Pub Date : 2024-07-02DOI: 10.1134/s0001437024700152
D. V. Dorokhov, E. V. Dorokhova, A. A. Kondrashov, Yu. Yu. Polunina, A. Yu. Sergeev, I. Yu. Dudkov
Abstract
The article presents brief results of expeditionary studies of the Southeastern Baltic Sea and eastern Gulf of Finland during cruise 53 of the R/V Akademik Boris Petrov (2023). The expedition was a continuation of longstanding oceanological research conducted by the Atlantic Branch of the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences. Integrated geological, geophysical, hydrological, hydrochemical, hydrobiological, and geoecological research was carried out. New data on the state and dynamic of natural systems of the Baltic Sea were obtained.
摘要 本文简要介绍了 Akademik Boris Petrov 号考察船第 53 次航行(2023 年)期间对波罗的海东南部和芬兰湾东部进行考察研究的结果。此次考察是俄罗斯科学院希尔绍夫海洋学研究所大西洋分所长期海洋学研究的延续。开展了地质、地球物理、水文、水化学、水生物和地质生态综合研究。获得了有关波罗的海自然系统状态和动态的新数据。
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Pub Date : 2024-07-02DOI: 10.1134/s0001437024700139
A. Zabanbark, L. I. Lobkovsky
Abstract
The principal basins on the Mozambique continental margin are the Mozambique and Rovuma, on the passive continental margin with complex tectonic history, following after the East African Rift System in the Triassic. Although the first gas fields in the coastal zone of the Indian Ocean in southeast Mozambique are appeared yet in the 1960s, only in 2010, did Mozambique achieve a new status as a major world hydrocarbon player—with the discovery of a number of large gas fields in the northeast of the country, in deep-water regions of the Indian Ocean, and in the Rovuma Basin. More than 20 recently discovered gas fields are located in deep-water regions and on the continental slope of the Indian Ocean at depths of 468–2610 m. It is noteworthy that the pays of the same age, the deeper they are buried beneath the water column, the greater their volume of hydrocarbon reserves. A similar trend may help in the case of targeted oil and gas exploration. The prospects of liquid hydrocarbon discoveries are possible in the Madagascar channel behind the Davie Ridge and in deep-water parts on the slopes of the Mozambique continental margin.
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