SIP Back in Norway at the NCS Exploration Strategy, Stavanger
- adampegley
- Nov 4, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 7, 2022
Seismic Image Processing will be exhibiting at the NCS Exploration Strategy in Stavanger on 23-24th November 2022. It's been a while, and we look forward to updating you on our offering in integrated imaging, rock physics, and inversion. We have lots to tell you about the ongoing successes of our ground-breaking, AVO compliant eGWM and GRT migrations - the new standard for North Sea seismic imaging.
As a preview, here is a comparison of the excellent eGWM against Kirchhoff in an area adjacent to Greater Pegasus (Cluster 1) which has been identified by the NSTA as a strategically important area to meet the U.K.'s energy demands as we transition towards net-zero.
Want to maximize your exploration success? Don't kill it with Kirchhoff.
Outdated Kirchhoff migration image (left) versus higher quality eGWM image (right). The SNS is a perfect example of where Kirchhoff is a poor quality and high risk choice. eGWM provides a higher quality, AVA compliant result in a shorter turn-around time.
Blue line indicates seismic section location relevant to Cluster1 and 4 of the 'Southern North Sea: SNS Cluster Rationale' , 33rd Licensing Round. Base map courtesy of U.K. North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA).
Whatever stage you are in your exploration cycle, SIP has the experience to help.
2D/3D land and marine processing from field tapes
Proprietary hyper-efficient eGWM high frequency wave migration
AVO/AVA compliant GRT migration
Advanced velocity modelling solutions
Rock physics and fluid replacement modelling
Seismic inversion
Depth conversion and prospect evaluation
See you in Stavanger!
Bjødnabeen 2
4033 Stavanger
