Apply computer simulation techniques to find oil

On July 5, researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) said that through computer simulation, they have taken a new step toward understanding the process of moving the Earth's crust. In the olden times , it was possible to accurately locate future gas and oil reserves in the country.

Dr. Lloyd White, now a postdoctoral fellow at ANU's Earth Research Center and Royal Holloway University, says researchers have used a simple technique that allows comparisons of characteristics The prominence and structure of the crust that modern scientists have never used to study in the field.

Professor Gordon Lister of ANU's Earth Research Center also said the location of the oil and gas fields would be determined by evaluating the structure of the Earth's crust.

Australian scientists claim that the information obtained from the application of this technique will provide a more accurate view of the formation and location of oil and gas deposits. was discovered in the area on the southern edge of this country.

Geological studies show that about 165 million years ago, Australia, India and Antarctica were separated from the ancient continent of Gondwana. So far, scientists have argued about the location and process of splitting the continents, as well as the movement of Earth's crust in ancient times.