This textbook is intended for undergraduate and graduate students at classical, geological exploration, and mining universities, as well as specialists involved in the study of the formation conditions and exploration characteristics of oil and gas fields.
This textbook examines various methods for exploring oil and gas fields and demonstrates the potential for integrating them to effectively conduct oil and gas exploration. It consists of four parts. The first part describes the theoretical basic criteria for oil and gas potential, as well as the objectives and stages of oil and gas exploration. The second and third parts present the fundamental principles and examples of the application of geophysical and geological methods in oil and gas exploration. The final, fourth part examines the general principles of integrating methods to solve various problems in oil and gas exploration.
Dr. Sci. (Geological and Mineralogical Sciences),
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