Some thoughts on the future of marine towed streamer seismic acquisition for offshore oil and gas exploration.

To boldly go where no interpreter has gone before, getting one step closer to achieving the fully automated detection of faults in 3D seismic data.

Seismic detection and Identification of potential hydrocarbon source rock horizons is the first and most important step in the evaluation of frontier basins.

Lightning analysis provides a new geophysical technique, which is safe and cost- effective and has the potential to spark a step change in the geophysical exploration for oil and gas and minerals.

Part 2: Early developments of marine vibrators for geophysical acquisition techniques made by PGS.

Ocean-bottom seismic acquisition is encroaching on the traditional marine streamer market by offering unique, scalable and efficient solutions for exploration and development of oil and gas.

Propelling the science of geophysics through cooperation to meet the grand challenges of tomorrow.

Revealing your drilling target’s sweet spots using seismic reservoir characterization techniques.

The next phase for Santos Basin appraisal and development will require new seismic data that captures the pre-salt accurately.

The geological exploration success of two deepwater underexplored basins; the Ceará and Potiguar Basins of Brazil, indicate working petroleum systems and potential deepwater reservoirs.

Michael Forrest, also known as the ‘Father of Bright Spots’ from his work in petroleum exploration with Shell, tells us about the success of his career in geophysics.

Part II: A step by step guide to learning and mastering depth conversion in geophysics.

PGS superior GeoStreamer PURE pre-stack broadband seismic imaging reveals super producer hydrocarbon discoveries in the North Sea Viking Graben injectite structures.

New high resolution 3D seismic data acquired by TGS redefines exploration opportunities in the Norwegian North Atlantic Margin

New 3D seismic data provides fresh insight into the future oil & gas potential of the prolific Hammerfest Basin in the Norwegian Barents Sea.