using an aerospace monitoring for sensing “lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere-magnetosphere” system in order to identify and outline the potential oil and gas fields

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Abstract
The article focuses on consideration of complex aerospace monitoring of aggregated territories. It is made to assess the processes took place in "lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere-magnetosphere" system when exploration of oil and gas fields. The research is based on the remote aerospace sounding's method. As a result of this research we have an access to the complex analysis of huge range of data. We have an opportunity to calculate a "convolution operation" in the systems of complex aerospace monitoring in order to identify the signs that can help to indicate the territory having oil and gas deposits. To sum up, the research reveals the correlation between the huge range of anomalies of the nature and the presence of oil and gas deposits in the earth on the basis of remote aerospace monitoring sounding method.
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Authors ;Ageev Alexander;Bortalevich Svetlana;Loginov Evgeny;Shkuta Alexander;Sorokin Dmitry
Journal acta botânica brasílica
Year 2018
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10.1051/matecconf/201815801002
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