Nautilus Increases CGGVeritas Production
Technology services company CGGVeritas said its Nautilus acoustic positioning and streamer steering system on its Alize vessel has “dramatically” increased production levels. The vessel is on its first project of a 3-D seismic programme in the Gulf of Mexico. The Ali
Technology services company CGGVeritas said its Nautilus acoustic positioning and streamer steering system on its Alize vessel has “dramatically” increased production levels.
The vessel is on its first project of a 3-D seismic programme in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Alize has achieved a one-day production record of 117km2, significantly exceeding production targets, the company said.
The firm said the system has been supported by the deployment of 12 Sercel Nautilus-Sentinel steered solid streamers.
Nautilus has reduced the infill requirements through streamer separations and depth control across the entire spread.