A fresh look at a clearer image: new PSTM data reveals significant exploration potential of the Cuba Exclusive Economic Zone (CEEZ).

Brand new, high resolution, 3D multicomponent seismic data from PGS has enhanced the geological understanding of one of the last remaining frontier basins in the far south-west Barents Sea.

Following modern reprocessing of multi-client data, PGS discuss the four key reasons to be excited about the hydrocarbon prospectivity in the São Tomé and Príncipe Exclusive Economic Zone (STP-EEZ).

TGS basin modelling provides new insights into the MSGBC Basin to help analogue-chasing the next SNE.

Unlocking the extraordinary hydrocarbon potential of the Eastern Mediterranean, offshore Lebanon, with Spectrum's reprocessed broadband seismic data of the Levant Basin.

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.

A region with prolific petroleum systems, such as in the Santos, Campos and Sergipe Basins; new hydrocarbon prospectivity in Brazil has been discovered in the less explored East Potiguar Basin.

PetroMarker’s unique 3D vertical EM technology acquires robust data for new development opportunities in already-explored areas such as the Norwegian Sea.

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

Interpretation of new and reprocessed data reveals clear identification of promising plays.

State-of-the-art seismic acquisition technology and advanced geological concepts, unlock new hydrocarbon potential for offshore Argentina.

Modern 3D seismic offers the opportunity to generate new hydrocarbon prospects on the Norsel High at the heart of the Norwegian Barents Sea.

New 3D surveys, covering over 8,400 km2, have identified a large number of new hydrocarbon prospects in Equatorial Guinea.