Project-wise Reports of Sectoral Monitoring Committee

1. Project Title:Geoscientific investigations for deciphering the Earth's internal processes and exploration of energy resources (GEOSCAPE).

2. Project Details:

Nodal lab CSIR-Nationallnstitute of Oceanography, Dona Paula, Goa.

Participating CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, Labs Hyderabad

Nodal Officer T. Ramprasad

Taskforce Director CSIR-NIO,Goa Chairman

Total Man 846 man months (25380 man days) Days

Approved Rs. 7766.910 Lakhs Cost

Fund received Rs. 3096.528 Lakhs

Fund utilized Rs. 2598.658 Lakhs

3. Periodic Key Recommendations of Task Force/RC/Monitoring Committee

S.No Key Action taken Proposed Revised Deliverables Deliverable

Recommendatio on Key (approved by ns of Task Recommend Task Force) Force/RC/Monito ations ring Committee

(i) RC observed a A meeting Interpretation of Unaltered specialized with Prof. existing seismic research vessel Dasgupta was sections of the which requires organized 85°E Ridge and ample funds for 11th June, adjacent regions. hiring, and the 2012 with NIO Preparation of need for having and NGRI Bouguer and hypotheses in scientists to crustal Bouguer order to design discuss the anomaly maps of experiments to project. Prof. the Bay of optimize the use Dasgupta Bengal. of the vessels appreciated Determining the (Minutes of the the scientific continuity of the RC Meeting 30- content of the 85°E Ridge to the 31 August 2012; proposal, but AfanasyNikitin

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Agenda item No. expressed the seamount. XXXIV-5) The concern about chairman the observed that the completion of funding available work from CSIR under elements of the project is the project inadequateand given the advised against quantum of further work and exploration, cautioned that mentioning all the specifically the objectives Cauvery may not be MannarBasin. possible to The Chairman achieve. suggested modifying the objectives and deliverables of the project and asked CSIR-NIO to concentrate on research in the Krishna-Godavari and Mahanadi Basins, where adequate seismic and other geological data are now available (Minutes of the XXXVII RC Meeting 21-22 March 2014; Agenda item No. XXXVII-5).

(ii) The focus was The tender Recruitment of Unaltered drawn to document has Scientific and concentrate the prepared for research project on the the students and 85E ridge and the acquisition of Procurement of Cauvery-Mannar 7500 lkmMCS major Laboratory Basin.There were and 50 OBS and field brief discussions data over equipment for the on the need for a 85°E and project! Literatur~ specialized Cauvery- survey and research vessel Mannar background and the funds Basin. database .. required for hiring preparation

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one, and on the need for having hypotheses in order to design experiments to optimize the use of these vessels(XXXIV Research Council Meeting30-31 August 2012)

(iii) The Preparation of Unaltered directoragreed depth to the with the chairman Moho boundary that not much map of the Bay of progress was Bengal. Forward being made in modelling using GEOSCAPE.He available noted that the information along group was proposed publishing, but profiles. the papers were not aligned with the project objectives. Dr. Aninda Mazumder commented that this is the only gas hydrates group that works without samples. The chairman said that the problem raised was correct because NIOT was supposed to generate cores of length 100m, but are able to generate only 30-40 m cores. (Minutes of the XXXIX RC Meeting 15-16 April2015 Agenda item No. XXXIX-11).

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(iv) RC concluded Acquisition of Unaltered that GEOSCAPE high resolution could carry out multibeam geophysical and bathymetry and other surveys for High Resolution gas hydrates in Sparker data in the southern part Cauvery basin of the Krishna-Godavari Basin instead of the Cauvery-Mannar Basin (Minutes of the XXXVIII RC Meeting 27-28 August 2014 Agenda Item XXXVIII-2).

The Task Force chairman (2nd TFM 2nd

' September, 2014) approved that the amounts Rs 130 lakhs for DSC for NGRI and Rs. 30 for Hydrophone array etc. could be requested.He advised to write to PPD about the acquisition of MCS. • Instead of

Cauvery-Mannar basin, The Geophysical data acquisition will be carried out in the Southern KG Basin.

• MMT studies need to be dropped.

