The project is scheduled to last 30-40 days commencing in August 2019.
The test source is specially designed to enable more efficient low frequency data acquisition than traditional airguns. Low frequencies will improve imaging in complex geological settings, and hence provide a basis for better understanding of the resource potential.
“Customers appreciate Magseis Fairfield’s efficient ocean bottom seismic offering, and this is another example that we are on the leading edge of technology development in the industry.” says Per Christian Grytnes, Magseis Fairfield CEO.
The low frequency source contract represents a limited addition to the financial value of the survey.
This information is subject of the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
