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Tag: Indonesia
Crustal Structures of the Eastern Sundaland’s Rifts, Central Indonesia: Geophysical Constraints and Petroleum Implications
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This is a note about a paper presented in International Geosciences Conference and Exposition in Bali almost 3 years ago. This paper highlights the origin of crustal structures of Eastern Sundaland. Based on evaluation of available seismic, gravity, and magnetic data, the author proposed tectonic interpretation of the areas and the implications for petroleum accumulation.
Significance of Focused Hydrocarbon Migration in the Salawati Basin: Controls of Faults and Structural Noses
Re-Evaluation of the Sedimentology and Evolution of the Kais Carbonate Platform, Salawati Basin, Eastern Indonesia: Exploration Significance
Geochemistry of the East Java Basin: New Observations on Oil Grouping, Genetic Gas Types and Trends of Hydrocarbon Habitats
Deepwater Plays of Java, Indonesia: Regional Evaluation on Opportunities and Risks
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Hi all! Welcome to our blog, Tektonesiana.
The name of Tektonesiana is derived from the word tectonics and Indonesia. Tektonesiana represents our ‘passion’ on tectonics of Indonesia.
We, Indonesian geologists who share the same interest, use this blog to post articles that represent our works. These articles have been presented in scientific meetings. Some of them also have been published in journals. We have many questions about tectonics of Indonesia, and we want to share them with you. Enjoy our blog!
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