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• The Chairman disapproved to acquire the data

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collaboration, as collaboration not projected in the original proposal (Meeting in Delhi, 07, Nov, 2012)

Data acquisition in Cauvery-Mannar offshore basin was differed, as seismic vessel couldn't be hired due to reduced budget. The Research Council advised to focus on the southern part of KG Basin, instead of Cauvery-Mannar Basin. Accordingly it was proposed to acquire seismic data along few lines in the southern part of KG Basin. However, ship-time onboard GSI vessel RV Samudra Ratnakar was available as part of collaboration between NIO and GSI. One cruise of 30 days was organized in February-March 2015, to collect multi-parameter geophysical data. The Chairman advised to use the Cauvery-

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Mannar seismic data along with the seismic data to be acquired in Southern KG Basin to map the hydrates bearing zones and occurrence under this objective. Justification for the request of Rephased funds for critical equipment was approved. (3rdTask Force meeting of CSIR, gth July, 2015).

(v) The Chairman Preparation of This deliverable observed that different is most of the experimental differed. Techno-progress and designs& techno- commercial bid achievements of commercial bid to has been the project award the service prepared and GEOSCAPE are for the hiring of tenders were from the analyses geophysical invited . No of the previously equipment and suitable vessel acquired scientific acquisition of could be data though it is marine 2-D identified as relevant to the MCS/OBS/MMT Transchart project objectives. data in Cauvery insisted the He advised the basin and regions hiring of Indian principal around 85°E ridge Vessel at L 1 cost investigator and will be completed. (Russian work package company was leaders to give L 1 ), which did proper not have justification while requisite facility requesting the onboard the rephased funds vessel of the under the project. Indian vessel. (41hTask Force meeting of CSIR, 23rd Aug , 2016)

(vi) MMT experiment in 85°E Ridge region

(vii) Interpretation of Unaltered seafloor

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characterization data and selective environmental parameter measurement in the continental margins using high frequency acoustic techniques

(viii) Acquisition of This deliverable long (-50 m) is sediment core reduced.Adequa samples, water te funds are not samples in long available to hire sediment cores in a suitable vessel Cauvery for acquisition of Basin/KG Basin long sediment

cores. Coring system on board RV Sindhu Sadhana not functional sofar. RC has taken note of this.

(ix) Processing of Marine Magnetotelluric data and preparation of resistivity sections

(x) Acquisition of 20 Achieved. New MCS data in seismic data in Cauvery Basin for Cauvery Mannar Gas hydrate basin is acquired studies in collaboration

with GSI. (xi) Geological and Partly achieved.

Geochemical The available measurements of sediment cores long cores from KG and

Mahanadi Basin are used for geological and Geochemical analysis. Adequate funds are not available

' • to hire a suitable vessel for

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acquisition of long sediment cores. Coring system on board RV Sindhu Sadhana not functional sofar. RC has taken note of this.

(xii) Acquisition of 20 No suitable MCS and OBS vessel could be data over and identified as adjacent regions Transchart of the 85°E insisted the Ridge. Seismic hiring of Indian refraction and Vessel at L 1 cost reflection data will (Russian be acquired. company was

L 1 ), which did not have requisite facility onboard the vesselofthe Indian vessel.

(xiii) Modelling and Partly achieved. Inversion of A seismic data/ comprehensive High resolution report has been geophysical data submitted to in the Cauvery GSI. The basin modeling and

inversion in proQress.

(xiv) Interpretation of Partly achieved. geophysical A datasets from comprehensive Cauvery Basin report has been

submitted to GSI. The modeling and inversion in progress.

(xv) Velocity and Partly structural models, Achieved. The and preliminary available MCS interpretation will and OBS data in be provided. KG and

Mahanadi basins '

are studied fort he velocity

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(xvii)

(xviii)

(xix)

Mapping of Gas­hydrates in the Cauvery basin

Integrated interpretation and tectonic models dealing the origin and evolution of the 85°E Ridge will be provided

Integration of results for Interpretation and Mapping and resource estimation of Gas-hydrates in the Cauve_ry basin Laboratory studies on synthesized methane hydrate formation in porous media including at different pressures.Evaluat ion of methane hydrate storage capacity in porous media. Role of particle size in hydrate formation kinetics. In-situ studies on the structural stabili!Y_

and structural model. No new MCS and OBS data is acquired to bring about the velocity structure. Achieved. The locations of gas hydrate deposits are mapped in the central and north-eastern part of the Cauvery-Mannar basin . Partly achieved using the available geophysical data in the region . No new MCS or OBS data could be acquired. A comprehensive report has been submitted to GSI. The modeling and inversion in

