Maritime industries routinely collect critical environmental data needed for sustainable
management of marine ecosystems, supporting both the blue economy and future growth …

Fluid flow features such as sandstone intrusions, mud volcano systems and pockmarks
represent well-known geological structures generated due to flow of fluids in the subsurface …

Proximal to distal fan change in grain size, clay matrix content, and grain-coating clays have
been identified as key contributing factors for eservoir quality evolution of submarine fan …

Detailed understanding of natural fluid migration systems is essential to minimize risks
during hydrocarbon exploration and to evaluate the long-term efficiency of the subsurface …

Abstract The Upper Cretaceous to Lower Paleocene Chalk Group in the North Sea
comprises important reservoir targets for hydrocarbon and energy storage. The quantitative …

ABSTRACT The North Sea Super Basin is a trilete rift system located in the maritime waters
of the United Kingdom, Norway, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands. Created after a …

The Mandal-Ekofisk (!) petroleum system in the Central Graben of the North Sea contains
3292 million m 3 of in-place oil, 110 million m 3 of in-place condensate, and 1167 billion m 3 …

Upper Jurassic organic matter-rich, marine shales of the Mandal Formation have charged
major petroleum accumulations in the North Sea Central Graben including the giant Ekofisk …

Information spillovers between firms can reduce R&D incentives if competitors can free ride
on innovations. However, strong property rights may impede cumulative research and lead …

Abstract The Devonian–Recent tectono-stratigraphic history of the Northern, Central and
Southern North Sea is here reviewed at a regional scale and four novel cross-border …