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Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)
Abstract
Western Continental Margin of India and Hydrocarbon Potential of Deep-Sea Basins
Abstract
The Western Continental Margin of India is a passive margin, extending NW-SE form Kutch to Comorin. It is tectonically differentiated into a shelfal horst-graben complex and paired ridges and depressions. The horst-graben complex of the shallow- water shelf is bordered by the pair of narrow Kori-Comorin depression and ridge all along the the margin. These elements cut across the shelf-slope boundary. The Kori-Comorin ridge is followed, in the deep basinal part, by the pair of Laxmi- Laccadive depression and ridge.
Two main phases of evolution of western margin of India - early rift phase and post-rift phase, have been identified. The depositional models of these two phases indicate that the deep- sea basins of western margin of India are prospective. The prospects encourage to exploration ventures in the deep water beyond 200 m isobath.
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