Polaris, STRYDE Make Seismic Progress across Africa
Small nodal system provides high-res data with a light footprint and reduced cost, seismic companies Polaris and STRYDE report.
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Anna Kachkova is a freelance writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. She has over 10 years of experience of covering the oil and gas industry, including five years in Houston, Texas, as NewsBase's North America editor.
Small nodal system provides high-res data with a light footprint and reduced cost, seismic companies Polaris and STRYDE report.
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