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Mapas temáticos e integración de datos Un SIG en el área Río Atuel, Cuenca Neuquina, Sur Mendocina

By: Publication details: Buenos Aires Instituto Argentino del Petróleo y del Gas, IAPG 2014Description: 20 pDDC classification:
  • CD I116 64 0015466
Online resources: Summary: The field of research focused on the Atuel River Concession, located on the southern part of the Mendoza Province; over the Malargüe, San Rafael and San Carlos Departments, in the Neuquina Basin. Using satellite imagery, thematic maps were elaborated through digital classification and as a result of combining the different bands. The Maps obtained, together with the bibliographic information and regional maps, allowed to highlight and delimit lithologies of concern, and distinguish structures in an accurate, fast and cost-effective way. The information was integrated with general cartographic data, locations, road network, hydrographic network, seismic lines, 3D seismic cubes, and wells into a GIS database. Finally, as a result, we obtained a trustworthy and systematic source of information that is highly useful for oil exploration and easily accessible for interpretation of geological data.
Item type: Congresos (trabajos presentados) List(s) this item appears in: Conexplo 2014
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Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni CD I116 64 0015466 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 200062293

The field of research focused on the Atuel River Concession, located on the southern part of the Mendoza Province; over the Malargüe, San Rafael and San Carlos Departments, in the Neuquina Basin. Using satellite imagery, thematic maps were elaborated through digital classification and as a result of combining the different bands. The Maps obtained, together with the bibliographic information and regional maps, allowed to highlight and delimit lithologies of concern, and distinguish structures in an accurate, fast and cost-effective way. The information was integrated with general cartographic data, locations, road network, hydrographic network, seismic lines, 3D seismic cubes, and wells into a GIS database. Finally, as a result, we obtained a trustworthy and systematic source of information that is highly useful for oil exploration and easily accessible for interpretation of geological data.



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