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Scientists from Skoltech and the Keldysh Institute published results in the International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering showing a new model for assessing risks. Researchers found hydrate dissociation begins at, 1.1°C, 1.1°C before ice melting in frozen sand samples. The study validates a computer model against lab data to predict gas emissions and ground subsidence around Arctic oil wells.
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