TGS Nopec announces Espirito Santo multi-client 3D survey offshore Brazil

TGS Nopec announces Espirito Santo multi-client 3D survey offshore Brazil 1

OSLO: TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company ASA, a leading provider of multi-client geoscience data for exploration & production (E&P) companies, today announced the commencement of the Espirito Santo multi-client 3D seismic survey offshore Brazil. This project is supported by industry funding.

This survey, covering 2,694 square kilometers, will broaden the region’s 3D coverage while adding to the extensive offshore seismic library. This survey is being acquired in a dual-azimuth acquisition format.

Kristian Johansen, CEO at TGS, commented, “We are pleased to commence this new survey as we grow our 3D library and further position TGS in the region.

Further, we remain strongly committed to conducting our operations in a sustainable manner while providing first-class data and insights services offshore Brazil and all areas of operations around the world.”

Espirito Santo fast track data is expected in Q4 2021 and will be processed using Dynamic Matching Full Wave Inversion. DM-FWI is a technology that uses seismic reflection and refraction information to automatically update the velocity model and allows for superior, geologically coherent velocity models, improved subsurface analysis and reduced uncertainty.

Dynamic Matching FWI achieves a step-change in velocity modeling where imaging in depth is clearer and more geologically consistent while overcoming many of the limitations of standard FWI.

TGS provides multi-client geoscience data to oil and gas Exploration and Production companies worldwide. In addition to extensive global geophysical and geological data libraries that include multi-client seismic data, magnetic and gravity data, digital well logs, production data and directional surveys, TGS also offers advanced processing and imaging services, interpretation products, and data integration solutions. http://www.tgs.com

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