Oil and Gas Exploration: Delve into the exploration side of the oil and gas industry, focusing on the latest exploration technologies, strategies, and discoveries that are expanding the frontiers of the industry.
Seismic surveys are a crucial tool for mapping and analyzing subsurface formations in the oil and gas industry. They provide critical insights that help geologists, engineers, and exploration teams make informed decisions about where to drill and how to develop a field. However, one of the most important decisions a company must make is choosing […]
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Small patch seismic offers oil and gas companies a highly efficient and cost-effective solution for exploration and development activities. Its ability to provide a higher resolution image of a specific area makes it an ideal solution for identifying drilling problems and hazards and enabling accurate geosteering. One of the key advantages of this type of
Colorbars: They may seem like an afterthought compared to the interpretation and mapping side of geophysics, but they are essential for showing your work. Colorbars can enhance your work, or conversely, they can leave management wondering what they are looking at. Always ask yourself if there’s a better way to view the data. Know the
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Silverthorne Seismic INTViewer Case Study: With the use of INTViewer, Silverthorne Seismic has found a way to prepare clients’ data efficiently. The process of receiving data, indexing, subsetting it, and delivering it to the client has become faster than ever before. Silverthorne is ready to help you enhance your Exploration and Production projects. Download the
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East Knox 3D: Silverthorne announces the availability of 205 Square miles of seismic in the SCOOP play in Southern Oklahoma. Silverthorne Seismic, LLC and its partner Wilson Geophysical, Inc. have been active in the seismic brokerage, management, and acquisition business since 1978. With the acquisition of the North Scoop 3D, Silverthorne Seismic, LLC now owns
