Subsurface plumbing system architecture in the South Makassar Basin, offshore Indonesia, and its implications for methane emissions and geological storage

  • 0Center for Sustainable Geoscience and Outreach (CSGO), Universitas Pertamina, Jakarta, Indonesia. harya.nugraha@uib.no.

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