Sri Lanka Multi-Client Programme
Fourteen thousand line kilometers of FTG, gravity and magnetic data are available now on a multiclient basis. Optional infill, for even higher resolution is available on request.
Bell Geospace has exclusive rights to acquire and provide industry defining multi-client Gravity Gradiometry data for Sri Lanka by the Petroleum Development Authority of Sri Lanka. The Sri Lanka FTG Multi-Client Programme includes airborne 3D Full Tensor Gradiometry, gravity and magnetic survey data over the shallow waters of the Mannar and Cauvery basins over blocks C1, M1, M2 and beyond. Data is already available now, with interpretations ongoing.
With our expertise, advanced data processing and reliable interpretations, the Sri Lanka FTG Multi-Client Programme enables operators to minimise risk while optimising their exploration budget. This acquisition comes in a timely manner, with the revised Hydrocarbon Exploration Blocks Map of Sri Lanka. FTG data will allow operators to revisit vintage seismic and wells and efficiently design new acquisitions.Data is acquired on a 1km x 5km line with options for infills, and can be delivered with the full complement of measured tensor components. The primary objective of the survey has been to determine the depth to basement, geological trends, volcanic distribution, and the potential for identification of target structures hosting hydrocarbons.
These processed and interpreted FTG data, can be integrated with additional datasets such as existing 2D seismic data and wells.
FTG data in the region is providing direct indications of:
- Basins
- Sub-basins
- Closed structures
- Location of high-density material
- Lithological changes
- Geological contact zones
- Faults including regional and secondary faults
Analysing Air-FTG® and magnetic data will enhance Operator's geological mapping which in turn will change current geological ideas. This will shed light on many unexplored areas within the Mannar and Cauvery basins in a cost effective way, and limit exposure to risk. It will also bring insights into existing seismic data interpretation and optimise the design of new seismic acquisitions.
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