_Qro_g_ress. Achieved. Preliminary studies on laboratory synthesized methane hydrate formation in porous media Preliminary studies on laboratory synthesized methane hydrate kinematics in porous media at different pressure. Role of Qarticle size in

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of methane hydrate hydrate in porous formation media. kinetics. In-situ Experiments to studies on the evaluate duty- stability of cycling and water methane hydrate history for gas in porous media. storage in the Evaluation of form of hydrates methane hydrate in porous media. storage capacity Role of gas in porous media. composition in Experiments to hydrate formation/ evaluate duty dissociation cycl ing and kinetics water history for

gas storage in the form of hydrates in porous media. Role of gas composition in hydrate formation/ dissociation kinetics. Partly Achieved. Hydrate formation and dissociation mechanisms of natural gas.

(xx) Preliminary Unaltered results submission to journals and presentation at various seminars. Final results will be communicated to scientific journals for publication.

(xxi) Writing report Unaltered

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4. Project Achievements:

5. Deliverables Deliverables Achieved If not achieved, reasons No. promised at start thereof (xxii) Interpretation of Achieved

existing seismic sections of the 85°E Ridge and adjacent regions. Preparation of Bouguer and crustal Bouguer anomaly maps of the Bay of Bengal. Determining the continuity of the 85°E Ridge to the AfanasyNikitin seamount.

(xxiii) Recruitment of Achieved Scientific and research students and Procurement of major Laboratory and field equipment for the project/ Literature survey and background database preparation

(xxiv) Preparation of depth to Achieved. Limited to the Moho boundary the available map of the Bay of geophysical data Bengal. Forward modelling using available information along proposed profiles.

(xxv) Acquisition of high Partly Achieved. The sparker system failed resolution multibeam Bathymetry acquired. as the streamer not bathymetry and High Sparker data could not functional during the Resolution Sparker be acquired. cruise. data in Cauvery basin

(xxvi) Preparation of different Tenders have been Transchart insisted the experimental designs& invited through hiring of Indian Vessel at techno-commercial bid Transchart. No suitable L 1 cost (Russian to award the service for vessel could be company was L 1 ), which the hiring of selected. did not have requisite geophysical equipment facility onboard the vessel and acquisition of of the Indian vessel. marine 2-D MCS/OBS/MMT data in Cauvery basin and regions around 85°E

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ridge will be completed. (xxvii MMT experiment in Not Achieved

85°E Ridge region (xxviii Interpretation of Achieved.

seafloor characterization data and selective environmental parameter measurement in the continental margins using high frequency acoustic techniques

(xxix) Acquisition of long (-50 m) sediment core samples, water samples in long sediment cores in Cauvery Basin/KG Basin

(xxx) Processing of Marine Magnetotelluric data and preparation of resistivity sections

(xxxi) Acquisition of 20 MCS data in Cauvery Basin for Gas hydrate studies

Not Achieved.

Not Achieved

Achieved. New seismic data in Cauvery Mannar basin is acquired in collaboration with GSI.

(xxxii Geological and Not achieved. Geochemical measurements of long cores

(xxxiii Acquisition of 20 MCS and OBS data over and adjacent regions of the 85°E Ridge. Seismic refraction and reflection data will be acquired.

(xxxi-.. Modelling and Inversion of seismic data/ High resolution geophysical data in the Cauvery basin

Not Achieved. No suitable vessel could be selected.

Partly achieved. A comprehensive report has been submitted to GSI. The modeling and inversion in progress.

WP-2 is differed

Adequate funds are not available to hire a suitable vessel for acquisition of long sediment cores. Coring system on board RV Sindhu Sadhana not functional sofar. WP-2 is differed due to less funds

Adequate funds are not available to hire a suitable vessel for acquisition of long sediment cores. Coring system onboard RV Sindhu Sadhana not functional sofar. Transchart insisted the hiring of Indian Vessel at L 1 cost (Russian company was L 1), which did not have requisite facility onboard the vessel of the Indian vessel. A comprehensive report has been submitted to GSI. The modeling and inversion in progress.

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(xxxv Interpretation of geophysical datasets from Cauvery Basin

(xxxv1 Velocity and structural models, and preliminary interpretation will be provided.

