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Offshore Geohazards Investigation - Can We Do Without?

Ouzani Bachir

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The E&P companies are experiencing challenges with offshore geohazards during their quest for hydrocarbon resources. Offshore geohazards have a direct impact on safety and cost of drilling operations, offshore facilities design installation and production. Offshore geohazards are defined as natural and man-made seabed and sub-seabed features with potential risk to cause damages to assets, environment, health and even loss of lives. Offshore geohazards are grouped into three main categories that are namely: seabed hazards, shallow hazards up to 200m sub-seabed and intermediate hazards up to 1000m sub-seabed.

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The E&P companies are experiencing challenges with offshore geohazards during their quest for hydrocarbon resources. Offshore geohazards have a direct impact on safety and cost of drilling operations, offshore facilities design installation and production. Offshore geohazards are defined as natural and man-made seabed and sub-seabed features with potential risk to cause damages to assets, environment, health and even loss of lives. Offshore geohazards are grouped into three main categories that are namely: seabed hazards, shallow hazards up to 200m sub-seabed and intermediate hazards up to 1000m sub-seabed.

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The E&P companies are experiencing challenges with offshore geohazards during their quest for hydrocarbon resources. Offshore geohazards have a direct impact on safety and cost of drilling operations, offshore facilities design installation and production. Offshore geohazards are defined as natural and man-made seabed and sub-seabed features with potential risk to cause damages to assets, environment, health and even loss of lives. Offshore geohazards are grouped into three main categories that are namely: seabed hazards, shallow hazards up to 200m sub-seabed and intermediate hazards up to 1000m sub-seabed.

Key concepts: Seabed, Submarine pipeline, Geology, Damages, Offshore drilling, Oceanography, Environmental science, Mining engineering

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