With a new name and its guiding vision to “see things differently”, Viridien (formerly CGG) focuses on human ingenuity to usher in a
bright future across multiple sectors.
Chris Page, EVP New Businesses Development, Viridien, explains how technologies used to support oil and gas exploration and development are enabling innovations in the energy transition and beyond.
This paper highlights recent progress and breakthroughs in land FWI with two examples from the Sultanate of Oman (one from the north and one from the south).
Recent discoveries in Namibia’s Orange Basin have raised industry expectations that a similar level of success could be replicated in its conjugate margin, Uruguay. Still considered as a frontier basin, the Uruguay deepwater has similar geological elements at basin scale and unique aspects at ...
We demonstrate how the use of multiples in imaging may provide improved shallow illumination and potentially reduce the requirement for extensive site-survey acquisition in some areas.
In the Barents Sea, bright amplitudes on seismic data below the Base Quaternary indicate the presence of hydrocarbon reservoirs. To allow characterization and quantitative interpretation of these potential reservoirs, analysis of amplitude versus reflection angle (AVA) information is crucial. Even with the availability of ...
To coincide with ADIPEC 2024 Karim Lassel discusses Viridien’s bold rebrand and its commitment to drive innovation for the energy industry.
The play-opening giant discoveries of Baleine and Murene-1 (Calao) offshore Tano Basin have reinvigorated exploration in the Equatorial margin of Africa. The basin is geologically complex and has proven its unparalleled hydrocarbon potential. To further explore this basin, there is a need for high-end ...
We present a method for the quantitative assessment of the subsurface suitability of saline aquifer CO2 storage sites using a case study example from the Northern North Sea.