(xxxv1 Mapping of Gas­hydrates in the Cauvery basin

(xxxv1 Integrated interpretation and tectonic models dealing the origin and evolution of the 85°E Ridge will be provided

(xxxi)( Integration of results for Interpretation and Mapping and resource estimation of Gas­hydrates in the Cauvery basin

(xl) Laboratory studies on synthesized methane hydrate formation in porous media including at different pressures.Evaluation of methane hydrate storage capacity in porous media. Role of particle size in hydrate formation kinetics. In­situ studies on the structural stability of methane hydrate in porous media. Experiments to evaluate duty-cycling and water history for gas storage in the form of hydrates in porous media. Role of gas

Partly achieved. A comprehensive report has been submitted to GSI. Not. Achieved. No MCS and OBS data is acquired to bring about the velocity structure.

Achieved. The locations of gas hydrate deposits are mapped in the central and north­eastern part of the Cauvery-Mannar basin.

A comprehensive report has been submitted to GSI. The modeling and inversion in progress. Transchart insisted the hiring of Indian Vessel at L 1 cost (Russian company was L 1 ), which did not have requisite facility onboard the vessel of the Indian vessel.

Partly achieved using No new MCS or OBS the available data could be acquired. geophysical data in the region.

Partly achieved. A No sediment core data is comprehensive report acquired to carryout has been submitted to integrated studies. GSI. The integrated interpretation is in progress. Achieved. Preliminary studies on laboratory synthesized methane hydrate formation in porous media Preliminary studies on laboratory synthesized methane hydrate kinematics in porous media at different pressure. Role of particle size in hydrate formation kinetics. In­situ studies on the stability of methane hydrate in porous media.

Evaluation of methane hydrate storage capacity in porous

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composition in hydrate media. Experiments to formation/ dissociation evaluate duty cycling kinetics and water history for

gas storage in the form of hydrates in porous media. Role of gas composition in hydrate formation/ dissociation kinetics. Partly Achieved. Hydrate formation and dissociation mechanisms of natural gas.

(xli) Preliminary results Achieved. Several submission to journals scientific papers have and presentation at been published in various seminars. Final various national and results will be International communicated to Journals. Report on the scientific journals for Geophysical publication. investigations in

Cauvery-Mannar Offshore Basin, Eastern Continental Margin of India for Gas Hydrates

5. Outcomes and outputs from the projects:

Formulation of three FTI projects given as A Development of software for High resolution velocity analysis for mapping of gas hydrate deposits,B. Development Multi-Channel Data Logger (MCDL) and Formation kinetics and structural stability of methane gas hydrates in porous medium: Laboratory study, respectively]

a. Outcomes 1. Lead(s) identified: Number and names with TRL

Three A The software for high resolution seismic velocities from the

multichannel seismic data, especially for gas hydrates studies.

B. Multi-Channel Data Logger (MCDL)

C. Formation kinetics and structural stability of methane gas hydrates in porous medium: Laboratory study

2. Technology/Product developed: Number and nameswith TRL level of Development

A The software inC and FORTRAN.

B. Multi-Channel Data Logger (MCDL) equipment

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C. Methane gas storage system in lab scale reactorsand Methane gas storage and transportation system

3. Technology/Product transferred : Number and nameswith name of licensee(s)

A. Not yet done.

B. Not yet done.

C. Not yet done.

4. Facility created: Number and names with uniqueness & utility (i) SM2M+ Submersible (1 no.) (ii) Multi-channel(4- channel, 12- bit) Data logger (1 no.) (iii) Incubator (iv) 6- hydrophone (oil filled) Array (1 no.)

(v) GoPro cameras (6 nos) Time Lapse lntervalometer (4 nos) with accessories

(vi) SM3M submersible (2 nos)

(vii) Windsonic option-1405-PK-038 (2 nos.) with accessories.

(viii) Ext. HOD (1 no.)

(ix) Digital Magnetic compass (2 Nos.)

(x) AntonPaar TTK-450 This is arrived at NGRI during JUNE 2016 and awaiting installation.

(xi) ELECTRONIC SEMI MICRO BALANCE(SATORIUS)

(xii) Comprehensive experimental facilities for Gas Hydrate research in ocean bottom conditions. Experimental tools like Micro-Raman and powderXRD are made functional for ground truthing the structural information of natural hydrates.

