Gloss Mountain and Canton
TGS has 11,990 square kilometers of data in the Mid-Continent region of the Lower 48 which includes the Gloss Mountain 3D survey with the nearby Canton 3D survey which together encompass approximately 2,895 square kilometers in Major, Woods and Blaine counties in the Anadarko Basin. Historical production in this area comes from stacked pay horizons ranging from the Ordovician Arbuckle to the Pennsylvanian Marmaton Group. Current targets include the Hunton, Woodford, and multiple zones within the Mississippian.
TGS continues to upgrade technologies employed in AVO compliant processing such as low-frequency receiver correction, 5D interpolation, multi-dimensional/multi-pass noise attenuation, anisotropic migration, and quantitative QC’s (avo and well tie analysis, etc.). These technologies are critical for producing full integrity, high-resolution seismic products, fit-for-purpose for the generation of subsequent interpretive products.
Products for both 3D surveys are available immediately.
Kingberry 3D
TGS Kingberry 3D encompasses 717 square kilometers in Kingfisher and Garfield counties in the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma. The survey sits along the eastern flank of the Anadarko Basin along the Nemaha uplift and offers high resolution imaging of multiple productive Mississippian, Oswego and Hunton horizons. Seismic presents a high value in this part of the basin due to subtle erosion and subcropping of the reservoirs against the Nemaha high. Hunton reservoirs have historically been produced through conventional completions but are now being exploited by unconventional methods.
