Petroleum Geosciences: Indian Contexts

Chapter 1 Plate-Tectonic Evolution of the Deep Ocean Basins Adjoining the Western Continental Margin of India—A Proposed Model for the Early Opening Scenario

Chapter 2 Rift Grabens and Crustal Architecture of the Offshore North East Coast-Mahanadi Basin, Eastern Continental Margin of India

Chapter 3 Study of CO 2 EOR in a Sector Model from Mature Oil Field, Cambay Basin, India

Chapter 4 Organic Properties and Hydrocarbon Generation Potential of Shales from Few Sedimentary Basins of India

Chapter 5 Overpressure Zones in Relation to In Situ Stress for the Krishna-Godavari Basin, Eastern Continental Margin of India: Implications for Hydrocarbon Prospectivity

Chapter 6 Estimation of In-situ Stress and Coal Bed Methane Potential of Coal Seams from Analysis of Well Logs, Ground Mapping and Laboratory Data in Central Part of Jharia Coalfield—An Overview

Chapter 7 Calcareous Algal-Rich Carbonate Sediments from Assam Shelf, N-E India: An Overview of the Palaeoenvironmental Implications

Chapter 8 Hydrocarbon Potential of the Paleogene Disang Group, Manipur Region, India-A Palynological Approach

Chapter 9 Identifying Relationship Amongst Vitrinite/Inertinite Ratio (V/I), Cleat Parameters, Vitrinite Reflectance, O/C Ratio and Permeability of Coal Seams and V/I Ratio as Exploration Tool: Study from Raniganj Coal Bed Methane Block, Essar Oil Limited, India

Chapter 10 Plant-Microbe Association-Assisted Removal of Heavy Metals and Degradation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Chapter 11 Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques for Indian Reservoirs

Chapter 12 India: Petroleum Policies and Geopolitics