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PRIOBSKOYE FIELD STUDIES - RUSSIAN, JOINT U.S.-RUSSIAN, AND AMOCO

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4.2. PRIOBSKOYE FIELD STUDIES - RUSSIAN, JOINT U.S.-RUSSIAN, AND AMOCO
The Federal Center for Geoecological Systems (FCGS), a Russian research organization with wide experience in environmental studies, conducted on-site observations and measurements in September 1996 in order to verify third-party data from previous studies that was included in the Priobskoye oil field GIS. The in-situ data included:
1. Ground granulametric composition, chemical composition, and composition of ground microcompounds from shallow boreholes along three profiles in Site 1 (31 samples)
2. Surface water characteristics—conductivity, salinity, mineralization, and temperature
(10 isolated points and 3 streams)
3. Microcompound and organic compound content of in-situ water samples (7 samples)
A joint U.S.-Russian tour of the Priobskoye region was conducted in September 1996.
The activities included meetings and talks with local environmental officials, a tour of a pipe- coating facility, an aerial survey of the left-bank production facility and a ground survey of the
Balanskaya tributary. Extensive photos and videos were taken by the participants. As a result of the trip, discussions of joint field work were discussed whereby the techniques used by both sides could be compared.

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Amoco has been involved in the Priobskoye area since 1991. In 1993 Amoco was chosen to be the foreign partner in the development of the Priobskoye oil field. In conjunction with its bid and financing proposals Amoco has conducted extensive talks with local people, government regulators, and Russian partners to identify environmental concerns. In its Draft Environmental
Impact Statement conducted to meet international lending institution requirements
(Yuganskneftegaz and Amoco, 1995) Amoco included extensive field studies of wildlife,
fisheries, vegetation, soils, and water. Amoco also produced a socioeconomic profile of the local communities. Amoco provided these data for the use of the Oil and Gas Subgroup.

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