This comprises more than 35,000 sq km (13,513 sq mi) of what the company described as “state-of-the-art subsurface images.”
The survey was acquired during 2014-2016 in response to industry interest in this area. The resultant broadband seismic data set provides contiguous and uniform coverage over a mature offshore region, where significant accumulations of hydrocarbons are still being discovered in the established Jurassic plays.
High-resolution imaging of the shallow stratigraphy and improved imaging below the base Cretaceous Unconformity provides more accurate interpretation of potentially prospective reservoirs at all levels, CGG said.
