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16th October 2018 Deriving facies models from the outcomes of seismic inversions, and their derivatives, has become standard practice in reservoir characterization workflows. Although facies classification methods are rooted...
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8th October 2018 The Mad Dog Field is one of BP’s largest discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico to date. Mad Dog Phase 2 will have the capacity to produce up to 140,000 gross barrels of crude oil per day from up to...
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5th October 2018 The purpose of this research is to further enhance the capability of the flying node system and further reduce the cost and time for ocean bottom seismic surveys.RGU is a leading Scottish university in...
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4th October 2018 The new venture seeks to transform the subsea sector with the development and launch of a range of exciting and disruptive technologies.Targeting rapid growth, with offices in Brathens Eco Business Park in...
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4th October 2018 The RFMS provides dynamic subsea measurements with a high degree of reliability for the drilling riser and wellhead systems. By precisely recording the motion of the drilling riser, wellhead and casing...
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25th September 2018 The mooring system comprises an anchor base and a rotating yoke arm filled with water and barite ballast. The structures will be loaded in Batam, Indonesia, and subsequently transported and installed...
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25th September 2018 The contract, which was awarded by i-Tech Services on behalf of Subsea 7, saw Ashtead’s Deflection Monitoring System (DMS) used to capture critical data required to safely deploy a subsea template in...
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25th September 2018 The well was drilled about 4 kilometres south-southwest of the discovery well, and about 190 kilometres northwest of Hammerfest.The discovery was proven in carbonate rocks from the Permian Age (the Ørn...
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24th September 2018 The four-day exhibition and conference held in Barcelona brought together 500 global exhibiting companies and a record number of visitors from across the upstream, midstream and downstream gas, LNG and...
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24th September 2018 The well was drilled to a final depth of 4,312 meters and encountered a gas column of 42 meters of net pay in a high quality Lower Cretaceous reservoir.Preliminary tests confirm good reservoir quality,...
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