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The article describes the informational and methodological support of the aerospace monitoring of a sea shelf for revealing the temperature and optical anomalies over the deposits of hydrocarbons. The geology-geophysical and hydrophysical factors, as the most important ones, affecting the efficiency of the searching for hydrocarbon deposits are considered. It is established that, between the hydrophysical and hydrodynamic processes in near-surface water layers on the boundary between water and atmosphere, dynamical processes in a fluid, geological structure of the lithosphere, and underwater landscapes, there is an interconnection that should be taken into account, when detecting the hydrocarbon deposit, by using the remote sensing.

The informational and methodical support of the aerospace monitoring of a sea shelf for the detection of anomalies over hydrocarbon deposits