Gulf Coast Basin
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi
- >630 mi2 of WAZ 3D seismic data;
- >3,100 mi2 of NAZ 3D seismic data;
- Thousands of square miles of transition zone and land seismic 3D data
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Aggieland
This survey spans approximately 176 mi2 in Brazos and Robertson Counties, Texas, leveraging optimal azimuth and long-offset recording geometry to achieve superior precision in statics and velocity fields. Near surface complexities are addressed using advanced noise attenuation and 3D refraction modeling. Surface-consistent (SC) deconvolution, multiple iterations of SC residual statics, and amplitude corrections further enhance data quality. Broadband processing with relative amplitude preservation maximizes seismic resolution, while robust velocity fields are constructed through iterative velocity analysis and 5D interpolation. Vector high fidelity (VHF) technology provides frequency enhancement and additional random noise attenuation, revealing thin-bed stratigraphy with improved clarity, and anisotropic Kirchhoff pre-stack migration ensures precise imaging in challenging geological environments.
Hokie
80 mi2 survey located at the intersection of Leon, Houston and Madison Counties, Texas. Highlights include the use of wide-azimuth and long-offset recording geometry to ensure precision in statics and velocity fields, broadband processing with relative amplitude preservation, Vector High Fidelity (VHF) frequency enhancement for greater random noise attenuation and improved thin-bed stratigraphy illumination, and anisotropic Kirchhoff pre-stack migration.
Millican
98 mi2 survey located in Brazos and Burleson Counties, Texas. Highlights include the use of wide-azimuth and long-offset recording geometry to ensure precision in statics and velocity fields, broadband processing with relative amplitude preservation, Vector High Fidelity (VHF) frequency enhancement for greater random noise attenuation and improved thin-bed stratigraphy illumination, and anisotropic Kirchhoff pre-stack migration.
