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New GeoStreamer X multi-azimuth seismic dataset in the Norwegian Sea unlocks new prospectivity

Marcin Przywara, Stefan Möller and Jens Beenfeldt, PGS

June 10, 2024

The GeoStreamer X 2022 survey is shown in orange, highlighting the location of the line displayed. The survey area for the GeoStreamer X 2023 survey and the 2024 programs is…

Supporting the search for large scale carbon storage sites

Nick Lee, Bill Powell, Tilman Kluver and Cyrille Reiser, PGS

May 8, 2024

The role of the seismic industry in delivering successful CCS scale-up The seismic industry has, for a long time, been involved in helping to support the development and successful operation…

Deepwater Niger Delta

Avril Burrell and Wole Oyetoran, PGS, and Ahmad Abdullahi, NUPRC

October 9, 2023

PGS MultiClient data library, offshore Nigeria. Location of the MegaSurveyPlus 3D data is shown in teal, with the area of interest highlighted in orange. Nigeria MegaSurveyPlus Reprocessing delivers excellent resolution of complex…

Revealing a promising new play concept in the Salar Basin, offshore Canada

Yermek Balabekov, Susana Tierrablanca, Siriram Arasanipalai & Nizar Chemingui, PGS

August 28, 2023

Joint PGS/TGS MultiClient data library. The study area is located in the Salar Basin. The South Bank 3D survey is shown in orange. Estimating reliable earth properties using PGS Ultima…

New GeoStreamer X data for exploration, ILX and appraisal in the Norwegian Sea

Kjetil Roverud, Stefan Möller and Jens Beenfeldt, PGS

May 31, 2023

The GeoStreamer X 2022 survey is shown in orange with the main seismic section highlighted. The survey area for the ongoing GeoStreamer X 2023 and the 2024 program is outlined…

Potential prospectivity identified in the Orphan Basin

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October 14, 2022

Joint PGS/TGS library. The Blomidon survey is shown in orange and the PGS Ultima test area covers 900 sq. km of that survey. The survey is a part of…

Accurate Reservoir Attributes Delivered with GeoStreamer X in the South Viking Graben, Norway

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September 2, 2022

Illustrated here are the two GeoStreamer X surveys (2019 southern polygon and 2020 northern polygon), the rockAVO wells used in this study and the random line for the main seismic…

The Greater Orphan Basin: unraveling Newfoundland’s emerging energy plays

Hermann Lebit, Yermek Balabekov and Taylor Buckley; PGS

August 18, 2021

Figure 1: Major tectonic and structural elements of the Grand Banks. The pull-apart geometry of the Orphan Basin is well outlined by the breakup (Cretaceous) unconformity as well as the…

GeoStreamer X delivers near-field multi-azimuth dataset for accurate lead characterisation, South Viking Graben, Norway

Cyrille Reiser and Eric Mueller; PGS

June 18, 2021

Figure 1: The GeoStreamer X Viking Graben location (left) and acquisition conu001F gurations (right). Two new azimuths were acquired in 2019 in addition to the 2011 survey; the new azimuths…

Orphan Basin, Canada: from regional prospect screening to reliable reservoir attributes estimation

Scott Opdyke, Cyrille Reiser, Tiago Alcantara and Elena Polyaeva; PGS

December 5, 2020

Figure 2: (a) Location of the Long Range, Tablelands and North Tablelands 3D surveys; (b) Locator map looking north across the surveys. The amplitude extraction on the seafloor demonstratesthe modern…

GeoStreamer X in the Viking Graben illuminates complex targets

Kai Fløistad and Julien Oukili, PGS

August 17, 2020

Figure 2: The GeoStreamer X Viking Graben location (left) and acquisition configurations (right). Two new azimuths were acquired in 2019 in addition to the 2011 survey; the new azimuths are…

North Gabon: lightning strikes connect the Gulf of Mexico subsalt trend to North Gabon

Karyna Rodriguez, Neil Hodgson, Howard Nicholls and Paolo Esestime, TGS

December 12, 2019

Figure 1: Final Velocity model (TVDSS). Detached salt bodies and well-defined salt flanks resulting from several iterations of manually picked salt bodies provided to constrain the tomographic updates. The tanzanites,…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

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