Licensing and Bid Rounds
Explore where TGS can provide subsurface intelligence for better decisions on upcoming license rounds. We provide detailed images of the subsurface, interpretation and data integration solutions so that you can evaluate your area of interest with ease. Leading up to bid rounds and when blocks are awarded, search our data library or dive into our story maps to find the insights you need to de-risk and mitigate exploration and product initiatives.

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Brazil Permanent Rounds
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Timor-Leste 2020/2021
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APA 2021
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East Coast Canada
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Gabon 12th Round
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Liberia Direct Negotiation
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Somalia 1st Round
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Mozambique 6th Round
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Global Data Library
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Oct
2022
Technical Library
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Regional License Round Evaluation with 2D-cubed
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A step-change in the use of traditional 2D data; TGS has developed a methodology called 'structurally conformable interpolation’, also known as 2Dcubed. The workflow includes survey-matching of different vintages; data-driven geological model-building to interpolate large distances between existing data, and a 3D post-stack migration to minimize 2D migration artefacts. 2Dcubed provides a fantastic tool for preliminary block appraisal.Contact our teams for more information.
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Revealing Africa's Most Successful New Plays
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Jaan is a 3D seismic project that weaves its way across Senegal, Gambia and Guinea-Bissau territories over the Cretaceous Palaeo Shelf-Edge Trend (PSET), the setting for the FAN and SNE discoveries;- Africa's most successful play of recent times.
Since 2014, two thirds of all the oil and gas discovered offshore Africa has been found in the basins of North West Africa; over 8 Billion BOE in total. This really demonstrates the significance of the province in a global context. -
Transforming Velocity Models in Mature Basins
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Dynamic Matching Full Wave Inversion (DM FWI) is a technology that uses seismic reflection and refraction information to automatically update the velocity model. The Dynamic Matching feature is the TGS technique that overcomes many of the limitations of standard FWI like cycle skipping.
Dynamic Matching FWI allows for superior, geologically coherent velocity models, improved subsurface analysis and reduced uncertainty. It will enable reduced cycle times, cost reduction and significant de-risking in complex imaging areas.