CONNECTION OF SALT DIAPIRS ACTIVITY WITH HYDROCARBON PRESENCE ON CLOSELY SPACED SITES
Increasing of industry needs in energy carriers requires constant replenishment of the hydrocarbon resource base for ceaseless production. Salt diapirs as the most tectonic mobile parts of the sedimentary cover, connecting the hydrocarbon generation areas with the sites of their accumulation over the migration ways, which often coincide with the tectonic zones interconnected with the diapiric ways. Investigations of processes and rates of fluid migration prove that all existing hydrocarbon accumulations represents a relatively recent process time in geological terms, therefore, the prospects for oil and gas availability and the preliminary quantification of hydrocarbons on the adjacent areas of salt diapirs are proposed to be determined based on an analysis of their development during the Mesozoic era.