Seismic Data, Processing, Technology, Well Data Reports and Industry and Trade Publication Features, from the Experts at TGS
First Published: First Break, Vol. 42, June 2024 by Kyle Reuber, TGS, Bruno Conti, ANCAP, Milos Cvetkovic, TGS, Pablo Rodriguez, ANCAP and Henri Houllevigue, TGS
This article first appeared in The Houston Chronicle July 1, 2024.
TGS MultiClient 3D seismic data and recent research have enabled a better understanding of the structural architecture of the Côte d’Ivoire and Tano basins and reveal remaining underexplored...
Can you use a 3D seismic survey to perform geohazard analysis on shallow water datasets? TGS SWIM uses separated wavefield imaging to improve subsurface illumination in shallow water, with existing...
Towing marine seismic sources wider is more efficient, improves near-offset coverage and gives more accurate subsurface information. In the last two years, TGS has towed six wide-tow multi-source...
Advances in processing and imaging techniques, combined with increased compute power, mean that we can extract more details from existing seismic data. The rejuvenation of both legacy and more recent...
Data is now available from the SNS Vision project targeting exploration potential in the mature Southern North Sea gas province. The final data supports exploration both for postsalt CO2 storage...
TGS is committed to providing the offshore wind industry with a technically and commercially viable ultra-high resolution (UHR) 3D solution at scale. Ground conditions seriously impact wind farm...
There is a growing need for ultra-high resolution 3D seismic data in pre-installation site surveys for wind farms, where a detailed understanding of the properties of the upper 100 m or so of the...
To build robust models, it is generally advisable to draw from a diverse set of input sources. Geophysical data complements geotechnical data in subsurface investigations, UHR3D seismic data in...
