Schlumberger announced the launch of the Western Spirit, the seventh Q-Marine vessel to join the WesternGeco fleet. The vessel will begin work immediately with a high-specification 4-D survey in the
Equipped with Dynamic Spread Control (DSC) -- the new WesternGeco automated vessel, source and streamer steering technology -- the Western Spirit provides superior repeatability for improved time-lapse studies for reservoir monitoring and increased accuracy for sophisticated Q-enabled over/under and rich/wide-azimuth surveys that help characterize complex subsurface environments.
Q-Marine is proprietary WesternGeco technology for enhanced reservoir-quality acquisition, processing and inversion. For additional information on the capabilities of Q-Marine, please visit http://www.westerngeco.com/q-technology.
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