Additional Pictures
Date: 2002.02.18
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Gas Hydrate Research Well Program Additional Pictures Date: 2002.02.18 |
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UN_drillsite_36.jpg | Wireline DTS-Log (Distributed Temperature Sensing) with P/T-Tool at Mallik3L-38 well hole. The temperature throughout the depth of the central production well and two lateral observation wells is recorded with the distributed temperature sensors. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_37.jpg | Camp staff at the Mallik Rig | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_38.jpg | Ernst Huenges (GFZ) and the Coiled-Tubing Rig | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_39.jpg | The last day of core description, sampling and analysis in the core trailer at the Mallik5L-38 well. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_40.jpg | A whole core run on the preparation table in the core trailer. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_41.jpg | Test for the presence of gas hydrate. In water the sediment warms up very fast and degases the methane. The result are the characteristic bubbles. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_1.jpg | Pingo in the Tundra in the near of the Mallik drill site. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_2.jpg | Detailed view of a Pingo in the near of the Mallik drill site. The Pingo is formed by an underlying ice lens covered by soil. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_3.jpg | Pingo | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_4.jpg | An ice lens pushed up the overlying sediments and formed the Pingo. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_5.jpg | Distant view to the Mallik drill site. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_6.jpg | Romantics in the Tundra | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_pingo_7.jpg | Snowman in the Tundra or prehistoric mammoth? | n.a. - n.a. |