Offshore – PGS Vessel Returns to Campos Basin to Continue 3D Filming

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Published on 01/12/2020 at 14:01

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PGS Will Return to the Campos Basin This December to Continue Its 3D Seismic Survey

Petroleum Geo-Services – PGS, will return with the PGS Ramform Titan vessel to the Campos Basin to continue the 3D seismic survey. The vessel will again be outfitted with 14 multisensor streamers, each 10.05 kilometers long, the longest offshore towable length in Brazil. The company states it will map over 8,400 square kilometers with the resumption of operations.

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The company explains that the Campos Deepwater GeoStreamer X project combines new 3D data, providing a radical change in image quality by delivering high-quality multi-azimuth seismic data, long-offset over the deep water portion of the northern Campos Basin.

The program uses PGS’s latest acquisition and imaging innovations, along with legacy library data. When completed, the survey will cover approximately 14,900 square kilometers.

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About PGS:

PGS is a global marine geophysical company with an extensive data library, a modern fleet of advanced seismic vessels for oil and gas. Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and with offices worldwide, PGS is among the leading marine seismic companies in the world.

Offshore – PGS Vessel Returns to Campos Basin to Continue 3D Filming

PGS Will Return to the Campos Basin This December to Continue Its 3D Seismic Survey

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