As part of its on-going commitment to the Asia-Pacific region, CGGVeritas has increased its Data Library coverage in the South Flores area by acquiring a new non-exclusive 2D survey in the waters of the
The new survey has been acquired to infill key areas of data that are currently available, targeting plays identified from this existing seismic. Acquisition has also been specifically designed to enhance the imaging of the deeper areas. The survey location is between the islands of Savu, Rote and
David Lamb, CGGVeritas Vice President, Data Library, Asia Pacific, believes "This area is expected to be one of high interest during forthcoming license rounds in the region and CGGVeritas has taken the initiative to provide an important new tool for unlocking the
In this area, CGGVeritas’ Data Library already holds over 2,700 km of high-quality 2D seismic in the Savu Sea, as well as more than 50,000 km of data in the neighboring Browse Basin.
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