(xiii) PRECISION BALANCE:(SATORIUS)

(xiv) ULTRASONIC BATH (BRANSONS)

(xv) VORTEX MIXER(IKA)

(xvi) HOTPLATE WITH MAGNETIC STIRRER (IKA)

(xvii) MICROSCOPE -DIGITAL CAMERA CONTROL UNIT (NIKON)

(xviii) LAB REFRIGERA TOR(TEMPO)

(xix) ICP-MS (Thermo)

(xx) FT-IR (Shimatdzu)

(xxi) IC Autosampler

(xxii) Active Magnetron Gauge, AIM-XL-NW25 S/S Active Magnetron Gauge (spare part of existing IRMS)

(xxiii) Atomic absorption spectrophotometer

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5. Sponsored projects obtained (with details)

Project Title Project LR Project cost generated No. In Rs. (Rs. /Duration lakhs lakhs)

a. Post drill analysis of the long 55.705 22.02 SSP2208 cores collected onboard 2009-12 JIOIDES Resolution to characterize the gas hydrate bearing sediments and evaluate the subsurface geological environments; Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

b. Qualitative estimates of the 24.994 11.72 SSP2209 spatial extent of hydrate 2009-11 deposits using seismic attenuation studies and seismic modeling of scattered hydrate for various source frequencies; Directorate General of Hydrocarbons

c. Geophysical Survey in S1 538.08 245.15 SSP2610 and Vashishta Fields of KG 2011 -17 Basin in deep waters of East Coast- Multi-beam Bathymetry, SBP and High Resolution Sparker Studies; ONGC

d. Geophysical Survey in S1 538.08 312.53 SSP261 1 and Vashishta Fields of KG 2011-16 Basin in deep waters of East Coast - Magnetic & Side Scan Sonar Studies; ONGC

e. Pre-Feasibility Study for 70.00 31.46 SSP2871 location selection for 2012-17 construction of two Jetties for Integrated Supply Base for ONGC, EOA, Kakinada at Antarvedi: Part 1

f. Geophysical Survey for 558.685 234.03 SSP2868 Integrated Development of 2013-18 G-4, D & E Fields of Eastern Offshore for ONGC -Bathymetry, Deep-tow Sub-bottom Profiler & CTD Studies; ONGC

g. Geophysical Survey for 558.685 216.755 SSP2869

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Integrated Development of 2013-17 G-4, D & E Fields of Eastern Offshore for ONGC -Multibeam Bathymetry, SBP and High Resolution Sparker Studies; ONGC

h. Geophysical Survey for 478.873 224.018 SSP2870 Integrated Development of 2013-18 G-4, D & E Fields of Eastern Offshore for ONGC -Magnetic & Deep-tow Side Scan Sonar Studies; ONGC

i. Submarine pipeline survey 23.75 8.9194 SSP2990 for the inspection of two 2013-18 pipelines (650 m & 750 m length) for MRPL off Mangalore coast

j. DGH-NGHP-OIDB project 30. - -

(NGRI)

i. External Cash Flow (ECF) generated: Rs. 2876.852 Lakhs

ii. Societal impact created A. The sponsored project carried out for DGH were have enhanced the

understating the gas hydrates deposits in KG Basin after the 1st NGHP expedition for gas hydrates, which are considered to be the future energy resource of the world.

B. The data generated under the sponsored project helps ONGC -• to design & develop offshore production facilities • to lay pipelines for transportation of oil and gas from the oil/gas fields

);>- Identified Gas plumes, Slumping & Gas escape features and Region of slumping

);>- Proposed safe route for laying the pipeline to transport the petroleum crude and gas to the landfall point

);>- Prestigious Project with High Societal Impact );>- Utilization of indigenous expertise enabled saving of foreign exchange );>- Largest ever industry sponsored Geophysical projects for CSIR-NIO

(-Rs27 Crores)

C. Exhibited during Industries, Innovators, Entrepreneurs, Facilitators and Academia (IIEFA- 2016), VNIT, Nagpur, SciFFI 2015, Goa, AQUA-Goa, Navelim, Goa and India International Science Festival (IISF- 2016), Goa.

