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[Report]

Analyzing the Potential of Gas Hydrates

Published: 2008/02

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Table of Contents

A. Executive Summary

B. Introduction to Natural Gas

  • B.1 Introduction
  • B.2 Chemical Composition of Natural Gas
  • B.3 Natural Gas Prices
  • B.4 Natural Gas Processing
  • B.5 Storage and Transporting of Natural Gas
  • B.6 Sources of Natural Gas

C. What are Hydrocarbons?

  • C.1 Introduction to Hydrocarbons
  • C.2 Compact Structure of a Basic Hydrate Unit
  • C.3 Finding Hydrates at Sea
  • C.4 Present-day Hydrate Exploration
  • C.5 Novel Methods of Monitoring Hydrate Creation
  • C.6 Converting to Hydrates

D. Introduction to Gas Hydrates

  • D.1 What are Gas Hydrates?
  • D.2 Historical Background
  • D.3 Structure of Gas Hydrates
  • D.4 Hydrates Found in the Universe
  • D.5 Where are Gas Hydrates Found
  • D.6 The Hydrate Stability Zone
  • D.7 Importance of Gas Hydrates
  • D.8 How to Detect Gas Hydrates?
  • D.9 Role of Gas Hydrates in Continental Margin Sediment Instability
  • D.10 Environmental Impact of Gas Hydrates
  • D.11 Energy Source from Gas Hydrates
  • D.12 Hazards Associated with Hydrates
  • D.13 Hydrate Challenges
  • D.14 Research on Natural Gas Hydrates
  • D.15 Looking at US Efforts
  • D.16 Looking at International Efforts
  • D.17 Future of Gas Hydrate Research

E. Methane Hydrates - A Resource

  • E.1 Exploiting the Resource of Methane Hydrates
  • E.2 Methane Hydrate & Global Warming
  • E.3 Role of Natural Gas

F. Understanding the Rock Physics Model

G. How to Produce Methane from Gas Hydrates

H. Production of Natural Gas Hydrates

  • H.1 Possible Production Processes
  • H.2 Identifying Possible Deposits for Production
  • H.3 Looking at Transportation Methods
  • H.4 Safety & Environmental Concerns
  • H.5 Hazard to Drilling Operations
  • H.6 Hazard to Sea Floor Structure
  • H.7 Hazard to Vehicles & Other Floating Structures

I. Analyzing the Global Carbon Cycle Role of Natural Gas Hydrates

J. Current Programs & Budgets Involving Methane Hydrate

  • J.1 Introduction
  • J.2 US Department of Energy
  • J.3 US Geological Survey
  • J.4 Naval Research Laboratory (NRL)
  • J.5 Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
  • J.6 JOIDES Ocean Drilling Program (ODP)
  • J.7 National Science Foundation (NSF)
  • J.8 Colorado School of Mines Hydrate Consortium (CSMHC)
  • J.9 Deep Star Consortium
  • J.10 International Gas Hydrate Research, Partnerships, and INTERMAR

K. Case Studies

  • K.1 The Messoyakha Gas Field
  • K.2 Prudhoe Bay
  • K.3 Alaska North Slope Gas Hydrate Reservoir

L. Appendix

M. Glossary of Terms

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[Report]
Analyzing the Potential of Gas Hydrates
Published: 2008/02
Published by : Aruvian Research Aruvian Research

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