OIL conducts first-ever AGG and GM Survey

To keep abreast with the latest technological developments, a technology induction initiative “TECHNOTHON” was institutionalized by OIL. Induction of AGG & GM Survey is an outcome of the inaugural session, Technothon-1 held in December 2017.

OIL conducts first-ever AGG and GM Survey
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Dibrugarh: Joint Secretary (Exploration), MoPNG Shri Amar Nath flagged-off the AGG & GM survey in presence of CMD, OIL Shri S C Mishra and Director (HR & BD), Shri Biswajit Roy and RCE, OIL Shri D K Das on November 29, 2020, at Dibrugarh heralding yet another milestone in G&G appraisal in Upper Assam Shelf. Earlier Director (E&D) Dr. P Chandrasekaran and Director (Operations) Shri P K Goswami had visited the Aircraft and had discussions with the OIL and Bellgeo teams at Dibrugarh on 21.11.2020. 
 
To keep abreast with the latest technological developments, a technology induction initiative “TECHNOTHON” was institutionalized by OIL. Induction of AGG & GM Survey is an outcome of the inaugural session, Technothon-1 held in December 2017. AGG survey measures the spatial rate of change of gravitational acceleration. 
 
The sensors in the survey-aircraft measure five (5) independent components of the gravity field and provides a high-resolution image of various constituents of density contrast. Magnetics is a measure of the variation in the intensity of the earth’s magnetic field caused by sub-surface geology. 
 
The technique is efficient and a non-invasive exploration tool with quick turnaround time enabling coverage of wide-area in the shortest possible time and provides value addition to the overall appraisal of the area. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India Dharmendra Pradhan Sarbananda Sonowal

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