Norway’s Halten and Dønna Terrace is revealed in unprecedented multi-azimuth detail by PGS’ final GeoStreamer X Norwegian Sea data. 
Stunning full stack depth imaging is now available for the first 7000 sq. km tranche of GeoStreamer X Norwegian Sea, over of the Halten / Donna Terrace.

The final accurate subsurface images provided by GeoStreamer X Norwegian Sea reveal structure and stratigraphy in unprecedented detail in both shallow and deep settings.

“The detail on our final GeoStreamer X data is so sharp, it makes our interpreters' fingers itch. It’s a new level of understanding the traps and plays, allowing your team to reassess new and missed exploration opportunities and volumetrics on the Halten-Dønna Terrace,” says Sónia Pereira, VP of Data Sales Europe at PGS.

Pioneering solution

GeoStreamer X is an efficient approach to multi-azimuth illumination that is enabling new insights for exploration of potential along the Norwegian Continental Shelf. MAZ data can radically improve illumination of subsurface challenges. GeoStreamer X delivers improved data faster and with lower environmental impact than alternative technologies by imaging new broadband acquisition together with reprocessed library coverage.

Structural definition improvement is clearly demonstrated over the Natalia discovery.  Slide the bar to compare single azimuth GeoStreamer data from 2016 and GeoStreamer X final data. See how fault imaging is enhanced by additional azimuthal content and augmented signal/noise ratio. Better data allows geological interpretation to be refined.  

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