Periglacial Landforms and Fluid Dynamics in the Permafrost Domain: A Case from the Taz Peninsula, West Siberia

Misyurkeeva, N.; Buddo, I.; Kraev, G.; Smirnov, A.; Nezhdanov, A.; Shelokhov, I.; Kurchatova, A.; Belonosov, A.

Авторы: Misyurkeeva Natalya, Buddo Igor, Kraev Gleb, Smirnov Aleksandr, Nezhdanov Alexey, Shelokhov Ivan, Kurchatova Anna, Belonosov Andrei
Журнал: Energies
Том: 15
Номер: 8
Год издания: 2022
Издательство: MDPI
Местоположение издательства: Basel, Switzerland
Номер статьи: 2794
DOI: 10.3390/en15082794
Аннотация: Most of the developing oil and gas fields in Russia are located in Arctic regions and constructed on permafrost, where recent environmental changes cause multiple hazards for their infrastructure. The blowing-up of pingos, resulting in the formation of gas emission craters, is one of the disastrous processes associated both with these external changes and, likely, with deep sources of hydrocarbons. We traced the channels of fluid migration which link a gas features reservoirs with periglacial phenomena associated with such craters with the set of geophysical methods, including common depth point and shallow transient electromagnetic methods, on an area of a prospected gas field. We found correlated vertical anomalies of acoustic coherence and electrical resistivity associated with gas chimneys in the upper 500–600 m of the section. The thickness of the ice-bonded permafrost acting as a seal for fluids decreased in the chimney zone, forming 25–50 m deep pockets in the permafrost base. Three pingos out of six were located above chimneys in the study area of 200 km2. Two lakes with parapets typical for craters were found. We conclude that the combination of applied methods is efficacious in terms of identifying this type of hazard and locating potentially hazardous objects in the given territory.
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