TGS and PGS release final data for Torngat 3D offshore Labrador
The Torngat survey covers approximately 3300 km2 and sits within Labrador Sea’s southern sedimentary basins, where frontier exploration has already successfully identified hydrocarbons.
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The Torngat survey covers approximately 3300 km2 and sits within Labrador Sea’s southern sedimentary basins, where frontier exploration has already successfully identified hydrocarbons.
The new joint data library will comprise nearly 1 million line km of complementary data.
The agreement between the two companies includes the reprocessing and imaging of over 5000 miles2 of multi-client seismic data.
The project is in support of the country's ongoing licence round, expected to close in the first half of 2021.
Gabon’s Directorate General of Hydrocarbons and PGS have expanded the Gabon MegaSurvey coverage, significantly increasing access to 3D seismic over the 35 blocks on offer as part of the country's offshore licensing round.
The survey is located south of the high-profile discoveries in the Santos Basin and the recent sought-after blocks offered in Rounds 15 and 16.
The additional work will commence directly after the conclusion of a previously announced contract, and will last approximately two weeks.
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The seismic data is being processed in the company's Weybridge imaging centre and early results will be available in August.
The AM20 survey covers the latest APA19 awards in the Norwegian Sea.
The 900 km2 survey provides increased resolution and sharper imaging of prolific Upper Cretaceous plays in Ivory Coast block CI-706.
The survey took place in the Petrel field, located in the Bonaparte Basin.