which is based on water component fractionation on membrane filters of various pore sizes. These investigations revealed environmental pollution by chemical substances during the initial stage of drilling operations, when remains of fuels, oils, and solutions could be spilled, and part of the chemical pollutants could enter ... |
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Stepanets, Oleg V Komarevsky, V M Ligaev, Alexander N Sochnev, O Ya |
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Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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Heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the Obskaya 1 drill site |
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heavy metal and petroleum product concentrations in waters at the obskaya 1 drill site |
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https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.726281 |
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MEDIAN LATITUDE: 68.074994 * MEDIAN LONGITUDE: 74.569890 * SOUTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 68.030000 * WEST-BOUND LONGITUDE: 74.564000 * NORTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 68.120000 * EAST-BOUND LONGITUDE: 74.576500 |
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ENVELOPE(73.000,73.000,69.000,69.000) ENVELOPE(74.564000,74.576500,68.120000,68.030000) |
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Kara Sea Obskaya Guba |
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Gulf of Ob Kara Sea Obskaya Guba |
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Gulf of Ob Kara Sea Obskaya Guba |
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V.I. Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow Supplement to: Stepanets, Oleg V; Komarevsky, V M; Ligaev, Alexander N; Sochnev, O Ya (2006): Ecological and geochemical investigations in the Ob estuary at sites of hydrocarbon exploration drilling. Geochemistry International, 44(7), 704-714, https://doi.org/10.1134/S001670290607007X |
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