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The Northern North Sea is host to many large discoveries, such as Troll, Statfjord and Brage, but recent finds such as Brasse imply that more potential fields are waiting to be discovered. The key to understanding these mature petroleum areas is to consider all the geoscience data available to reduce uncertainty and risk.

CGG deploys a cutting-edge technology toolbox to tackle this complex frontier. Building an accurate and robust velocity model can be a complex task at the best of times.

Persistently difficult market conditions; strict focus on costs, cash and liquidity management; solid operational performance...

CGG announced today that it has been awarded a major contract by Pemex to deliver an orthogonal wide-azimuth integrated solution designed to optimize subsalt seismic imaging in the geologically complex deep waters of the Perdido area.

CGG Gilles Lambaré, Research Director, EAME, Subsurface Imaging, CGG, has been distinguished with the Society of Exploration Geophysicists’ (SEG) Reginald Fessenden Award in recognition of his initiation of the concept of common-angle migration and demonstration of the potential of that approach to seismic imaging.

Generating the clearest possible models is essential in understanding reservoir complexity and placing wells in the most profitable locations. At the SEG 2016 convention in Dallas, CGG will highlight how the latest releases of its reservoir characterization solutions address these challenges in complex, unconventional reservoirs.

CGG has a wealth of advanced imaging experience and expertise in the Gulf of Mexico on both sides of the border. This track record ranges from the industry’s first wide-azimuth (WAZ) surveys and CGG’s four-year program with Pemex in the deep offshore Mexican Gulf, to its state-of-the-art StagSeis™, full-azimuth, long-offset broadband multi-client surveys conducted over the Garden Banks, Keathley Canyon, Walker Ridge and Green Canyon areas in the US.

CGG GeoSoftware has announced a series of innovative software releases across its reservoir characterization product portfolio.

CGG announced today that Sercel has sold 10,000 channels of its high-end UNITE cable-free land seismic acquisition system to NIS, the leading Serbian oil and gas company in which Gazprom Neft has a majority shareholding.