Application of X-band radar to sense hydrocarbon seepage

The second part of this article is an examination of empirical data. For this a large surveyed area with many oil and gas fields and anomalies will be used. Wells and production were present before the area was surveyed. Wells, successes and failures, were drilled after the survey. There is a plausible hypothesis to explain how radar is applicable to oil and gas exploration. The hypothesis is yet to be scientifically proven. Empirically, the data from a large survey point to a relationship between radar and the presence of hydrocarbons. Further assessment is needed.