Viridien announces new geologic study to evaluate prospectivity of frontier Langkasuka basin offshore Malaysia
Published by Emilie Grant,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Viridien, in collaboration with Malaysia Petroleum Management (MPM), PETRONAS, is completing an integrated geological study designed to provide new prospectivity insights into the underexplored Langkasuka Basin, located within the Malacca Strait offshore area to the west of Peninsula Malaysia.
The insights generated will provide explorers with a competitive advantage by better informing their licensing and investment decisions.
The 38 000 km2 study is scheduled for delivery in November 2025.
Multi-disciplinary technical experts from Viridien’s Earth Data team have leveraged the company’s recent Selat Melaka multi-client 2D seismic dataset and data-rich GeoVerse geological database to create innovative methodologies that address and overcome the unique challenges of this basin, delivering unparalleled insights into the unexplored Paleozoic interval.
Dechun Lin, Head of Earth Data, Viridien, said: “Viridien is committed to providing comprehensive geoscience solutions that support the industry in better understanding the prospectivity of attractive frontier basins. This study will enable confident, data-driven exploration decisions in Langkasuka and adjacent basins in the region.”
The image above is of a map showing the Langkasuka Integrated Basin Study covering approximately 38 000 km of underexplored offshore area (left) with newly identified Paleozoic prospectivity potential derived from integration and interpretation of the Selat Melaka 2D (right), Multiphysics data and onshore mapping (courtesy of Viridien Earth Data).
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/exploration/21102025/viridien-announces-new-geologic-study-to-evaluate-prospectivity-of-frontier-langkasuka-basin-offshore-malaysia/