Diverse gas composition controls the Moby-Dick gas hydrate system in the Gulf of Mexico

Low Temperature X-ray Diffraction Studies of Natural Gas Hydrate Samples from the Gulf of Mexico

Clathrate hydrates of methane and other small alkanes occur widespread terrestrially in marine sediments of the continental margins and in permafrost sediments of the arctic. Quantitative study of natural clathrate hydrates is hampered by the difficulty in obtaining pristine samples, particularly from submarine environments. Bringing samples of clathrate hydrate from the seafloor at depths with...

Electrical Resistivity Investigation of Gas Hydrate Distribution in Mississippi Canyon Block 118, Gulf of Mexico

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Controls on the Physical Properties of Gas-Hydrate-Bearing Sediments Because of the Interaction Between Gas Hydrate and Porous Media

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The 'pure-IP' Moby Dick 4G architecture

Network operators, service providers and customers are players who have different interests and raise different requirements on the functionality of future mobile communication networks. However, some new capabilities, such as mobility, security, ubiquity and quality are spelled out by all, which means that there exist some fundamental mechanisms which are in fact needed in every network. This ...

Theoretical Modeling and Analysis for Gas Hydrate Quantification from Prestack Seismic Data in the Northern Deepwater Gulf of Mexico