The full dataset contains 166,000 km of 2D vintage seismic along the Eastern Seaboard of offshore USA, and was obtained from the BOEM (Bureau Ocean Energy Management).  All data has been through rigorous quality control in a standard industry interpretation platform.

The program named “Maximus” comprises 23,600 km of seismic MC2D data covering 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th round blocks in the Salinas Basin, in addition to a regional grid over the Yucatan Shelf and deep water.

The survey program started in July 2015.

PSTM and PSDM data is now available (September 2016).

Data processing is done by DUG.

The 16,563 km survey is targeting the highly prospective and underexplored basin along the Southeastern Caribbean and Western Atlantic margin of Northeast South America.

The Caribbean Atlantic Margin Deep Imaging survey is designed in two grids.  The Regional Grid is designed to assist oil companies to better understand the regional tectonic framework of the various basins along the Southeastern Caribbean and Western Atlantic margin of Northeast South America. The Detailed Grid, off Trinidad and Grenada, is to provide more detail, tying the producing areas to the underexplored deeper part of the Tobago Trough.  The Tobago Trough is an underexplored area flanked by oil and gas production to the East and South in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago and recently, with a new gas discovery offshore Grenada.  Based on seismic interpretation of the 2013 MCG 2D survey in Barbados, a thick sedimentary succession can be observed in the Tobago Trough.  The presence of a mature La Luna oil prone source rock in the Trough seem likely.

The Caribbean Atlantic Margin Deep Imaging survey will tie the Sandy Lane well in Barbados in addition to the Orchid and Hibiscus and several deeper wells in Trinidad and Tobago. Data will be processed in both time and depth, utilizing the latest broadband technology. Gravity and Magnetic data will also be acquired with the survey and is included in the license fee.

The Caribbean Atlantic Margin Deep Imaging survey is to be acquired in two parts, the Regional Grid and the Detailed Grid.  Acquisition of the regional grid started on the 16th July and covering, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada and St. Vincent. (Some changes to the program in St. Vincent grid are possible).  For the regional grid a 37.5 meter shotpoint interval and Continuous recording 18 second record length will be used.  The Detailed Grid will be acquired using the same parameters as the Regional Grid and will cover Trinidad and Tobago and Grenada.  The surveys will form a part of upcoming License rounds in the region.

High quality pre stack time, pre stack depth, gravity and magnetic data will be made available upon completion.

MCG is marketing and selling The Norwegian SUPERGRID owned and maintained by KADME, SXICOM and CAMA GeoScience.

The SUPERGRID consists of matched and merged continuous datasets put together by high-profile industry experts with extensive experience of the Norwegian Continental Shelf. To extend coverage and maximize value, each dataset will feature merged 2D/3D seismic data, velocity models, structural, fault and well interpretations and a comprehensive GIS Project. Core sample analyses are available for the Barents Sea.

All data is available for review in GeoCloud by Cegal.

To learn more contact us today, or visit https://www.kadme.com/supergrid 

Total of 6,405 km airborne gravity and magnetic data in the northeast Egypt transition zone. Fully processed datasets are now available.

Acquisition parameters

Line spacing / direction: 1000 m / 45˚ - 225˚
Tie line spacing / direction: 4000 m / 135˚ - 315˚
Flight altitude: 300 m +/- 20 m above highest point

Acquisition parameters
Line spacing / direction: 2,000 m (SW/ NE)
Tie line spacing / direction: 8,000 m (SE / NW)

Flight altitude:
Airborne magnetic: 100 m above ground
Airborne gravity: 700 m above sea level

Browse Nigeria well data at www.geoinfoweb.com

Choose from log packages and support data for over 7000 wells:

1. Well log image database - 65,000 analogue files
2. Raw digital log database - 37,000 digital log files
3. Correlative data - deviation data, tops, lithology, bio & cronostratigraphy, reports and more

Composited & interpreted logs are available upon request:

• Edited basic composite - use in geological and seismic correlation and processing work
• Environmentally corrected composite - application of environmental borehole corrections to the log curve data to compensate for mud and hole size variations.
• Petrophysics ready composite - data ready for petrophysical interpretation for reservoir analysis and development, where the curve data have been depth adjusted in great detail.
• TVD corrected composite - log curve data set with a True Vertical Depth (TVD) index and trajectory if full well azimuth information available.

 On behalf of Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), Nigeria. In partnership with Bilview Energy Limited. Nigeria well log portfolio has been updated with new data in May 2015.