CGG has announced the completion of three-dimensional(3D) Pre-Stack Depth Migrated(PSDM) seismic dataset from its recent 15,400 sq km multi-client survey of the outer Zambezi Delta in the Mozambique Basin.
The data is now available for licence.
The seismic information was acquired over blocks Z5-C andZ5-Dand surrounding open acreage as part of a multi-client programmeagreed between CGG and Mozambique’s Instituto Nacional de Petroleo (INP).
“The final PSDM data identifies key stratigraphic intervals for a better understanding of the petroleum system and, in conjunction with the high-resolution gravity and magnetic data, brings new information on the basin morphology and its evolution”, CGG says in a statement, adding that its advanced imaging workflow, “including full-waveform inversion (FWI), reveals a high level of detail in this complex geological setting, such as the complex deep marine turbiditic system and associated frontal splays, and the complex faulting pattern and internal architecture of the Beira High”.
CGG’s media relations unit explains that a complementary Mozambique JumpStart™ package is also now available to license with the PSDM seismic data, in order for clients to experience an enhanced exploration decision-making,.“This package provides an integrated geoscience analysis ofall theregional data available and frames itin its geological context in an easily accessible format.
“Data from 11 wells has been analyzed in detail alongside the new seismic interpretation which was supported by hydrocarbon seep identification, high-resolution potential fields data and the full suite of Robertson multi-client geological data sets”.
