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Navigate shallow waters with DUG MP-FWI Imaging

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Shallow-water environments are notoriously challenging for conventional processing workflows due to the presence of strong, short-period multiples that obscure primary signal. Limitations in common multiple-prediction schemes often result in derived…

Subsalt success with DUG MP-FWI Imaging

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Resolving illumination issues caused by complex salt bodies has been a persistent geophysical challenge. DUG MP-FWI Imaging uses all parts of the scattered wavefield to reconstruct the reflectivity and kinematic…

DUG MP-FWI Imaging enables new discoveries with old data

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DUG MP-FWI Imaging is not just a solution for modern acquisition. It’s not just for high-density, full-azimuth, long-offset data. While modern acquisition has many benefits, significant uplift can still be…

DUG MP-FWI Imaging: Field data to fluid prediction

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Quantitative interpretation requires true amplitudes and high signal-to-noise ratio. DUG MP-FWI Imaging delivers superior pre-stack reflectivity outputs for both AVA analysis, and, elastic rock property and fluid prediction—directly from field…

Permeability multipliers: allies or foes?

Raffik Lazar - GeomodL International
3D reservoir modelling is built on 2 pillars: the static and dynamic reservoir models. The static model quantifies the architecture of the reservoir and the volume in place at initial…

A new closed-loop horizontal geothermal well solution

Kim Gunn Maver - Green Therma
In Europe, deep geothermal heat production for district heating and to a lesser extent district cooling is mainly based on the conventional doublet geothermal well solution. Examples are the wells…

Salt and Grit

Henk Kombrink
“My fascination with geology started with asking myself a question”, says Clara Rodríguez Rondón. “I grew up in Venezuela, in a town called San Juan de Los Morros, in a…

Geomodelling for CCS, a bridge too far?

Raffik Lazar, Geomodl International
Traditionally, geomodels are built in a simplistic fashion, taking into account the inherent degree of uncertainty in the input data. Attempting to accurately depict an unseen geological object, often multiple…

The competitive world of coring

Henk Kombrink
Until wireline logging came into swing, cutting core was the most important way to obtain reliable information about the targeted formation. With the advance of wireline logging though, the need…