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Renewables: 20 years to replace fossil fuels
By how much should we expect renewables to replace fossil fuels over the next 20 years?12 Aug 2010
Focus Area: Exploration
On the hunt for ‘black gold’
The urgency to unearth new oil is intensifying amid mounting demand on world supplies. Julian Rogers investigates.
Sea of change
Offshore exploration presents some very unique challenges, combining a variety of mapping and sampling techniques to try to form a more accurate picture of the seabed.
Quality control of seismic surveys
The quality of seismic data is strongly correlated to the quality of navigation data, and the best total quality is achieved when navigation and seismic quality control (QC) is carried out as an integrated process.
Back Chat: How seabed logging is reducing risk today and creating opportunities tomorrow
Five years ago, seabed logging was considered a fringe technology. Today, it can be used in a wide range of geological settings to confirm the presence of hydrocarbons before a well is drilled.
Improved Reservoir Imaging by using 4C full Azimuth Node Methodology
Eivind Berg, SeaBed Geophysical AS
Even if the application of seabed seismic technology have been linked to the main proven concept of imaging through “gas clouds” with shear waves
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