PGS and ION Geophysical have integrated datasets in Trinidad and Tobago ahead of the country’s deepwater licensing round later this year.
PGS and ION Geophysical have integrated datasets in Trinidad and Tobago ahead of the country’s deepwater licensing round later this year.
Integration of PGS and ION seismic datasets in Trinidad and Tobago aims at giving energy companies regional correlation of key data points across the area.
‘The complex geology of the region is becoming increasingly important to understand as petroleum play types evolve with continued exploration successes,’ said PGS.
Six individual MC2D data packages are available targeting areas relevant for the Trinidad & Tobago round.
The first package is nearly 1966 km of long-offset broadband 2D data in the deepwater Atlantic area.
The second package is 2352 km of high-resolution 2D seismic data in the Patao High area.
The third package is 2448 km of long offset broadband data in the Western Tobago Sub-Basin.
The fourth package is CaribeSPAN, approx. 700 km of long offset PSDM seismic data, supplemented by 5200 km of deeply imaged reprocessed data on a tight 4 km grid in the Trinidad Regional Line
The fifth package is 4900 km of reprocessed, vintage data located over the ultra-deep area east of Trinidad at Darien Ridge.
The sixth package is the reprocessing of the Caramaba area.
Trinidad and Tobago has set a deadline of 2 June for offers in its deepwater open bid round.
