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Paleogeography and business

“The production of paleogeographic maps is an economically useful exercise for consultancy companies such as ours”, says Andy Horbury from Cambridge Carbonates. His company has been involved in constructing, editing, and selling paleogeography maps of the Arabian Plate for over…

Henk Kombrink

October 31, 2023

inApril successfully completes first project of the North Sea season

The initial nodes from the company’s rental pool have already seen successful service on one North Sea project and are now being deployed on a second for a different OBN operator. “This is the era of seabed seismic”, says Anne…

Henk Kombrink

August 22, 2023

Advances in survey design

The traditional model of survey design uses a survey design tool to create geometry which is passed to a different program – often Excel – to estimate cost. Iterating to find the most cost-effective survey design using this approach is…

David Ridyard, ACTeQ

August 7, 2023

Developments in seismic data processing techniques

Dedicated software programs employ several techniques, including non-linear traveltime tomography, land-specific FWI, bending ray Kirchhoff migration, anisotropic depth imaging, and horizon-consistent velocity modeling, to achieve obtaining accurate earth models. The near-surface model estimation uses nonlinear tomography, which considers topography and…

Alan Bembridge, Geo Resources Consultancy International

July 19, 2023

95% of seismic data was unused – for the wrong reasons

“My first start-up failed”, said Bill Shea at the EAGE Annual in Vienna recently. “But, maybe it was meant to be, because the second time it went much better and look where we are now!” The main reason why Bill…

Henk Kombrink

June 22, 2023

“If I do it again, I want to do it even better”

At some point in the last few years, Anders Kihlberg asked himself: “What were the best years of my life?” Soon he came to the conclusion that it was the first three years of building the software that later became…

Henk Kombrink

June 15, 2023

From oil and gas to geothermal

Now known as S3 Smart Seismic Solutions, I met with Jean-Baptiste Chalvidan and Patrick Robert at the EAGE Annual in Vienna last week. “Compared to the years with CGG, where we mainly focused on services for the oil and gas…

Henk Kombrink

June 13, 2023

Geothermal development programs in Alaska

Alaska’s Mount Spurr and Mount Augustine are two active stratovolcanoes closely monitored by the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO). Despite their geothermal potential, these volcanoes have yet to be fully explored or utilised for energy production. Geothermal energy is generated by…

Guy Oliver, GEOLOG

April 13, 2023

Loke acquires deep-sea mineral licences in the Pacific Ocean

Loke Marine Minerals announced yesterday that it acquired UK Seabed Resources’ deep-sea mineral business. UK Seabed Resources (UKSR) holds a 100% interest in two deep-sea mineral licences located in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) in the Pacific Ocean, sponsored by the…

Henk Kombrink

March 16, 2023

A Brand New AI Arena

OpenMind is its new seismic interpretation platform, solely visualizing and operating in 3D view. The ambition is to create the best auto-tracker in the world and add AI routines to scrutinize the seismic for geological useful information. “GeoMind believes that…

Henk Kombrink

September 1, 2022

PGS awarded 4D GeoStreamer monitoring surveys

Yesterday, PGS announced the award of 4D GeoStreamer monitoring surveys over the Visund field in the North Sea and the Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea. Further, the company was recently awarded a 3D exploration survey over the Prinsen and…

Henk Kombrink

April 27, 2022

Equinor and APT join forces in a R&D project

“How can we extract more relevant information that helps operators find and produce more oil and gas despite having access to fewer data sources? This is the challenge we aim to solve together with Equinor,” says Helge Nyrønning, CEO of…

Press Release

April 26, 2022

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Company news

Paleogeography and business

inApril successfully completes first project of the North Sea season

Advances in survey design

Developments in seismic data processing techniques

95% of seismic data was unused – for the wrong reasons

“If I do it again, I want to do it even better”

From oil and gas to geothermal

Geothermal development programs in Alaska

Loke acquires deep-sea mineral licences in the Pacific Ocean

A Brand New AI Arena

PGS awarded 4D GeoStreamer monitoring surveys

Equinor and APT join forces in a R&D project

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