UTILIZATION OF REMOTELY SENSED DATA TO GEOTHERMAL, OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
Some of LEMIGAS experiences in the utilization of remotely sensed data will be briefly discussed, these are : Jambi Sub Basin and North East Java Basin for Preliminary and advanced oil and gas exploration respectively. Dieng field for geothermal exploration, and Balikpapan offshore for sea water quality assessment. It is hoped, through this information, better understanding of the operational aspects and appreciation of the subject can be achieved.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.29017/SCOG.18.1.1103
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