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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Spectrum Wraps Up Reprocessing at Adriatic Proj.

- Spectrum Wraps Up Reprocessing at Adriatic Proj.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Spectrum

Spectrum has completed the reprocessing of approximately 9,000 km of regional 2D seismic data from the Italian sector of the Adriatic Sea on a Multi-Client basis. The original surveys were acquired by the Italian government as part of a study to highlight the hydrocarbon potential of the Adriatic Sea.

The majority of production in the region is from Pliocene age gas fields, many of which have multi-TCF reserves. However, the deeper potential of the Adriatic has yet to be fully explored and this reprocessed data library, which shows many un-drilled structures, should lead to a greater understanding of the hydrocarbon potential within the Adriatic Sea.

The reprocessing was carried out in Spectrum's state-of-the-art processing center. The data is now available and it has already triggered significant industry interest through the direct hydrocarbon indicators highlighted.

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

TGS Commences Reprocessing Program Offshore Indonesia

TGS Commences Reprocessing Program Offshore Indonesia

Thursday, March 31, 2011
TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Co. ASA
TGS has commenced an extensive multi-phase reprocessing program of 2D seismic data located in the Makassar Strait, Indonesia. The first phase consists of 2,700 km of seismic data in the Northern Mahakam Delta.

The original and reprocessed data support the exploration potential of the deepwater area of the Mahakam Delta. Interpretation of the seismic data since 2001 has demonstrated potential hydrocarbon prospectivity in the basin, resulting in the award of exploration acreage and the drilling of several exploration wells. Partial relinquishment of the exploration blocks have also recently created opportunities for new exploration in the area.

The data will be reprocessed with customized techniques to enhance imaging of the main structures and reservoir targets in the basin. The reprocessed data is intended to enhance definition of Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators (DHIs) and Amplitude Versus Offset (AVO) anomalies associated with turbidite reservoirs seen on the original 2D seismic data.

Data from this initial phase of reprocessing will be available for clients in 3Q 2011. This project is supported by industry funding.