Shearwater Geoservices has launched a seismic source technology for marine seismic surveys.
Shearwater Geoservices has launched a seismic source technology for marine seismic surveys. Harmony provides enhanced low frequencies enabling better decisions for exploration, development and carbon storage monitoring applications, said Shearwater.
The technology has multiple applications, providing deeper seismic imaging, more realistic models of the earth’s subsurface and a more precise estimation of the reservoir properties for 3D and 4D applications, the company claimed.
‘We believe Harmony represents a significant upgrade to the quality of seismic data which will allow more accurate generation of models and images of the sub-surface and more precise characterization of rock and fluid properties. We are pleased to see that this technology has already attracted significant interest in the market with some very positive feedback from clients already testing it,’ said Shearwater’s chief technology officer Massimo Virgilio, who added that the technology was developed in close collaboration with energy companies who participated in trials. ‘Harmony comes after years of scientific investment to solve specific client needs and ambitions,’ he said.
Shearwater will make Harmony available across its fleet.
