PGS to survey two offshore wind farm sites

PGS has secured its first ultrahigh-resolution offshore wind farm site characterization program.
Jan. 25, 2023
Courtesy NCS SubSea
An aerial view of a P-Cable spread shows the compact spread dimensions and closely spaced streamers. For this configuration, there are 18 100-m-long streamers separated by 12.5 m in the crossline for a total spread width slightly over 200 m. Photo courtesy of NCS SubSea, which has been acquired by Ocean Floor Geophysics Inc.
An aerial view of a P-Cable spread shows the compact spread dimensions and closely spaced streamers. For this configuration, there are 18 100-m-long streamers separated by 12.5 m in the crossline for a total spread width slightly over 200 m. Photo courtesy of NCS SubSea, which has been acquired by Ocean Floor Geophysics Inc.

Offshore staff

OSLO, Norway — PGS has secured its first ultrahigh-resolution offshore wind farm site characterization program.

The seismic acquisition survey will cover two European sites, both in the development phase. PGS will mobilize a 3D vessel for the project in early April and should complete acquisition toward the end of June.

It will deploy its ultrahigh-resolution 3D P-Cable system, which is said to deliver more detailed subsurface data for shallower targets than traditional seismic acquisition systems.

01.25.2023

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