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b. Outputs: i. Periodic Reports Submitted ii. Publications

i. Total number: 118 ii. CumulativeiF (as per 2015 figures) : 237.021 iii. Average IF: 2.008 iv. Average IF/scientist: 18.232

iii. Patents (or other forms of IP generated such as Copyrights, Designs etc.) i. Filed: NA ii. Granted iii. Licensed

iv. Human Resource generated 1. PhD fellows (give PhDs completed & pursuing separately) 2. Project fellows 3. Skills imparted

a. Including skill set developed for technical services/ consultancy/ training purposes

1. India International Science Exhibitions -2015,2016.

2. Imparted training to GSI officers in three batches (4 officers) for 10 days each

3.External collaborations established

• Members of NGHP (DGH, ONGC, NGRI, OIL, RIL, GSI and MoES)

• University of Oklahama

• liT, Chennai

• Underwater ranges (DRDO),

• Invited talks,

• Workshop and Joint Cruise on board Fishing vessels.

• Guest Editor of Ocean Acoustic articles in SCI journals.

• International Quiet Ocean Experiment (IQOE) - Membership of SCOR and POGO

• Co-Chair IQOE WG-Biodiversity of coral reefs using acoustics

• Chief Editor- Journal of Acoustical Society of India

• OrganizedNational Symposium on Acoustics (NSA - 2015) at CSIR-NIO.

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s. Lead/Tech nolo Salient TRL of IP Status Status of No gy/Product Features of the Lead/ ofLead/Technol DPR/Commerci

(listed above in the Tech nolo ogy/Product al Technical outcomes) Lead/Tech gy Report of Lead/

nology/ /Product Technology/ Product Product

The software The Testing of Under Yet to be

for high software software Development started

resolution being for high seismic developed resolution velocities from is intended seismic the to carry out velocities( multichannel the high TRL-3). seismic data, resolution especially for velocity gas hydrates analysis studies. automaticall

y without any manual intervention for gas hydrate exploration .

2 Multi-Channel The MCDL Multi- Finishing stage Already TOT is

Data Logger is unique Channel planned

(MCDL) low cost Data device for Logger marine and (MCDL) forest (TRL-5) application and has no competitor

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3 Formation Global Methane Yet to be taken Yet tostart

kinetics and benchmark gas up

structural (-180 v/v) storage stability of for rapid system in methane gas and efficient lab scale hydrates in methane reactors porous storage has (TRL-1) medium: already Methane Laboratory been gas study achieved in storage

nova I and porous transport material. at ion

system (TRL-2)

6. SectoraiMonitoring Committee Recommendations on Lead/Technology/Product (listed above):

For each Lead/Technology/Product provide details separately:

Criteria SMC Recommendations

Name of 1. Identification of Gas Hydrate Signature

Lead/Technology/Product in Cauvery Basin 2. Softwaremodule for automated high

resolution seismic velocity analysis

Is the Lead/ Yes Technology/Product worth taking up further?

What are the further R&D efforts that need to be put by CSIRICSIR laboratories?

Global benchmarking of the Lead/Technology/Product specifically wrt specifications and cost

Is the Lead/Technology/Product worthy of commissioning a DPR at this stage?

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What are the likely resources and time duration required for taking forward the identified Lead/ Technology/Product to the desired TRL?

Potential stake holders who may be appropriate to partner technically as well as financially

Suggestion for plausible road map towards further development of lead/technology/product for achieving desired TRL

GO/NO GO further Go development

Other suggestions, if any, related to benefits/usage/ commercialization

7. Identified "lessons to be learnt", especially from shortcomings/failures.

8. Comments on financial progress on the project - fund availability and utilizationof fund inthe project:

Financial Progress is satisfactory. Investment made is justified.

9. SectoraiMonitoring Committee Recommendations on Facility creation or other outcomes:

10.Grading of Project Execution: Outstanding/ Excellent/ Very Good/ Good Satisfactory/ Un-satisfactory

Very Good

11.Additional comments, if any:

• User friendly version with GUI facility to be developed.

• Use of passive seismic may be explored for studying propagation of hydro fractures

• Results derived from the study of 85°E ridge need to be shared with hydrocarbon and mineral industry

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Signature of Chairman & all Members of Sectoral Monitoring Committee

<'\' ~'1-r---Prof T. Balasubramanian

(Member)

Dr. Vijay Kulkarni (Member)

~~lh Dr. S. Srikanth

ember)

b~ ~fY Dr. Ra r~ ~ohan (Member) (Member)

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(Member)

Dr. Sudeep Kumar (Member)

Dr.S::o:: (Chairman)

Dr. T. Harinarayana (Member)

S~ra Nominee of FA, CSIR-

Member

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