PGS has released data from its GeoStreamer X Viking Graben 2019 programme in the Lille Prinsen area, North Sea.
PGS has released data from its GeoStreamer X Viking Graben 2019 programme in the Lille Prinsen area, North Sea.
The company said that the data delivers an ‘impressive uplift’ in subsurface resolution of the highly prolific Viking Graben, which has multiple proven and partially stacked plays covering Eocene Grid sands to Zechstein carbonates and fractured/weathered basement.
Multi-azimuth illumination and broadband processing have addressed the multiple subsurface imaging challenges that beset this area, said PGS. These range from shallow subsurface channels and glacial features, Tertiary low-velocity anomalies and high-velocity sand injectites (V-brights), to multiple contaminations in the polygonal faulted Paleogene and below the high impedance rugose Chalk.
PGS said that it would soon release fast-track data from the 2020 GeoStreamer X survey over Balder/Ringhorne.
