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

Olympus, once ruled by Titans and Olympians. Will Spectrum's gargantuan 3D seismic dataset 'Olympus' rule the basin image & reveal titanic fortunes?

2017 Block Offer

New Imaging of the Vulcan Sub-basin

The Kimberley National Landscape of Western Australia. Wilderness, adventure and dinosaurs are waiting for you!

The resurgence of offshore exploration in the Asia-Pacific region is dependent on more acreage

2 Tcfg Discovery

Seismic sources and marine wildlife

Reprocessing of vintage seismic has opened up new frontier exploration potential in Papua New Guinea.

Applying Modern Processing Workflows in the Vulcan Sub-Basin.

‘Big Red’ country, encapsulated in Australia’s first National Landscape - Australia’s Red Centre is now being recognised as a major draw for global travellers seeking outstanding geotourism experiences in the country.

Through researching the carbonate deposits in her country’s back yard, a geotechnical engineer is pioneering industry advances on the seafloor.

The 2014 Phoenix South-1 well drilled offshore Western Australia has confirmed at least four discrete oil columns in the Triassic Lower Keraudren Formation. The discovery of exceptionally good quality light oil with a high API gravity and favourable mobility represents one of the most significant developments in the region in recent times. The discovery, made whilst searching for the extension of discovered gas, represents a new oil province for Australia.

Perched on the edge of a subduction zone, Papua New Guinea bears little resemblance to most of the world’s petroleum terranes. But the small Pacific nation is suddenly on the radar of the global petroleum industry and major players are racing to secure a position.