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Understand and de-risk geothermal energy prospects, from exploration to production, with multidisciplinary
geoscience data, technology and expertise.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has just concluded its Sixth Assessment Report Cycle (AR6). The reports making up the AR6 provide the most comprehensive overview of the current state of climate change, its impacts and the adaptation and mitigation options that are ...
Screen opportunities using the latest North Sea seepage data results, which comprise more than 5,000 interpreted satellite-borne radar scenes to provide unrivalled insight into the nature and locations of hydrocarbon seepage across the entire North Sea.
The Cornerstone OBN data set delivers subsurface images of unprecedented quality in the most challenging areas of the UK Central North Sea, de-risking field development and near-field exploration.
There have been many advances in natural language processing in recent years but most of the work have been focused on texts from a general domain or medicine and so datasets in the geology domain are sadly lacking. We demonstrate how existing taxonomy and ...
The Greater Castberg survey was acquired in 2019 using a source-over-spread acquisition design with an additional source at the front of the streamers, towed by the receiver boat, to permit recording of longer offsets. Starting from an initial anisotropic model, time-lag full waveform inversion ...
Offshore Gabon has several challenges for seismic exploration. The major difficulty is obtaining a detailed and accurate velocity model. Complicated salt structures with overhangs, variability within the salt and carbonate rafts with Karst features pose difficult challenges to conventional velocity model building. Moreover, these ...
We discuss the processing and imaging challenges relating to a marine seismic survey acquired northwest of the Shetland Islands. The proximity of the survey to the islands forced the acquisition direction to be strike to the subsurface geology. A shooting vessel provided wide azimuth ...