Reprocessing of seismic data across the Malvinas Basin has increased the hydrocarbon potential offshore Argentina by defining virtually unexplored Tertiary plays.

A new integrated approach to oil and gas exploration in the MSGBC Basin, North West Africa.

Better subsurface imaging tools based on geological models and full waveform inversion reveal further hydrocarbon potential in the Faroe-Shetland Basin.

GeoStreamer X, a faster, smarter acquisition and subsurface imaging solution, reveals greater hydrocarbon potential in the Viking Graben by illuminating complex geological targets, with a significantly reduced environmental footprint.

New high quality 2D seismic datasets and a regional prospectivity study bring greater understanding of the distribution and extent of prospective hydrocarbon plays throughout the Banda Arc.

Modern data analysis techniques are providing new insights into reservoir distribution and hydrocarbon potential of the Lixus Offshore licensing area in Morocco - redefining Neogene clastic fairways in the offshore Rharb Basin.

Improvements in seismic processing are revealing huge offshore oil and gas potential in the southern Gulf of Mexico.

Eastern Canada is one of the most promising deepwater exploration areas in the world, where the implementation of state-of-the-art imaging technology is critical to develop a more detailed local subsurface understanding.

Depth modelling using several algorithms has significantly improved salt imaging in the Bay of Campeche, revealing greater insight into the oil and gas opportunities in deepwater Gulf of Mexico.

A new regional study of the South-Eastern Caribbean hydrocarbon exploration opportunities using deep seismic imaging.

A new regional broadband seismic dataset allows the evaluation of Patch Bank Ridge play elements in the Norwegian North Sea.

Combining streamer and node technology to provide high resolution seismic in congested areas with a fast turnaround.

3D seismic data acquired by TGS has yielded unprecedented subsalt seismic imaging in North Gabon, revealing the future Mahoganies, Hickories, Tanzanites and Mad Dogs of West Africa.

Regional seismic data allows petroleum plays to be interpreted in full for the first time across the Côte d’Ivoire.

Mixed/hybrid deepwater turbiditic-contouritic depositional systems are only just beginning to be understood, but show great hydrocarbon potential.