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1 Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing:
Seafloor and Subseafloor Applications Robert Kleinberg Schlumberger Ridgefield, Connecticut July 2003

2 Methane Hydrate Stability in Ocean and Sediment
Hydrate Stability Zone after Suess Hydrate Trapped in Sediments

3 Motivation for Temperature Sensing
To understand DBSR (Double Bottom Simulating Reflector) Which BSR represents the contemporary thermal regime? Are hydrates forming or dissociating between the BSRs? To understand thermal regime throughout gas hydrate stability zone Are the temperature gradients nonlinear? If so, are they due to dynamic processes or heterogeneous distribution of hydrate?

4 Two Fiber Optic Temperature Measurement Systems
Distributed Temperature Sensing System (DTS) for coarse measurements over entire stability zone (~500 m) continuous profile z = 1 m vertical resolution T = 0.2C temperature resolution  Bragg Grating method (FBG) for fine point measurements near base of gas hydrate stability zone 30 discrete sensors z = 8 mm sensor, 1 m measurement interval T = 0.01C temperature resolution

5 DTS: Raman Scattering Lower Frequency Stokes Line - Weak Temperature
Dependence Lower Frequency Anti-Stokes Line - Strong Temperature Dependence Higher Frequency

6 Incident Raleigh Light Incident Raleigh Light Incident Raleigh Light
DTS Measurement Concept 10 ns infrared pulses Optical Fiber Laser Incident Raleigh Light Brillouin Anti-Stokes Raman Band Stokes Incident Raleigh Light Brillouin Anti-Stokes Raman Band Stokes Incident Raleigh Light Brillouin Anti-Stokes Raman Band Stokes Back Scattered Light Incident Raleigh Light Analyser Brillouin Anti-Stokes Raman Band Stokes Raman Band Spectra of Back Scattered Light

7 Fiber Bragg Grating Measurement Concept
Light Source Detector Temperature-Dependent Interference Gratings splitter Wavelength Broadband Excitation one peak from each grating temperature changes peak positions slightly

8 Temperature Measurement Cable & System Deployment Nankai Trough, Offshore Honshu
Schlumberger JNOC AIST JAMSTEC ~1000m

9 Seafloor Monitoring System
power/signal buoy sea surface 1000 m sensor packages seafloor


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