Salinas basin MC2D survey completed
Published by Angharad Lock,
Digital Assistant Editor
Oilfield Technology,
MultiClient Geophysical ASA has announced it has successfully completed the acquisition of the part of the Maximus 2D Multi-Client survey covering blocks, in the first deep-water bid round in the prospective Salinas Basin offshore Mexico. The survey comprises 19 000 km of high quality 2D seismic data and covers all 6 blocks to be included in the first deep-water license round in Mexico, in addition to all blocks included in the CNH 5 years plan for deep-water license rounds in the Salinas Basin. A complete processed dataset will be available in February 2016. The seismic vessel is currently acquiring regional lines for the Maximus survey outside the bid round blocks.
Tom Wolden, CEO, commented: “We are very pleased to be able to make our new data available to the oil industry ahead of the first deep-water license round in the Salinas Basin offshore Mexico expected to be announced during the 3Q16. Our modern, high quality seismic 2D data covers all 6 bid round blocks in the Salinas Basin and ties 20 wells, providing companies the possibility to extrapolate important well information into the deep-water bid round blocks”.
Edited from press release by Angharad Lock
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/exploration/27012016/salinas-basin-mc2d-survey-cover-1994/
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