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Deepwater survey to map unexplored area

Multi-client survey underway

ANGOLA: Scheduled for completion in 2027, a 12,600 line kilometre multi-client 2D survey offshore Angola aims to deliver critical data to significantly enhance regional geological understanding.

Announcing the commencement of the survey, TGS confirmed that the Ultra Profundo survey marks the first 2D multi-client acquisition over Angola’s ultra deepwater areas since 2015 and targets a highly underexplored region.

The survey covers approximately 12,600 line kilometres and Ramform Victory commenced operations earlier in Q1. Data acquisition is estimated to be completed in approximately 100 days, with fast-track products available in Q3. Full data processing is scheduled for completion in Q2 2027.

The survey delivers modern, long-offset seismic data critical for imaging complex pre-salt and top-salt structures as well as basin floor channel systems, significantly enhancing regional geological understanding.

“Angola’s ultra deepwater margin represents one of the most exciting frontier exploration opportunities in West Africa. Our Ultra Profundo multi-client 2D program delivers high-quality seismic coverage needed to unlock pre-salt and sub-salt potential. By leveraging TGS’ acquisition and imaging capabilities, we will provide high-quality data supporting future exploration activities,” said Kristian Johansen, CEO of TGS.

 

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