THE APPLICATION OF THE REMOTE SERSING TECHNOLOGY IN THE PROSPECTING OF THE HYDROCARBON MICROSEEPAGE

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The microseepage of the volatile element in oil and gas through the cover layer to the surface produces ground geochemical anormal.Remote sensing as a new technology has been applyed in the prospecting of ground anormal indication of oil and gas.This paper mainly introduces oversea ground soil variation, rock alteration and geobotaincal anormal in oil site due to the hydrocarbon microseepage prospects forming mechanics of these phynomenon; provides effectical methods of hydrocarbon microseepage prospecting through utlizing remote sensing by oil experts and hopes to get the goal of further study and development of oil remote sensing.

Keywords Bi-directional reflectance model of canopy and soil Pixel information decomposition LAI Soil water content

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	SONG Cheng-Yun
	DENG Ru-Ru
	WANG Zhong-Ting
	ZHANG Xiang
	ZHAO Xiao-Ping
	XIE Zhi-Feng

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SONG Cheng-Yun,DENG Ru-Ru,WANG Zhong-Ting, et al. THE APPLICATION OF THE REMOTE SERSING TECHNOLOGY IN THE PROSPECTING OF THE HYDROCARBON MICROSEEPAGE[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1995, 7(1): 55-60.

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