Features of Microleveling in The Processing of Geophysical Data Obtained on a Moving Base

Abstract

Summary To properly assess environmental safety, it is crucial to identify environmental pollution risks resulting from a certain type of business activity. A special place among such activities is occupied by the organization of hydrocarbon production in the Arctic region, due to the extreme vulnerability of this area to anthropogenic impacts, which can lead to irreversible consequences for the environment. To solve this problem, the authors are developing a universal methodology that allows to assess environmental risks in the design of oil fields in the region, as well as to respond in a timely manner to dangerous anthropogenic impacts. In the present work, the first results related to the development of risk assessment criteria, their weight, as well as the structure and sequence of assessment are presented.